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Bradenton Real Estate For Sale In FL

Bradenton

When searching for real estate in Florida, buyers are often looking for the perfect balance of beach life and proximity to the amenities of a city. That is why real estate in Bradenton, FL, is a phenomenal place to look for a home. Bradenton is a coastal city full of Gulf Coast history, and the motto is "The Friendly City," which is reflected in just how much residents love living, working, and thriving in Bradenton.

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$900,000

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$429,000

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17108 Vardon Terrace #302

Bradenton, FL 34211

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5611 Key West Place #B-04

Bradenton, FL 34203

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$419,900

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$479,900

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$405,000

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1123 Riverscape Street #D

Bradenton, FL 34208

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$439,000

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$580,640

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18113 Fattoria Terrace

Bradenton, FL 34211

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$434,000

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18109 Fattoria Terrace

Bradenton, FL 34211

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$300,000

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7820 34th Avenue W #202

Bradenton, FL 34209

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2837 Newbern Banks Drive

Bradenton, FL 34208

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3140 Rock Sound Street

Bradenton, FL 34208

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6914 Grand Estuary Trail #103

Bradenton, FL 34212

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Bradenton, FL Real Estate Market

Homes in Bradenton are in high demand due to multiple factors, including the great amenities of Bradenton, its location, and the multiple recreational opportunities Bradenton offers its residents. Bradenton is ideal for people looking for big city amenities but still want to maintain the beach proximity and quaint small-town atmosphere. The proximity to the Tampa Bay Area is an additional perk for buyers of Bradenton real estate.

Another benefit of buying in Bradenton is the variety of property styles and diverse neighborhoods to choose from. Living in Central Bradenton, you get the more urban feel of a city while living just a few miles out has a true suburban atmosphere. However, if you live on the far south side of Bradenton, closer to Sarasota real estate, you have the option of an urban feel between the two cities.

The Brandon real estate market is slightly more of a buyer's market, as the majority of homes are selling under the list price. However, they are selling very slightly under the list price, so the market isn't negatively affecting sellers. If you are listing a home in Bradenton, you can expect it to be on the market for fewer than 40 days on average. The median price of single-family homes for sale in Bradenton, FL, is $480K over the state’s average. Home values in this city have continued to rise year after year, making Bradenton a wonderful city to invest your life in when buying a home. If you don't want a single-family home and are in the market for something smaller or something with minimal upkeep, you may want to look at a townhome or condos for sale in Bradenton. Both types of properties are priced significantly lower than single-family homes, so they could be a better choice for young professionals, couples, retirees, or singles.

If you are looking in Bradenton, FL, for a condo to buy, you can expect median prices of around $250K. The prices of condos have stayed fairly consistent year after year, with a slight increase in price over the years. Townhomes for sale in Bradenton have had a similar trajectory, with median prices at $261K and prices remaining predictable.

Neighborhoods in Bradenton, FL

Bradenton real estate has been split up into 27 neighborhoods. Within these neighborhoods, you can find a variety of subdivisions and gated communities. You can find a variety of atmospheres in these neighborhoods, from luxury, historic charm, and or beach access.

Upscale and Amenity-Heavy Neighborhoods in Bradenton, Florida

If an upscale neighborhood or a multitude of amenities is important to you, neighborhoods such as Riverview Boulevard and Sterling Lake may be good options for you.

Sterling Lake

This is a smaller neighborhood to purchase Bradenton real estate if you appreciate living with amenities such as a community pool, local lakes, and more modernized home styles. Another neighborhood with a multitude of amenities but more affordable is City Center. Homes in City Center have a median price of $200K and are close to Downtown Bradenton.

Riverview Boulevard

Real estate in Riverview Boulevard is made up mostly of mansions with lakefront property lines. The homes in Riverview are large, with the smallest homes starting at 3,000 square feet. Despite what you may think, there is a section of Riverview Boulevard homes that are older, built in the 1930s and built primarily out of stone which is unique for the area.

Covenant Way

This is another upscale neighborhood with Bradenton real estate prices starting at $600K and only going up from there. Covenant Way is on the southeast side of Bradenton and is occupied year-round with very few rentals.

Historic and Established Neighborhoods in Bradenton, Florida

Village of the Arts

One of the most unique and historic neighborhoods in Bradenton is the Village of the Arts. This unique neighborhood covers 36 acres in Downtown Bradenton. The community was developed to be a living and working community of artists. Real estate in Village of the Arts were renovated and designed for artists to live in the front of the home and have workshops and shop spaces in the back of the homes. The cottages are usually painted bright colors and have artistic flair on them.

Silver Lake

Silver Lake is a large neighborhood with larger lots and close proximity to amenities. Silver Lake is a well-established community where families buy homes and stay for decades. Prices of real estate in Silver Lake begin at $250K for a single-family home.

Bradenton East

Bradenton East is another well-established neighborhood that maintains a very tight-knit community with a healthy mix of families with children and retirees. If you buy real estate in Bradenton East, residents often retire there as well.

Wares Creek

Wares Creek, located west of downtown, was built in the 1920s and 1930s and is full of historic bungalows. Wares Creek real estate prices average $200K, and are known to be great starter homes for single professionals and families with children.

Palma Sola Park

Even older, established in the late 1800s, Palma Sola Park real estate consists mostly of large homes surrounded by green space. Homes here are more expensive, falling upwards of $450K.

Point Pleasant

One of the most sought-after historic neighborhoods is Point Pleasant. Real estate for sale in Point Pleasant are just five minutes from downtown on a little peninsula into the Manatee River. Homes in Point Pleasant have access to the water and downtown, making a great blend of recreation and urban atmospheres. Another great aspect of Point Pleasant is the variety of home styles like bungalows, cottages, and old Spanish-style homes.

Bradenton, FL Schools

The School District of Manatee County monitors and is the administrator of public schools in Bradenton, FL. The schools in Manatee County are constantly rated highly, with the schools in Bradenton achieving an overall grade of A in recent years.

You have a wide variety of elementary schools in Bradenton but not quite as many high schools. One excellent aspect of Bradenton schools is their excellent student-to-teacher ratio allowing for a thorough education. Below are a few of the top-rated schools near Bradenton real estate:

Elementary and Middle Schools In Bradenton, Florida

● Stewart Elementary School

● Manatee Elementary School

● Jessie P Miller Elementary School

● Sea Breeze Elementary

● Palma Sola Elementary School

● Bayshore Middle School

High Schools In Bradenton, Florida

● Southeast High School

● Bayshore High School

● Manatee High School

● Manatee School for the Arts

Charter and Private Schools In Bradenton, Florida

Manatee Learning Academy
Rowlett Academy for the Arts
Johnson K-8 School
Oasis Middle School

Another benefit to living in Bradenton, FL real estate is the proximity to two college campuses for those wishing to attend higher education facilities. Bradenton is home to the State College of Florida, a public college that serves over 11K students and was established in 1957.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bradenton, FL Real Estate

What Is The Zip Code For Bradenton, Florida?

When looking at real estate in Bradenton, you can find a multitude of styles, atmospheres, and budgets across the four zip codes covering the city of Bradenton. The greater metro area encompasses ten zip codes.

The largest of the four main zip codes is 34208; the remaining three zip codes are 34205, 34209, and 34210. The two westernmost zip codes, 34219 and 34209, are going to offer the most coastal properties and beach access.

Where Is The Nearest Commercial Airport In Bradenton, Florida?

If you are looking at the convenience of traveling in and out of Bradenton, you are in luck! There are three international airports under an hour from Bradenton, as well as several smaller municipal airports. The Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport (SRQ) is the closest airport to Bradenton, 11 miles south of downtown Bradenton.

If you need more options when flying in and out of the Tampa Bay Area, you can also check out flights in and out of the St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport, 35 miles from Bradenton, and the Tampa International Airport, an approximate 45-minute drive from Bradenton.

What County Is Bradenton, Florida, in?

Bradenton, FL, is the county seat of Manatee County. While Bradenton is not the largest city in Manatee County, this medium-sized Gulf Coast city is more well-known than nearby North Port.

How Far Are Other Popular Cities from Bradenton, Florida?

One of the best perks of living in Bradenton is your close proximity to both big cities, beaches, and even large parks with lots of trees. Bradenton is easily accessible by plane or car.

Sarasota - 13 miles south via US-301
Siesta Key - 19 miles south via US-301
St. Petersburg - 25 miles north via I-275
Fort Myers - 89 miles southeast via I-75
Orlando - 116 northeast via I-4 and I-75
Daytona Beach - 172 miles northeast via I-4
West Palm Beach - 182 miles southeast via FL-64

Is Bradenton, FL, A Good Place To Live?

By all accounts, Bradenton is a wonderful place to live, whether you are just starting out, raising a family, or thinking about retiring. Real estate is priced reasonably, and the job market is constantly growing to allow for fresh populations to come in. The peaceful beach areas are great for those looking to retire or even just get away from larger cities.

Things to Do in Bradenton, FL

Living in Bradenton real estate gives you excellent access to all types of art, history, museums, and more. One of the big attractions for locals and tourists alike is the Bishop Museum of Science and Nature. The museum is in Downtown Bradenton and specializes in the history of the Florida Gulf Coast. The museum also has an aquarium that rehabilitates manatees!

Bradenton has access to many different beaches as well as riverfronts and lakes. Manatee County Beach is one of the top beaches in Bradenton. It is popular with families, young adults, and tourists due to its picnic pavilions, playgrounds, and even more.

Another beach option is Anna Maria Island, a barrier island; this is a larger beach and is described as quiet and out of the way. It has many tucked-away places for privacy and peace. There are also many amenities, such as walking trails, picnic areas, and playgrounds.

Living in Bradenton, FL

Cost of Living in Bradenton, Florida

When considering expenses and places to move, Bradenton real estate is a good option due to its low cost of living. The cost of living in Bradenton, FL, is 5% below the national average. Even better, with a median household income of $50,084 and housing costs in Bradenton 7% below the national average, buying and living here is within your reach!

Healthcare in Bradenton, Florida

Bradenton, FL, is home to several hospitals allowing residents a wide variety of choices when it comes to their healthcare. In downtown Bradenton, Manatee Memorial Hospital is a top-rated facility in the Bradenton Metro Area. Due to Bradenton's proximity to other large and popular cities, you are never far from a hospital when living in Bradenton real estate.

Weather in Bradenton, Florida

If you are looking for a city to live with year-round mild weather, look no further than Bradenton real estate. Due to its location right on the Gulf of Mexico, Bradenton has a humid subtropical climate designation. You can expect humid summers and warm winters.

One of the great things about Bradenton is winters rarely get cool, with an average low of 65 degrees Fahrenheit. In addition, the summers are hot, but the average highs usually top out in the mid-80s, but you can see temps hit the 90s in July and August.

We can't mention Florida without mentioning hurricane season. Hurricane season typically begins in June and lasts the summer and into October. The west side of Florida tends to see fewer direct hurricane landfalls, but it is something to be aware of.

Job Market in Bradenton, FL

Bradenton has a healthy job market and has seen steady growth year after year. The average yearly job growth is just under 4%, and most people who move to Bradenton real estate stay in their jobs long-term. The top two industries in Bradenton are the healthcare and construction sectors. This isn't to say they are the only employers in the area.

One of the largest employers is Tropicana, founded in 1947 when Bradenton was primarily a citrus farm and has remained a large employer for residents. It isn't unusual for residents to commute to Sarasota or Palmetto if they find a job better suited there but want to live in Bradenton. Some of the top employers in the city are:

Manatee Memorial Hospital
Tropicana
Blake Medical Center
SYSCO
Sun Hydraulics

Transportation in Bradenton, FL

Bradenton real estate is served by the major interstate of I-75 to the east with access by highways 70, 41, and 301. Just north of Bradenton, you can also access Interstate 275 to reach St. Petersburg.

Bradenton as a whole is not walkable, but there is excellent bus service provided by Manatee County Area Transit throughout the cities and neighborhoods of Bradenton, Palmetto, Anna Maria, and more. Only some areas are walkable.

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