Short answer: Gulf Harbors is New Port Richey’s classic boating community: saltwater canals out to the Gulf, two community boat ramps, a private beach club you can join, and a voluntary association with no CDD.
Gulf Harbors at a glance
- Location: west of US-19 via Marine Parkway, ZIP 34652
- Civic association: voluntary, about $100–$125 a year, with two community boat ramps and the clubhouse (Homes.com listing)
- Beach club: optional members-only sandy beach with cabanas overlooking the Gulf and Anclote Key (Century 21 listing)
- Prices: about $280,000 inland to $929,900 on the water (Stellar MLS, 2026)
What the homes are like
1970s and 1980s canal homes, newer elevated rebuilds, and inland homes in Gulf Harbors Woodlands. Neighboring Flor-A-Mar has similar canal homes.
Flood insurance and elevation
Many homes here are in flood zone AE, and some flooded during Hurricane Helene in 2024. Get the elevation certificate, a flood quote and the storm history before you write an offer.
Getting around
Publix, Sam’s Club and downtown New Port Richey are minutes away; US-19 runs north and south.
What to check before you buy
- Elevation and flood quote.
- Seawall and dock.
- Bridges and canal depth for your boat.
- Storm history.
Nearby neighborhoods to compare
- Sea Pines: canal homes in Hudson
- Longleaf: inland town-center living
- Weeki Wachee Gardens: river homes in Weeki Wachee
Thinking about Gulf Harbors?
Tell me your budget and must-haves and I’ll send recent closed sales in Gulf Harbors, the current HOA and CDD numbers for the street you like, and how it compares with the rest of New Port Richey. You can also get an alert the moment a home here lists.