Clearwater Beach Condo Building Guide
The multi-building community at the island's southern tip — three-sided water views where Clearwater Pass meets the Gulf.
Clearwater Point occupies the southern tip of Clearwater Beach, where the island narrows between the Gulf, Clearwater Pass, and the harbor. The community spreads across multiple buildings of varying heights and eras, sharing grounds, pools, and a private beach on the pass — a layout unlike anywhere else on the island.
The variety is the advantage: within one community you'll find price points and floor plans spanning from approachable to premium, all with some flavor of water view. Watching boat traffic run the pass toward the Gulf is the signature Clearwater Point experience.
Sunrise over the harbor, sunset over the Gulf, and the Sand Key bridge arcing overhead — the southern tip delivers the island's most panoramic living. The 51-acre Sand Key Park is one bridge away, and the pier district a short drive or trolley ride north.
Multi-building communities layer master-association and building-level finances on top of each other. Which building you buy in matters as much as which unit — we know the differences and will steer you to the ones that fit your budget and plans. For the framework, read our Condo Buyer's Guide and Flood Zones 101.
Twin Gulf-front towers on South Gulfview — the walk-to-everything Clearwater Beach classic and a long-standing favorite with rental investors.
Read guideA Sand Key Gulf-front classic — direct beach access, unobstructed water views, and the island's signature quiet.
Read guideResort-style towers beside Sand Key Park — newer construction, big amenity decks, and the island's most park-adjacent address.
Read guideBrowse all building guides or read the full Clearwater Beach neighborhood guide.
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