Community Amenities | Belleview Place

Resort-style Living

The iconic Belleview Inn lies at the heart of Belleview Place. A restored portion of the Belleview-Biltmore Hotel, this Florida icon has hosted presidents, nobility and stars like Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio. Today, the Inn serves as Belleair’s grand new gathering spot, offering quiet spaces to relax as well as vibrant settings for social events. It’s the perfect place to make new memories with friends, family and neighbors.

Pool

Just off the back porch of the on-site Belleview Inn and embraced by vine-draped pergolas and sundeck, the community’s resort-style swimming pool is just the place to stretch, unwind and enjoy. A heated spa pool and lively water feature add soothing sound and continuous movement.

Fitness Center

A fully outfitted exercise room with essential cardio- and strength-training equipment is situated on the first floor of the Inn and overlooks the pool and beautifully landscaped Grand Lawn. The adjacent deep-set back porch is just the spot to rest and rehydrate.

Social Spaces

Inviting social settings in the Inn offer venues for meetings, parties and celebrations. Other services also are available to residents, including a catering kitchen, an informal snack shop and a History Room with displays and information about the Belleview Biltmore Hotel and its place in history. The main lobbies in the Mid-rise buildings include beautiful gathering spots as well.

Venues for meetings, parties and celebrations at Belleview Inn in Belleview Place

Grand Lawn

Continuing the original hotel’s reputation as the Tampa Bay area’s go-to scene for weddings, corporate events and community celebrations, the 150-foot-by-60-foot landscaped Grand Lawn provides the picture-perfect outdoor setting. Located between the pool and porch, it’s easy to imagine memorable times under sun or stars.

Walking Paths

Sidewalks throughout the community offer a one-mile circuit of tranquil rambling within the gated enclave, with easy access along the scenic golf course to the 44-mile-long Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail (less than a mile away).