Community Details at a Glance
Lewis Island is the historic plat name for the single-family side of Coquina Key, an established waterfront island in southeast St. Petersburg. Known as Lewis Island after the Lewises, who bought the land in the 1920s and renamed Coquina Key in the 1950s, it is an owner-occupied island of mostly 1950s-to-1970s homes, many with private docks and direct water access to Big Bayou, Little Bayou, and Tampa Bay, on to the Gulf. St. Petersburg residential zoning does not permit short-term rentals, and the city sets a multi-month minimum lease. There is no CDD, and the single-family plat has no mandatory HOA, only a voluntary Coquina Key Neighborhood Association. Nearby Coquina Key Park offers tennis, pickleball, a dog park, a fishing pier, and a kayak launch. Confirm condition, seawall, flood zone, and any association per parcel.
