Marina Pointe Tampa Condos for Sale & Marina Guide

Browse current Marina Pointe Tampa listings below. Results may include condominiums and separately listed boat slips, so check the property type before comparing prices. A slip listing is not a condo, and a condo listing does not necessarily include a slip.

For additional availability or Luna preconstruction options, request a Marina Pointe property search from Felicity.

Marina Pointe Tampa is a waterfront condominium development within the Westshore Marina District in South Tampa. Its marina setting gives buyers two connected decisions: which residence fits their needs, and whether they also want access to a suitable boat slip. Use this guide to compare the residential offering with the details of life on the water.

The developer currently markets Luna at Marina Pointe as a preconstruction offering. Its published plans include one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences, plus three- and four-bedroom penthouses. Described finishes include European-style cabinetry, quartz counters, open living areas, and private terraces. Review the official residence information alongside the specific floor plan and current offering documents.

Meanwhile, the live listings above provide a separate view of properties being marketed through the MLS. An existing condo and a future residence can involve different timing, deposits, finish selections, and opportunities to inspect the completed space. Ask Felicity to help you compare those options against your intended move date.

For any residence, compare interior area and terrace area separately. Also look at room dimensions, storage, floor level, and view direction rather than relying on a development rendering to represent the outlook from every unit.

The developer’s marina information describes a private marina with 159 slips accommodating boats from 40 to 90 feet, floating docks, power and water access, a pump-out station, and a dockmaster. The published description places the marina within a protected deepwater basin with access to Tampa Bay.

Boat slips are not automatically included with every condo. The developer advertises resident-only slips available for purchase. Confirm the availability, price, ownership or use arrangement, transfer conditions, and ongoing charges for the particular slip being considered.

If boating is central to your search, have the dockmaster confirm suitability for your vessel’s length, beam, and draft, along with current operating rules. This is more useful than assuming every advertised slip will accommodate every boat.

The official amenities overview highlights waterside pool areas, fitness and wellness facilities, lounges, a bocce court, and a golf simulator suite. These features give buyers a starting point for comparing the community with other waterfront condominium options.

During a tour, ask which amenities are completed and available to the residence you are considering, which are planned, and whether any reservations or additional charges apply. For example, a future tower’s marketing materials may describe facilities that should be checked against that tower’s current plans.

Explore the surrounding Westshore Marina District for neighborhood context and nearby property options. A visit should include the route from the building to the waterfront spaces and the shops or services you expect to use.

You can also compare Inlet Park and the broader South Tampa market. For a different urban setting, browse our Downtown Tampa and Water Street Tampa guides.

Before choosing a home, test the drive to your usual destinations at the times you normally travel. Compare access to Tampa International Airport, downtown, and cross-bay routes using the specific property address and live traffic conditions.

Marina Pointe Tampa condos for sale should be compared as complete ownership packages. Alongside the floor plan and view, request current information about association fees, included services, parking, storage, insurance, and any disclosed assessments.

• Residence: Layout, interior square footage, terrace, condition, finishes, and view exposure.
• Building: Available inspection information, maintenance plans, association budget, and reserves.
• Marina: Whether a slip is included, separately available, or unavailable for the property.
• Intended use: Current leasing rules and other policies relevant to your plans.
• Timing: The difference between a listed property’s availability and a preconstruction project’s estimated delivery.

Felicity can help organize these comparisons and identify questions for the association, developer, dockmaster, lender, and inspection professionals.

The articles below document earlier stages of development in 2018–2019. They provide historical context, rather than current pricing or construction updates.

1. People are moving in to the Westshore Marina District

With $35 million in reservations, it’s full speed ahead with first condos in Westshore Marina District (Renderings) (Video)

Westshore Marina District takes shape near Gandy in South Tampa