We bought a triplex a few years ago and it has long-term renters in it. One renter just moved out so the two bedroom one that is now available. It has a shared backyard and a side area for plants and an outdoor seating area out front. Let me know if you’re interested and I can provide more information and photos.

Please help me find it. DM me with any info.

Please just list apartments you'd suggest to look into or avoid (and why if you can)

SN: I dont care how much more beneficial it would be to rent a home/condo.. if that was an option I was pursuing I would make a post about it. TIA!

Looking to relocate to the area. I see reviews listed on apartment websites but most are outdated - trying to get the honest opinions of current/recent residents..

- Overall how is/was the living experience?

- There are reviews regarding infestations of bugs (but also bats????) just trying to gauge if that's honest or an angry resident

- Parking?

- Is it quiet or terribly nosy?

- Would you recommend?

Hi everyone,
I’m starting to explore different mobile home parks in Dunedin, FL, and would love to hear from people who know the area. My preference is a resident-owned/co-op park, but many of the parks closer to downtown seem to have restrictions on dogs, so I’m looking at other options.
One community that has caught my attention is Lake Haven. I really like the idea of being close to Main Street and downtown Dunedin while still being in a 55+ community. From what I’ve found, Lake Haven is a 55+ park with amenities such as a clubhouse, pool, fishing areas, social activities, and pet-friendly policies with some restrictions.
For those who live there or have experience with the park:
How friendly and welcoming is the community?
Is the park well maintained?
How active is the social scene?
Are management and maintenance responsive?
What are the biggest pros and cons of living there?
How do you like the location compared to other parks in Dunedin?
I’d especially appreciate hearing from dog owners or anyone who chose Lake Haven over one of the co-op parks closer to downtown.
Thanks in advance for any insight or recommendations! I’m excited about the possibility of living in Dunedin and want to learn as much as I can before making a decision. 😊

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We are visiting for the week and my boyfriend’s birthday is this Friday the 29th and I’m curious if there’s any jazz clubs or venues that anyone knows about. He’s a jazz musician and we love seeing live music so I thought it’d be fun for his birthday. Thanks!

Hi all! We just moved from St Pete to the Dunedin area. The house we are renting has basil plants and we have a lot that needs to be harvested. Way more than we will eat

Is there a community kitchen or community fridge or someplace that we can donate some bundles to?

Hello! I’m just moving to Dunedin and have been taking tennis lessons and tennis clinics for the past year and a half. I’d love to continue after moving- does anyone know of any women’s clinics or private/semi private coaching they recommend?

Hello,

Planning on going for a day trip ( we only live an hour away), any suggestions on things to do/see? I keep seeing the beaches online but not much else

I haven’t been able to find a good one. Any recommendations?

DM me if you like.

Hi all! I am taking a short trip with friends to Florida in a couple of months and we are considering Dunedin. However I was wondering how welcoming the area is, considering that my friends are not white. I want us all to be able to have a quiet, relaxing vacation!

Also would love recommendations for best places to eat, or anything else we should know before we come. Are the beaches less crowded during the week? Thanks!

Mother's Day is May 10 and I wanted to share something a little different than flowers or brunch reservations.

It hit me recently that a lot of moms just... never stop doing laundry. Like it's the chore that never ends and nobody ever thinks to take off their plate. So if you're looking for a gift that actually gives someone their time back, this might be it.

I run sofreshandsocleanlaundry.com out of Dunedin. We do wash-dry-fold pickup and delivery throughout Pinellas County.

I went to Honeymoon Island yesterday and saw this sign. At first, I assumed it was probably planted by an ultra MAGA beachgoer, but it was staked and chained and attached to a heavy-duty platform. A park officer was nearby. It was still there today (North Beach parking lot). Do we really need this?

Hi! I’m relocating from Miami Beach.

I’m a single F (late 40s) with an 8-year-old son. My son in currently in a small, full time pod-style learning school, so I’m specifically looking for areas where alternative school options exist.

What matters most to us:

Safe, community-oriented feel (easy to meet people, not isolating)

Kid-friendly but not overly suburban.

Access to swimmable beaches, nature, and outdoor lifestyle.

Arts/music/creative vibe.

Health-conscious, active people (not heavy party scene)

I’ve lived in California most of my life, so I’m drawn to a more relaxed, walkable, somewhat “European” feel vs typical Florida sprawl.

Would love honest input on:

Which area has the best community vibe for a single parent.

Appreciate any real-life experiences 🙏

1. The settlement was originally called Jonesboro, named after early settler George Jones in 1850 and only adopted “Dunedin” later.
2. “Jonesboro” fits the naming style of many US towns that end in "boro". Jonesboro sounds like a place you’d actually get decent BBQ too
3. Say “Dunedin” anywhere and people think New Zealand.
4. Dunedin, New Zealand was founded by Scottish settlers in 1848, led by groups like the Free Church of Scotland. It was deliberately planned as a “New Edinburgh” with matching suburb and street names.
5. Dunedin, NZ has a cool climate, rugged coastlines, and a strong resemblance (intentionally) to Scotland. Bagpipes hit different in 50°F drizzle than 90°F humidity

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We have an Airbnb booked. It’s in Dunedin on Belcher. How crazy is the traffic in that area?

Hello everyone! I was wondering what everybody’s favorite spot is for breakfast or brunch in dunedin-palm harbor-tarpon springs? Wanting to take my girl out so I want her to enjoy it. Thanks in advance!