Grandview - Real Estate in Hillsborough County, Tampa, FL

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The Grandview at Channelside Walk is located at 371 Channelside Walk Way, South Tampa. This luxury South Tampa waterfront condo was built in 2003 by the Byrd Corp. of Clearwater. Condos range from 1821 to 3592 square feet. Vistas of the dynamic Downtown Tampa and endless water. Live in the gated and prestigious Harbour Island. The Grandview at Channelside Walk is 18 stories and there are total of 64 units.

At the entrance of this prestigious Harbour Island, this stylish urban living condo offers amenities including pool and spa, fitness center, concierge service, and Tampa's premier waterfront location close to downtown, Channelside, Jackson's and other fine restaurants.

The HOA at GrandView is about $1200 per month maintenance fee. GrandView of Tampa Condominium Association, Inc. Property Manager, Richard Canto, (813) 209-9300 / (813) 209-9153.

Public schools are Gorrie Elementary, Wilson Middle and Plant High.

Driving directions to Grandview are Franklin St. over Harbour Island Bridge to stop sign, turn left, take first immediate left and follow towards water and around bend.

Harbour Island is a prestigious master planned gated development nestled on a private island oasis in South Tampa consisting of condos, townhomes and single family architectural masterpieces. Condos in Harbour Island start in the low $200Ks while other waterfront homes such as Harbour Place sell for over $5 million. The Point at Harbour Island is on the tip of Harbour Island with the main street being Renaissance Way.

Harbour Island is connected to Downtown Tampa by two bridges. At the entrance to Harbour Island is the Harbour Island Athletic Club, restaurants, Channelside, The St. Pete Times forum, and the Tampa Aquarium.

Schools in the Harbour Island district are Gorrie Elementary, Wilson Jr High, and Plant High School.

Harbour Island was first known as Seddon Island named after W. L. Seddon, a railroad engineer. In 1979 Harbour Island was purchased by The Beneficial Corp. It wasn't until 1990 that Harbour Island finally gained the needed momentum to become South Tampa's premier place to live. First came Port Royal, then St. Tropez, The Keys and Harbour Side Townhomes.

The first Home Owners Association created on Harbour Island was the Harbour Island Community Services Association, Inc. (HICSA) which is today the master association for the entire development. There are 3 sub-districts in Harbour Island known as North Neighborhood Association, the South Neighborhood Association and the Piazza Neighborhood Association (commercial).

The South Neighborhood Association (NSD) manages the access for all residents and guests. The South Neighborhood Association is strictly residential with control over two condominium communities, four townhome communities, four single family home communities, and the marina.

The North Neighborhood Association (NNA) is a mixed use neighborhood district, with both businesses and neighborhood associations sharing this district. There is one apartment community, seven condominium or townhome communities, businesses and office complexes.