250 126Th Ave

A low-rise waterfront condominium complex built in 1967, Capri Isle Garden is a two-story, 20-unit community of one- and two-bedroom residences located on the Isle of Capri in Treasure Island, FL. The architecture reads like mid-century coastal modest housing: low massing, broad rooflines and large glazed walls facing the water. Units typically feature open living/dining configurations, eat-in kitchens, wood or stone counters and solid wood cabinets; many have enclosed Florida rooms or balconies that capture intercoastal views. Interior details commonly include crown molding, ceiling fans, walk-in closets and in-unit laundry retrofits in some homes. Common exterior elements emphasize active shoreline living: a community fishing dock with short-term boat docking, assigned parking, storage rooms for beach gear, an on-site dog run and modest landscaping with irrigation. Building maintenance items noted across listings include a recently replaced roof, refreshed exterior paint and upgraded impact windows on select units. The community operates as a non-transient, 55+ land-lease complex with rules allowing a small pet (generally under 20–25 lbs.), limited annual rentals, and a monthly land-lease fee. Its location places residents within easy walking distance of beaches, Rosselli Park, and the shops and dining at John’s Pass Village, supporting both casual seaside recreation and day-to-day conveniences.