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Palm Harbor is My Pinellas
Rob Randelman,
Resident of Palm Harbor since 1997As a family we spend a lot of time outdoors. The outdoor recreation here is just fantastic. Kids ride their bikes in the neighborhood and there are plenty of parks all around – ball fields, dog parks, beautiful beaches. The Pinellas Trail is just a mile away from our home, and we often ride our bikes over to it. We play a lot of golf as a family on the weekend, or we’ll take our sailboat to Caladesi Island. But we don’t have to go far to find something to do – we even have a YMCA right in the neighborhood. It’s been a great place for making new friends.
Palm Harbor is My Pinellas.Click here to find out more about Palm Harbor.
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Palm Harbor
More than 60,000 residents make the Palm Harbor community their home. Currently an incorporated area and largely governed by Pinellas County, Palm Harbor features a wide variety of available housing choices. From golf course communities with a country club atmosphere to lovely historic areas, from contemporary single family neighborhoods to condominium communities with boat slips and waterfront access, Palm Harbor has something to offer just about every homebuyer.History and Charm
The entry to Palm Harbor’s historic downtown makes quite an impression with its Gateway Art Sculptures. Recently refurbished, Old Palm Harbor Main Street has preserved eight historic structures, and is the heart of this small town with a strong sense of community. The charming brick paving and tree-canopied sidewalks make the area especially conducive to an afternoon stroll through the shops.
A short distance from the quaint downtown, with its mixture of retail service, and professional offices, is the main traffic artery U.S. 19, offering national chain restaurants and retailers a short distance from home. Those interested in golf will be glad to know that Innisbrook Golf Resort, a nationally regarded golf course, is located conveniently in Palm Harbor.Activities abound for residents. The Palm Harbor Parks and Recreation Department sponsors everything from dance classes and guitar lessons to kayaking and tennis for both youth and adults. The Main Street program sponsors a variety of events, including the Palm Harbor Parrot Head Party and First Fridays. The first Sunday in October, the Palm Harbor Junior Women’s Club sponsors the “Taste of Palm Harbor” festival, offering samples from more than 20 local restaurants. Proceeds of the event benefit the club’s grants and scholarship program.
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Population: 60,000
Land Area: 17.9 Sq. Miles
Median Age: 43.2Points of Interest: Palm Harbor’s Historic Downtown, Gateway Art Sculptures, Brick Paving and Tree-Canopied Sidewalks, Shops, The Innisbrook Golf Resort, Dance Classes, Guitar Lessons, Kayaking, Tennis for youth and adults, Palm Harbor Parrot Head Party and First Fridays, The first Sunday in October, Taste of Palm Harbor festival.
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