South Tampa real estate. Search for South Tampa homes. (zip codes 33606,33609,33611,33629,33616)
South Tampa contains some of the most desirable locations within the city. Well known neighborhoods of Hyde Park, Davis Islands, Palma Ceia, Virginia Park, Parkland Estates and Culbreath Isles among others are in South Tampa. Geographically south Tampa is generally thought of as those neighborhoods south of Kennedy Blvd and stretching from Hillsborough Bay to Old Tampa Bay. The eastern shore of the south Tampa peninsula is dominated by beautiful Bayshore Boulevard. With 7 miles of uninteruped bayfront sidewalk Bayshore Blvd is popular with pedestrians, runners, cyclist, and skaters. Davis Islands was developed in the late 1920's and features broad streets, a number of architectural Mediterranean Revival gems. The Islands boast a small shopping district that caters to nearby neighbors. Davis Island is also home to Tampa General Hospital just across the channel from Bayshore Blvd. Historic neighborhood churches and historic Plant Hall at the University of Tampa are just some of the features that made Hyde Park Tampa's first experience with neighborhood gentrification in the 1970's and early 1980's. Hyde Park is Tampa's first Historic District located just across the river from downtown Tampa. Tree shaded streets. Grand restored historic homes from the late 19th and early 20th century. boast walkable and pedestrian friendly streets from which to stroll to nearby Old Hyde Park Village. Further to the west are the many shops and resturants of the SOHO (so. Howard)District. Palma Ceia as a much older neighborhood has plenty of historic bungalow homes just blocks from Bayshore Blvd. Home to schools like Plant High School and Roosevelt Elementary with outstanding reputations it is a highly sought after area by those with school age children. From These neighborhoods it is a quick commute to the Westshore commercial hub, Downtown Tampa, and the MacDill Airforce Base.
The eastern shore of the south Tampa peninsula is dominated by beautiful Bayshore Boulevard. With 7 miles of uninteruped bayfront sidewalk Bayshore Blvd is popular with pedestrians, runners, cyclist, and skaters. Davis Islands was developed in the late 1920's and features broad streets, a number of architectural Mediterranean Revival gems. The Islands boast a small shopping district that caters to nearby neighbors. Davis Island is also home to Tampa General Hospital just across the channel from Bayshore Blvd. Historic neighborhood churches and historic Plant Hall at the University of Tampa are just some of the features that made Hyde Park Tampa's first experience with neighborhood gentrification in the 1970's and early 1980's. Hyde Park is Tampa's first Historic District located just across the river from downtown Tampa. Tree shaded streets. Grand restored historic homes from the late 19th and early 20th century. boast walkable and pedestrian friendly streets from which to stroll to nearby Old Hyde Park Village. Further to the west are the many shops and resturants of the SOHO (so. Howard)District. Palma Ceia as a much older neighborhood has plenty of historic bungalow homes just blocks from Bayshore Blvd. 
Home to schools like Plant High School 
and Roosevelt Elementary with outstanding reputations it is a highly sought after area by those with school age children. From These neighborhoods it is a quick commute to the Westshore commercial hub, Downtown Tampa, and the MacDill Airforce Base.
