Port Tampa City

Tampa's historic district beside the bay, with brick streets, restored bungalows, and Hyde Park Village steps away.

An established neighborhood of brick streets and mature oaks, built around the Palma Ceia Golf & Country Club.

A waterfront neighborhood on Old Tampa Bay with large lots, winding oak-lined streets, and Westshore minutes away.

A leafy neighborhood along southern Bayshore Boulevard, with bay views and a mix of historic estates and newer homes.

A neighborhood on Hillsborough Bay just north of MacDill, pairing historic and renovated homes with a bayfront park dating to 1894.

A waterfront neighborhood on Old Tampa Bay, known for canal-front and bayfront homes and streets named for famous poets.

A central South Tampa neighborhood of ranch homes, bungalows, and newer custom builds along the Bay to Bay Boulevard corridor.

The neighborhood surrounding Palma Ceia Golf & Country Club, with streets first developed in the 1920s and mature oaks.

A 1920s neighborhood between Swann and Morrison avenues, blending classic homes with newer custom construction.

Four sections beside Westshore: canal-front Culbreath Isles on Old Tampa Bay, Stoney Point, and the inland, oak-shaded Culbreath Bayou and Culbreath Heights.

South Howard Avenue's restaurant and shopping corridor in Hyde Park, between Kennedy Boulevard and Swann Avenue.

South Tampa below Gandy Boulevard, bay to bay down to MacDill Air Force Base, including Interbay, Ballast Point, Port Tampa City, and the Westshore Marina District.

A 1920s island neighborhood minutes from downtown Tampa, with waterfront homes, a yacht club, and a walkable village.

South Tampa's waterfront corner below Gandy Boulevard: the Westshore Marina District, gated Westshore Yacht Club, and the Sun Bay South streets around them.

Condominium towers facing Hillsborough Bay along Bayshore Boulevard's 4.5-mile waterfront sidewalk, from Platt Street to Gandy Boulevard.