Island Walk is a gated condominium and townhome community on Harbour Island, the residential island connected to downtown Tampa by bridge, in Hillsborough County and the 33602 ZIP. It was built in the 1990s and early 2000s, and its condo association records date to that era (Hillsborough County and Florida condo-association records).
The community is amenity rich for an attached-home enclave: a 24 hour controlled gated entrance, a clubhouse, a resort-style pool, tennis courts, a fitness center, a playground, and landscaped grounds with dog-walk areas. Reported HOA scope includes flood insurance, water, exterior maintenance, landscaping, security, and trash service, which is why the monthly figure is higher than a detached-home dues line and has to be read against what it actually covers.
The pitch is location: Island Walk sits a short walk or quick ride from the Tampa Riverwalk, the Water Street district, Sparkman Wharf, Amalie Arena, Channelside, and the University of Tampa, with downtown jobs and dining at the doorstep. The trade is that this is an attached-home community on a low-lying waterfront island, so the building, the association, and the flood and insurance math decide the deal.
Because units range in size and the association fee scope is broad, the money is made or lost on the specific stack, the association's reserves and condition, and an honest read of flood zone and insurance, not the Harbour Island name alone. Confirm the current association budget, reserve study, and any special assessment before you fall for the address.
