Florida's Bloomingdale Ridge neighborhood of Riverview is the ideal area to start your search for a new home. The area is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes and is situated on the southeast edge of the city. This area is ideal for families and offers many lovely homes. It also has a lot of businesses, schools, and busy commercial areas.

The neighborhood is bounded to the north by Sterling Ranch, to the northeast by Random Oaks, to the east by Southwood Hills, to the southwest by Lake St. Charles, and to the south by Ashley Oaks. It is located about two kilometers south of Riverview City, and Bloomingdale Avenue divides it from the lovely Sterling Ranch area. Residents profit from being in close proximity to busy roads like I-75 and US-301. Along with various grocery and department stores, parks like Paul Sanders Park, and convenient shopping areas like the Westfield Brandon Mall and Lake Brandon Village, the neighborhood also boasts many more amenities.

There are several facilities around for Bloomingdale Ridge residents to easily access. For instance, the Bloomingdale Golfers' Club, which has been named Tampa Bay's top golf course for the previous ten years, is close to the area. Its greens, together with the course's chipping and putting, practice areas, and eateries, helped it win the hearts of both residents and visitors. Ace Golf Riverview, an 18-hole golf course with access for both experienced players and beginners, is also nearby.

When you're in the area, be sure to stop by one of the many restaurants around for a tongue-teasing treat. Start your day at Fred's Market Restaurant. There, you can savor delectable southern foods prepared in a homey way while taking in the beauty of the city. Traditional Italian cuisine is available to locals at Italian Kitchen Grill & Cafe, but KFC is the place to go for chicken. It's convenient to stop by Keltanya's Cookies if you have a sweet tooth. You can eat excellent cookies in a variety of flavors there.

Like the majority of Riverview's neighborhoods, Bloomingdale Ridge has its past. The historical tornado activity in this region is much higher than the national average and higher than Florida's average. In reality, there was a tornado in the region in 1966 that left 530 people injured and 11 dead. The ensuing losses ranged from $5 to $50 million. A tornado with 158-206 mph winds in the vicinity generated a category F3 tornado that caused over $5 million in damage and four fatalities. Check out the Summerview Oaks neighborhood, also within Riverview. You might like its features.