Bridgewater has 7 homes, all with 3 bedrooms. The community offers single-unit buildings, providing spacious living options. Each home has a size range of 2,142 to 2,250 square feet. Residents enjoy various amenities, including sidewalks, street lights, and a park. The community also features fishing opportunities and water access. Recreation facilities and a pool are available for leisure and relaxation. A community mailbox supports daily mail needs, while a boat slip offers additional recreational options. The pet policy allows pets within size limits and set numbers. These features create a welcoming environment for families and individuals seeking a comfortable lifestyle.
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Downtown Bradenton sits near the Manatee River and mixes shops, housing, and public spaces. Bradenton Riverwalk offers a waterfront park, a band shell, and a long pedestrian path. Village of the Arts hosts galleries, studios, and small craft shops in old homes. Pier 22 serves seafood and river views for locals and visitors. Bishop Museum of Science and Nature displays local history, fossils, and a manatee aquarium. LECOM Park hosts minor league baseball games and special events. Robinson Preserve protects mangroves and provides kayak launches and nature trails. Palma Sola Botanical Park shows native plants, walking paths, and open lawns. Manatee County Area Transit runs buses that link the area to nearby towns and beaches. Riverwalk Market brings farmers, artists, and small vendors to a regular market. Restaurants and bars such as O'Bricks and Pier 22 offer casual meals and drinks. Businesses and galleries occupy first floors while apartments fill upper levels. Streets and paths invite walking, biking, and short commutes across this district. Data shows that the most common age group is 0 to 4 years old and that one person households make up the largest share.