While it is true that many home buyers are attracted to Parrish because of its lower density when compared to Bradenton, there are other advantages to consider. A real estate rule of thumb in Parrish is that you can get more for less; this means that homes are not only more spacious but also more well-appointed, and this is clearly the case in Creekside Oaks Parrish.

Located just a few blocks north of the Parkwood Square shopping center along Highway 301, Creekside Oaks Parrish is a quiet, gated community just four miles from I-75 and about 20 minutes from Downtown Bradenton. With only 85 single-family homes, this neighborhood offers a peaceful, intimate setting with large floor plans ranging from 1,895 to 3,653 square feet—some complete with private swimming pools and scenic lake or preserve views.

Originally developed between 2000 and 2005, many of the homes in Creekside Oaks are still owned by the original buyers, a testament to the community’s long-term appeal. Homes here feature spacious layouts and high-end finishes like Corian countertops, dual vanities in the master bathroom, garden tubs, and extended lanais perfect for outdoor living.

As of April 2025, home values in Creekside Oaks have seen significant appreciation. A 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with around 2,100 square feet is listed for approximately $440,000, while larger 4-bedroom homes with over 2,400 square feet are priced closer to $479,000. These homes offer upgrades like luxury vinyl flooring, new roofs, and beautifully renovated bathrooms, making them highly desirable in today’s market. Latest pricing at Creekside Oaks Parrish Florida will be found below if there is inventory.

With its mature landscaping, quiet atmosphere, and convenient access to shops, restaurants, and major roadways, Creekside Oaks continues to be one of Parrish’s most appealing neighborhoods. Homes here don’t stay on the market long, so staying on top of new listings is key for buyers looking to get in.

Residents of Creekside Oaks Parrish get to enjoy more than just very nice homes; there is a community playground for children and a few green spaces that are great for picnics. Thanks to the mature landscaping, the entire neighborhood feels like a park. As previously mentioned, the nearest shopping center is less than five minutes away, and this is where you can find a Publix supermarket. The next commercial district is less than 10 minutes away near the I-75 intersection, but you are better off visiting the Ellenton Premium Outlets. Holmes Beach is about a 40-minute drive away.