1028 Apollo Bch Blvd

Anchor Point is a low-rise waterfront condominium complex in Apollo Beach built in 1977, composed primarily of two-story townhome-style and stacked units. Residences are predominantly two-bedroom layouts with open living/dining plans, split-bedroom configurations and a mix of vaulted and cathedral ceilings; many units include screened lanais or covered balconies facing the deep salt-water canal. Interiors commonly feature solid wood cabinetry, stone or quartz counters, walk-in closets, attic storage, ceiling fans, built-in details, and in-unit laundry. The community’s exterior amenities emphasize boating and outdoor leisure: a marina with rentable boat slips, a seawall and kayak launch, heated swimming pool, tennis courts, waterfront grill and picnic areas, mature tropical landscaping and sidewalks. Parking is assigned with guest spaces and storage options; the complex maintains hurricane shutters, irrigation and exterior lighting. HOA coverage typically handles exterior maintenance, some utilities, building insurance and common-area upkeep. The location offers quick, bridge-free access to Tampa Bay and the Gulf, short walks to restaurants and the Apollo Beach Nature Preserve, and straightforward commuting via nearby I-75 to Tampa, Brandon and Bradenton.