Overview
Snell Isle is a waterfront neighborhood in Northeast St. Petersburg, developed in the 1920s by C. Perry Snell. It's known for Mediterranean-style and newer waterfront homes, tree-lined boulevards and the golf course of the Vinoy Golf Club, all minutes from downtown St. Pete.
It's a strong fit for a family that wants a boating lifestyle and easy access to downtown St. Pete's waterfront parks, museums and restaurants, and for anyone connected to Tropicana Field or the Rowdies at Al Lang Stadium.
Gated access & security
Snell Isle is a public, non-gated neighborhood. Security comes from the property itself: gates, cameras and monitoring.
For crime statistics, rely on official sources: search any address on the LexisNexis Community Crime Map ↗, or check with the local police department or sheriff's office.
Privacy
Waterfront homes are visible from the water and from Coffee Pot Bayou, and boulevards see regular walkers and cyclists. Walls and landscaping make the biggest difference.
Homes
Historic Mediterranean homes, renovated mid-century properties and new waterfront estates, many with docks.
Lifestyle
Downtown St. Pete's waterfront, museums, restaurants and the Pier. Boating on Tampa Bay, and the Gulf beaches are close by.
Flood & insurance
Much of Snell Isle lies in FEMA high-risk flood zones, so flood insurance is a major carrying cost. Check each address on the map and get insurance quotes early.