Madeira Beach Homes for Sale & Neighborhood Guide

Madeira Beach Florida is located directly on the Gulf of Mexico in Pinellas County in the zip code of 33708. Search Madeira Beach homes for sale on the interactive map.

This beach town is located south of Redington Beach and north of Treasure Island, across John’s Pass. The Tom Stuart Causeway connects Madeira Beach with the mainland.

Popular neighborhoods are Bay Point Estates, Madeira Beach Town Center, Crystal Islands, Madeira Beach Yacht Club, Mitchells Beach, Serano, Ocean Sands, and Surf Song.

Additional condominium communities to explore include The Harbor at Town Center, Madeira Norte, Beach Place, Las Brisas and Crimson on the Gulf. The Harbor adds a newer condominium option near the town center. Meanwhile, the established beach communities offer different building sizes and locations. Compare individual listings on the Madeira Beach interactive map.

Madeira Del Mar (2021): Located at 15305 1st Street East, Madeira Del Mar offers three-bedroom, three-bathroom condominiums a short walk from the beach. The community includes a shared pool and provides another newer-building option beyond the town center.

Madeira Bay Resort I (opened 2020): The newer tower at Madeira Bay Resort features two- and three-bedroom condos near John’s Pass Village and the Intracoastal Waterway, with Gulf beaches across Gulf Boulevard. Distinguish Resort I from the older Resort II when comparing buildings. These resort-style properties also call for a closer look at owner-use rules and rental arrangements.

Popular things to do for both tourists and locals include visiting Johns Pass Village and Boardwalk, Boca Ciega Bay, The Florida Winery, and R.O.C. Park. 

Visit the official Madeira Beach city website. 

Madeira Beach’s story starts long before its incorporation in 1947. A hurricane opened John’s Pass in 1848, creating the inlet between Madeira Beach and Treasure Island. Its fishing-village heritage remains part of the waterfront’s identity today, alongside shops, restaurants and boat excursions.

Later, the town grew into the beach community known today as “Mad Beach.” The city’s 75th-anniversary history shares its early development and incorporation story. For a visual look at the changes, explore the vintage Madeira Beach photo collection at Rick’s Custom Rods, a local business with images dating to 1947.

Start a beach visit at Archibald Memorial Beach Park at 15100 Gulf Boulevard. The city lists metered parking and four wooden beach walkovers here. Before heading out, check the city’s current access and parking information.

For another local stop, explore R.O.C. Park. The park’s community mission brings together recreation, music and gatherings. It offers a different setting from the beachfront, so include both in a visit while you get to know Madeira Beach.

John’s Pass Village and Boardwalk is a starting point for waterfront restaurants, independent shops and time on the water. The village directory includes fishing charters, dolphin-watching trips and boat excursions. Use it to compare operators and plan a visit around the activities you enjoy.

For a local dining stop, Mad Beach Craft Brewing Company serves a Caribbean- and Southern-inspired menu in John’s Pass Village. You can also explore The Florida Winery, already listed above. Check each business’s current hours and menus when planning your day.

Beyond the beach, Gulf Beaches Public Library at 200 Municipal Drive offers books, digital resources and a local program calendar. Its activities provide another way to get involved in the area. Check the library calendar for upcoming programs, including storytime and other scheduled events.

For outdoor activities, start with the city’s recreation and events information. The recreation facilities are based around 200 Rex Place. Together with John’s Pass and the beach parks, these public spaces give you several places to explore on different visits.

Compare the Gulf-front condominium areas with homes around Boca Ciega Bay and the town center. During a visit, try the routes you would use for beach access, shopping and mainland trips. The Tom Stuart Causeway provides the mainland connection, while John’s Pass Bridge leads south to Treasure Island.

Next, review the Madeira Beach market report alongside individual homes. For nearby options, explore Treasure Island and St. Pete Beach. Contact Felicity to compare communities and plan your search.

Community stories from the past 30 days. For current activities and announcements, check the local calendar and town updates.