Florida

Redington Beach, on the Gulf side

Four homes on a narrow strip of barrier island between Clearwater and St. Pete Beach. Two waterfront houses with pools and docks, a pool home a short walk from the sand, and a restored cottage built for long, unhurried beach days.

4 bookable stays in Florida

The Coast

Discover Redington Beach

Redington Beach is a small, mostly residential town on the Pinellas County barrier islands, between Clearwater Beach to the north and St. Pete Beach to the south. The Gulf of Mexico is on one side and the Intracoastal Waterway on the other.

That makes it a quiet base for beach days, sunsets and time on the water, with livelier beach towns a short drive in either direction. The town keeps five public beach accesses and four town parks.

The wide white-sand beach at Redington Beach with calm Gulf water and a clear sky.

Nearby favorites

  • John’s Pass Village & Boardwalk

    About 10 minutes by car

    A waterfront village of more than 100 shops and restaurants, and the departure point for dolphin-watching and shelling tours, fishing charters, boat rentals and parasailing.

  • Clearwater Beach and Sunsets at Pier 60

    About 30 to 40 minutes by car

    Pier 60 Park hosts a free nightly sunset celebration of artisans and street performers, from about two hours before sunset to two hours after, weather permitting.

  • St. Pete Beach and historic Pass-a-Grille

    About 30 minutes by car

    At the southern tip of the island, Pass-a-Grille is a National Register historic district with a wide beach, the shops and restaurants of 8th Avenue, and no high-rise hotels. The city publishes a self-guided walking tour.

  • Downtown St. Petersburg

    About 35 minutes by car

    The Dalí Museum holds a major collection of Salvador Dalí’s work, and the St. Pete Pier has restaurants, parks, a playground, a splash pad and a fishing deck on the bay.

  • On the water

    Fishing charters, cruises and boat rentals run from John’s Pass. Coastal Haus and Sea Haus also have docks of their own.

  • Getting around

    Several of the homes provide bikes and beach gear. Redington Beach has not designated any streets for golf carts; registered low-speed vehicles may use streets posted at 35 mph or less.

Drive times are approximate and depend on traffic and the time of year.

The homes here

Stay in Redington Beach

Guest experiences under previous management

A New Chapter for Guest-Favorite Homes

Nonna’s Haus, Sea Haus and SonnenHaus previously welcomed guests through Beach Escape Vacation Rentals. These homes are now independently operated by The Haus Collection, allowing us to provide more personal communication, thoughtful details and direct care throughout every stay.

  • Had a great stay. Caught a bunch of fish, had a great time. Saw dolphins in the morning. Couldn’t of asked for a better vacation

    Kate R. Sea Haus · July 2026 Airbnb · previous listing
  • Great location, walkable to the beach, very clean!

    Steven F. SonnenHaus · May 2026 Airbnb · previous listing
  • Great place & location. Close to the beach , Restaurants & Shopping. Close to nearby Attractions. Very relaxing sitting on the dock, nice swims in the pool as well. Highly recommend!

    Kimberly S. Sea Haus · July 2026 Airbnb · previous listing

Selected reviews from these homes’ previous listings, before management by The Haus Collection.

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