Tucked along the northern end of Treasure Island, Isle of Capri is one of those neighborhoods you might easily miss if you didn’t know it was there—and that’s part of its charm.
Turn off the main beach corridor and the atmosphere quickly changes. The streets become quieter, homes line peaceful canals and boats sit behind waterfront properties waiting for the next day on the water.
For buyers who love Treasure Island but want more of a residential neighborhood feel, Isle of Capri offers a wonderful balance of beach life, boating and community.
Water is at the heart of life on Isle of Capri.
The neighborhood was created during Treasure Island’s development boom in the mid-1950s, when developers transformed mangrove islands along Boca Ciega Bay into waterfront residential communities. The result is the distinctive layout you see today, with streets extending along canals and waterways designed to maximize waterfront living.
Many of Isle of Capri’s waterfront homes feature private docks, boat lifts, pools and outdoor entertaining areas overlooking the water.
For boaters, that means the ability to step outside, lower the boat and spend the day exploring the surrounding waterways, fishing, cruising to a waterfront restaurant or heading toward the Gulf.
One of the things that sets Isle of Capri apart from some of Treasure Island’s more tourism-focused areas is how residential it feels.
At the heart of the neighborhood is Rosselli Park, a wonderful community gathering place shaded by mature trees. The park offers a playground, Little League field, tennis courts, shuffleboard and open areas for residents to enjoy.
It adds something special to the neighborhood. You’ll see people walking dogs, riding bikes, taking an evening stroll or heading to the park while boats move quietly through the canals nearby.
It feels less like you're living in a vacation destination and more like you're part of an established coastal neighborhood.
The homes on Isle of Capri reflect decades of Treasure Island history.
You'll find classic Florida ranch-style homes and mid-century properties alongside beautifully renovated residences and newer luxury waterfront construction. Over the years, many homeowners have redesigned their properties around outdoor living, adding pools, expansive patios, outdoor kitchens and docks that make the backyard every bit as important as the inside of the home.
Depending on where you're located on the island, views can range from peaceful canals to expansive vistas across Boca Ciega Bay and the surrounding waterways.
One of Isle of Capri's greatest advantages is its location.
You're tucked away in a residential setting, yet you're remarkably close to everything that makes this part of the Gulf Coast so much fun.
Just to the north is John’s Pass, separating Treasure Island from Madeira Beach and providing access between the Intracoastal waterways and the Gulf of Mexico. Nearby John’s Pass Village & Boardwalk offers waterfront restaurants, shops, boating excursions and plenty of activity along the water.
Treasure Island's famously wide sandy beach is also just minutes away, giving residents an easy way to trade a day on the boat for an afternoon along the Gulf.
Continue south and you'll find even more restaurants and entertainment throughout Treasure Island, followed by Sunset Beach and St. Pete Beach.
Life on Isle of Capri can be as active—or as relaxed—as you want it to be.
Take the boat out in the morning. Come home for an afternoon by the pool. Walk the dog through the neighborhood before dinner. Bike over toward the beach. Head to John’s Pass for a waterfront meal. Or simply sit outside and watch dolphins and boats make their way through the water.
It's the kind of place where enjoying Florida doesn't have to be something you plan for the weekend.
It's simply part of everyday life.
Isle of Capri offers something buyers often search for along the beaches but don't always find: a true residential neighborhood surrounded by the coastal lifestyle they came to Florida to enjoy.
Waterfront homes, boating access, a neighborhood park and proximity to Treasure Island Beach and John’s Pass all come together in one small island community.
Whether you're looking for a waterfront home with a dock, a beautifully renovated coastal residence or simply a quieter place close to the beach, Isle of Capri offers a lifestyle that feels unmistakably Treasure Island.
