Seaflower in Bradenton: Found in Florida Paradise

If you’ve been waiting for the next big thing in Florida living, meet Seaflower — Bradenton’s newest master-planned community that’s already generating buzz. Just six minutes from Anna Maria Island, this golf-cart-friendly neighborhood is being designed as a true “live, work, play” destination, complete with shopping, restaurants, office space, and even a Publix you can ride to without ever starting your car.

Location, Location, Location

Nestled off Cortez and 75th Street, Seaflower has been over a decade in the making. Thoughtfully planned to bring convenience and lifestyle together, it offers the same energy you’ll find in Waterside at Lakewood Ranch — but closer to the beach. That unbeatable location means easy access to both city life and Gulf Coast relaxation.

Amenities That Bring People Together

At the center of the community will be The Garden Club, Seaflower’s main hub for fun and connection. Here, residents can enjoy:

• A resort-style pool with lap lanes

• Pickleball courts

• Dog parks and kids’ playgrounds

• A fire pit, amphitheater, and event lawn

• A community center for gatherings

• Year-round activities led by a dedicated Lifestyle Director

It’s all designed to make every day feel like a vacation while fostering a strong sense of community.

Five Builders, Endless Options

Seaflower stands out because it’s not a “cookie-cutter” neighborhood. With five respected builders offering a variety of floor plans and architectural styles, buyers can choose a home that truly fits their lifestyle.

• ISA Homes – Luxury estate homes on 80-foot lots, 2,900–3,600 sq. ft. Prices typically range from $1.7M to $2M, featuring designs like the Addison, Hemingway, Kingston, and Preston.

• Cardel Homes – Cottage (1,900–2,600 sq. ft.) and Classic (2,300–3,000 sq. ft.) series with coastal styles. Standouts include the Daybreak, Palma, and Lido.

• David Weekley Homes – Known for their included upgrades, offering Bungalow and Classic series ranging from 1,600–2,900 sq. ft., with charming Florida-inspired layouts.

• Pulte Homes – Nine versatile plans, from budget-friendly 1,400 sq. ft. cottages starting in the $400s to larger models with ADU options and styles like West Indies, Craftsman, Coastal, and Transitional Farmhouse.

• MI Homes – Villas and townhomes designed for easy living, starting in the $400s. Spacious floor plans (1,450–2,400 sq. ft.) make them feel like single-family homes, complete with lanais and open designs.

Designed for Community, Not Short-Term Rentals

Seaflower is focused on building long-term connections. Homes must be owner-occupied for at least a year before leasing, keeping the community strong and neighborly. Many early buyers are local Bradenton and Sarasota residents who love the idea of a new community close to the beach — and in Flood Zone X, where flood insurance is optional and affordable.

HOA & Fees at a Glance

Like most master-planned communities, Seaflower has HOA and CDD fees:

• Single-family homes: ~$300/month (lawn, clubhouse, basic internet)

• Villas: $380/month (includes exterior maintenance)

• Townhomes: $375/month (includes exterior maintenance)

• CDD fees: $1,600–$3,000 annually, depending on home type

Why Buyers Are Taking Notice

Between its unbeatable location, lifestyle amenities, and range of home options, Seaflower is already seeing high demand. Lots are selling quickly, and many builders don’t need to offer discounts — the excitement speaks for itself.

Final Thoughts

Seaflower in Bradenton isn’t just another neighborhood. It’s a carefully planned community designed for convenience, connection, and coastal living. Whether you’re looking for a luxury estate, a family-friendly home, or a low-maintenance villa, Seaflower has something for everyone.

If you’d like a closer look at the models or details about buying in Seaflower, connect with a local real estate expert who knows the area inside and out.