About Seminole Heights
When locals talk about Seminole Heights, they refer to the whole area encompassing Old Seminole Heights, South Seminole Heights, and Southeast Seminole Heights. ZIP Codes: 33603, 33604, and 33610.
The first things that come to mind when someone mentions Seminole Heights are the beautifully restored bungalows with wraparound porches and the thick oak canopies casting shade over the wide sidewalks.
This area attracts artistic types and people who are dedicated to the idea of preserving the architecture and the sense of a tight-knit community. Seminole Heights has a lot going for it: innovative food scene, craft breweries, cultural diversity, beautiful historical buildings each with its character.
Seminole Heights Real Estate
Most of the historic “California bungalows” were built around 1910 by the Seminole Development Corporation around the trolley line connecting downtown Tampa and Sulpher Springs (small resort destination).
Bungalows are commonly frame construction, which creates a problem if the home has been neglected and not treated for termites and carpenter ants. Newer homes in this area are built in the style of the craftsman bungalow but with block construction.
There is a lot new development in this area, mostly rehab but a couple of brand new loft-style luxury multifamily buildings were built along Florida Ave, price ranging from $1,700 – 1,900 for 1BR apartment.
Median sale home price: $230,545; 4.4% 1-year change (2019)
Median rental price: $1,490
Travel time to downtown Tampa: 10 mins
Things to watch for: locals complain about the availability of parking.
Nearby neighborhood that’s growing: Tampa Heights, it had 10% 1-year change (2019)
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