What type of homes are in Sweetwater at Rocky Point?
Single-family homes built primarily between 1979 and 2004.
Sweetwater at Rocky Point is a gated single-family waterfront community in Town 'n Country, Tampa, FL 33634, with homes primarily built 1979-2004. Verified facts from real estate sites include amenities such as a community pool, fitness center, dock/water access, and gated entry; HOA fees reported in listings around $83-$108/month. No official HOA website, management contacts, or detailed rules were identified in public sources.
Sweetwater at Rocky Point is a single-family residential community located in the Town 'n Country area of Tampa, Florida (ZIP 33634). Public sources describe it as a gated waterfront neighborhood with homes built primarily between 1979 and 2004.
Public real estate listings indicate monthly HOA fees ranging from approximately $83 to $108 or higher in some reports; exact current fees, transfer fees, capital contributions, or special assessments are not detailed in available public sources.
Detailed architectural guidelines, parking rules, pet policies, rental restrictions, or other regulations are not publicly detailed in the sources reviewed.
Available descriptions mention a community pool, fitness center, gated entry, dock/water access, recreation area, security features, sidewalks, and waterfront elements. Specific details on clubhouse, tennis courts, or additional amenities are not confirmed in public listings.
The community offers a suburban waterfront lifestyle with convenient access to Tampa Bay and nearby urban amenities in the Tampa area.
No verified official HOA name, management company, phone number, email, website, or mailing address was identified in public sources.
The neighborhood features waterfront properties and is situated near Westshore Marina District, parks, beaches, and shopping. Housing consists of single-family homes with a range of sizes and prices.
Sweetwater at Rocky Point is a established waterfront single-family community in Tampa, Florida, with limited publicly available details on HOA operations.
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Public sources checked include real estate listing sites (neighborhoods.com, homesbymarco.com) and general web searches for HOA management or official sites. Important gaps: no authoritative HOA website, contact details, or governing documents found; some third-party sites appear to contain unverified or placeholder information.
Single-family homes built primarily between 1979 and 2004.
Yes, listings mention a community swimming pool and fitness center.
Yes, it is described as a gated community with security features.
No verified official contact information was found in public sources.