Ten Oaks is a single-family home community in the Oneco neighborhood of Bradenton, Florida, built between 2000 and 2001. It currently has no homes for sale. The homes range in size from 960 ft2 to 1,092 ft2. It is located in Manatee County.

Located in Oneco, Bradenton, Ten Oaks is one of the area's residential subdivisions. Oneco is an established, unincorporated community just south of downtown Bradenton, close to US-41 and I-75. Bradenton is home to IMG Academy and LECOM Park, the spring training home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, and sits within easy reach of both Sarasota and St. Petersburg. Like many of Bradenton's older platted neighborhoods, homes here come up for resale rather than as new construction, and lot sizes and home styles vary block to block. The neighborhood's location keeps grocery stores, schools, and Bradenton's beaches within a manageable drive for daily life. Bradenton blends an historic downtown along the Manatee River with newer growth to the east around Lakewood Ranch and State Road 64. Everyday errands, from groceries to healthcare, are generally a short drive away throughout this part of Manatee County. Families should check with Manatee County School District for the current zoned elementary, middle, and high schools, since boundaries are periodically redrawn. Bradenton's central location puts I-75, US-41, and State Road 64 all within a short drive, making commutes to Sarasota, St. Petersburg, and Tampa manageable. This kind of neighborhood tends to attract a mix of longtime Bradenton residents, first-time buyers, and retirees looking for an established, quiet street. As with anywhere along Florida's Gulf Coast, it's worth checking flood zone designation and insurance costs before making an offer on a specific home. Homes in Ten Oaks turn over periodically, so it's worth checking back on this page to see what's currently listed and what's sold recently. Use the orange notification button above to get free email or text alerts the moment a home in Ten Oaks is listed, has a price drop, or goes under contract.

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