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1041 Apollo Beach Blvd, Unit A | 2 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom | 800 Sq Ft | Waterfront Canal-Front Condo Unit A is a rare little waterfront condo with a screened-in, expanded lanai that looks straight down the canal—perfect for coffee, sunsets, and watching boats go by. You also get a hard-to-find dock setup so you can be ready for your watercraft without hunting for storage. The seller reports the home has never flooded. The monthly HOA is about $300 and includes water, landscaping, exterior insurance including flood (plus reserves), which helps keep ownership simple. No short-term rentals here, but seasonal rentals are allowed, which is a nice fit for snowbirds or part-time Florida living. Location is a big win. You can bike or walk to waterfront favorites like Circles and Finn’s, and you’re close to the Apollo Beach Nature Preserve for an easy beach walk and bay views. For manatee lovers, Tampa Electric’s Manatee Viewing Center is nearby and is known for huge winter gatherings—TECO even reported a record of 1,100 manatees at one time. Around town you’ve also got marinas, parks, and quick access toward Tampa, Brandon, and the interstate when you need to commute.

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1041 Apollo Beach Blvd, Unit A | 2 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom | 800 Sq Ft | Waterfront Canal-Front Condo Unit A is a rare little waterfront condo with a screened-in, expanded lanai that looks straight down the canal—perfect for coffee, sunsets, and watching boats go by. You also get a hard-to-find dock setup so you can be ready for your watercraft without hunting for storage. The seller reports the home has never flooded. The monthly HOA is about $300 and includes water, landscaping, exterior insurance including flood (plus reserves), which helps keep ownership simple. No short-term rentals here, but seasonal rentals are allowed, which is a nice fit for snowbirds or part-time Florida living. Location is a big win. You can bike or walk to waterfront favorites like Circles and Finn’s, and you’re close to the Apollo Beach Nature Preserve for an easy beach walk and bay views. For manatee lovers, Tampa Electric’s Manatee Viewing Center is nearby and is known for huge winter gatherings—TECO even reported a record of 1,100 manatees at one time. Around town you’ve also got marinas, parks, and quick access toward Tampa, Brandon, and the interstate when you need to commute.