Around Pinellas Park ·
Pinellas Park, Answered
A single reference for the questions buyers ask most about Pinellas Park, Florida, and about the twenty-five residences we are building here: the ground, the water, the drive times and the terms of ownership.
The short answer
- Pinellas Park is a city of its own in mid Pinellas County, Florida, not a neighborhood of St. Petersburg.
- Latitudes in the Park is a gated enclave of twenty-five new residences at 6216 64th Way N, Pinellas Park, FL 33781.
- The site sits approximately twenty-one feet above sea level in FEMA Zone X, so flood insurance is not federally required.
- Residences begin at $650,000, run about 2,350 square feet, and each one carries a private rooftop terrace and a two-car garage.
- Downtown St. Petersburg is about twenty minutes, the Gulf beaches ten to fifteen, and Tampa International about twenty-five.
An introduction to the address
Pinellas Park sits in the middle of Pinellas County, on the high inland ridge between the Gulf beaches and Tampa Bay. It is an incorporated city with its own government, its own police department and its own parks, bordered by St. Petersburg to the south and east, Largo to the west, and the Gateway employment corridor to the northeast. Buyers who search only for St. Petersburg quietly pass it by, and that oversight is the single most valuable thing about the address.
This page gathers, in one place, everything a serious buyer eventually asks. Each figure below is drawn from the community's own verified specifications or from a public authority linked at the foot of the page. Nothing here is estimated for effect.
The community at a glance
Latitudes in the Park is the reference point used throughout this compendium: a finite, gated enclave rather than a subdivision that continues over the horizon.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| City | Pinellas Park, Pinellas County, Florida 33781 |
| Residences | Twenty-five at full build-out, gated |
| Priced from | $650,000 |
| Size from | 2,350 square feet |
| Elevation | Approximately 21 feet above sea level |
| Flood zone | FEMA Zone X, flood insurance not federally required |
| Construction | Solid block on Levels 1 and 2, impact-rated windows and doors |
| Outdoors | A private rooftop terrace on every residence, resort-style pool |
| Parking | Two-car garage per residence |
| Association | Approximately $400 a month |
Distances, measured from the gate
Typical off-peak driving times from the community. Rush hour across the Howard Frankland Bridge adds time in both directions, and a spring Saturday adds time going west.
| Destination | Typical drive |
|---|---|
| Sprouts Farmers Market | Under 1 mile |
| Shoppes at Park Place (Target, Regal) | 3 minutes |
| Freedom Lake Park | 5 minutes |
| Sawgrass Lake Park | 5 minutes |
| Treasure Island beach | 10 minutes |
| St. Pete Beach | 15 minutes |
| Downtown St. Petersburg | 20 minutes |
| Downtown Tampa | 25 minutes |
| Tampa International Airport | 25 minutes |
Common questions
Where is Pinellas Park, Florida?
Pinellas Park is an incorporated city in central Pinellas County on Florida's Gulf coast, immediately north of St. Petersburg and about twenty-five minutes from Tampa International Airport by way of I-275.
Is Pinellas Park in a flood zone?
It depends on the parcel. Much of mid-county Pinellas Park sits well inland of the coastal surge zones. Latitudes in the Park specifically sits approximately twenty-one feet above sea level in FEMA Zone X, where flood insurance is not federally required. Always confirm a specific address on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.
How far is Pinellas Park from the beach?
Treasure Island is about ten minutes west, Madeira Beach and John's Pass about twelve, and St. Pete Beach about fifteen.
Is Pinellas Park a good place to live?
It suits buyers who want the mid-county position: beaches roughly ten to fifteen minutes west, downtown St. Petersburg about twenty minutes south, Tampa about twenty-five minutes northeast, with groceries, a shopping centre, parks and a twenty-four-hour gym inside a five-minute radius. It is a working city with its own government and parks system rather than a resort town, and that is precisely why it holds its footing.
What new construction is available in Pinellas Park?
Latitudes in the Park is a gated enclave of twenty-five new residences at 6216 64th Way N. Homes begin at $650,000 for about 2,350 square feet, with private rooftop terraces, two-car garages, block construction on the first two levels and impact-rated openings throughout.
How much are the association fees at Latitudes in the Park?
Approximately $400 a month, covering landscaping, pool maintenance, the gates and community insurance.
Can you rent a residence at Latitudes in the Park?
Yes. The association permits short-term rentals, so owners may let the residence during the months they are elsewhere.
Which school district serves Pinellas Park?
Pinellas County Schools, a countywide district that assigns students through an address-based process with choice applications rather than a simple nearest-school rule. Confirm assignment for a specific address with the district's school locator.
How do you tour Latitudes in the Park?
Open tours run Saturday and Sunday from 12 to 4 PM, and private appointments are arranged on request. Call or text Colleen Hockenberry at (860) 930-7120.