Listing Description
1861 Royal Oak Pl E, Dunedin, FL 34698 – Property Overview
🏡 Located in Dunedin's desirable Spanish Trails neighborhood, this single-story ranch home, built in 1969, features four bedrooms and four bathrooms spread across approximately 2,624 sq ft on a spacious 0.66-acre lot. This property exemplifies classic Florida charm with significant upgrades and a premium-sized lot ideal for family and outdoor living.
🔹 Key Features
Bedrooms / Baths: 4 beds, 4 full bathrooms
Living Space: ~2,624 sq ft on a 0.66-acre lot (~28,832 sq ft)
Outdoor Amenities: Private in-ground pool with surrounding deck—spacious yard great for entertaining
Interior Finishes: Mixed flooring (tile, hardwood, and carpet), large windows, central A/C
Garage: Attached garage included in the 576 sq ft parking area
Construction & Systems: Stucco-on-block construction, composition roof, central heating/cooling
📍 Location Highlights
Neighborhood: Spanish Trails, a quiet and established enclave known for mature landscaping and large lots
Access: Close to Pinellas Trail, downtown Dunedin shops/restaurants, top-rated schools, and area beaches
HOA: Nominal – approximately $4/month
💵 Market Snapshot
Rent Zestimate: ~$5,566/month
Last Sold: December 1997 for $212,000
2024 Property Tax: ~$4,003
📝 Why It Stands Out
This property combines a sprawling lot and classic mid-century construction with a modern Florida lifestyle, including a private pool and proximity to the Pinellas Trail. With abundant space indoors and out, it’s an exceptional offering for families or those seeking a forever home in a sought-after Dunedin enclave. The strong rent potential also makes it appealing for investors.
Dunedin, Florida, is a charming coastal city in Pinellas County, located just west of Tampa and north of Clearwater. Known for its rich Scottish heritage, beautiful Gulf beaches, and vibrant arts scene, Dunedin offers a relaxed small-town atmosphere with easy access to big-city amenities.
✅ Why People Love Dunedin
✔ Small-town charm with a walkable, vibrant downtown
✔ Easy access to top-rated beaches and outdoor activities
✔ Rich history and a strong sense of community
✔ A growing hub for arts, culture, and local businesses
✔ Scottish heritage celebrated through unique events and traditions
🏡 Real Estate & Housing
Dunedin offers diverse and desirable housing options, including:
🏠 Waterfront & coastal homes – Found along St. Joseph Sound and the Intracoastal Waterway.
🌴 Historic bungalows & cottages – Located in and around Downtown Dunedin.
🏘️ Golf course & suburban communities – Popular neighborhoods include Fairway Estates and Weathersfield.
💰 Median home price: Higher than the Florida average, but affordable compared to other Gulf Coast cities.
🏖️ Lifestyle & Attractions
Honeymoon Island State Park – One of Florida’s top-rated beaches, perfect for swimming, kayaking, and shelling.
Caladesi Island State Park – Accessible by ferry or kayak, offering pristine white-sand beaches and nature trails.
Pinellas Trail – A popular walking and biking trail that runs through Downtown Dunedin.
Dunedin Marina – A scenic spot for boating, fishing, and waterfront dining.
Dunedin Highland Games & Festival – A celebration of the city's Scottish heritage, featuring bagpipes, dancing, and athletic competitions.
📊 Demographics & Economy
Population: Approx. 36,000+ residents.
Median household income: Around $56,000.
Major industries:
Tourism & Hospitality – Driven by beaches, festivals, and boutique shops.
Healthcare & Senior Living – Dunedin is home to Mease Dunedin Hospital and assisted living communities.
Retail & Small Businesses – The downtown area is thriving with local shops, breweries, and art galleries.
🎓 Education & Schools
Dunedin is part of the Pinellas County School District, with notable schools including:
Dunedin High School – Known for its strong academics and athletics.
San Jose Elementary & Dunedin Highland Middle School – Well-rated public schools.
Nearby Colleges: St. Petersburg College and the University of South Florida (USF) are within a short commute.
🚗 Transportation & Accessibility
Tampa International Airport (TPA) – About 35 minutes away.
St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE) – About 30 minutes away.
US Highway 19 & Alternate 19 – Main roads providing access to Clearwater, Palm Harbor, and Tampa.
Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) – Offers bus service throughout the region.
☀️ Climate & Outdoor Living
Warm, sunny weather year-round, with mild winters and hot summers.
Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous parks, golf courses, and waterfront activities.
Known for its dog-friendly beaches, outdoor farmers' markets, and active lifestyle.
Dunedin is a hidden gem along Florida’s Gulf Coast. It offers a high quality of life, stunning natural beauty, and a welcoming community.
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