Community Details at a Glance
Snell Isle is an established waterfront neighborhood on a peninsula northeast of downtown St. Petersburg (33704), Pinellas County, framed by Coffee Pot Bayou, Smacks Bayou, and Tampa Bay and connected by the Snell Isle Bridge. Developed by C. Perry Snell beginning in the 1920s, it is known for 1920s Mediterranean Revival and European-inspired estates along Brightwaters Boulevard, plus many later and rebuilt homes. It is an all-ages neighborhood of roughly one thousand single-family homes, about a third reported on waterfront lots, with a few waterfront condominium buildings. There is no mandatory island-wide HOA; the Snell Isle Property Owners Association is voluntary, and condos carry their own associations. Much of the isle is low-lying waterfront, and the 2024 Hurricane Helene surge flooded low-lying St. Petersburg waterfront including Snell Isle, so flood zone and elevation are central. Homes are zoned to Pinellas County public schools by address; verify zoning with the district.







