Seminole Heights Homes for Sale

Seminole Heights is a historic neighborhood about three miles north of downtown Tampa, Florida, known for its 1910s-1920s Craftsman bungalows, oak-shaded streets, Hillsborough River frontage and a busy local restaurant scene. Founded in 1911 and often called Tampa's first suburb, it includes Old Seminole Heights, South Seminole Heights (with Rivercrest), and Southeast Seminole Heights. The listings on this page are limited to homes inside the neighborhood's map boundary, not whole ZIP codes, so you only see homes that are actually in Seminole Heights.

Seminole Heights Real Estate Market Snapshot

As of October 22, 2026, from Stellar MLS listings on this site. Figures are rounded and update monthly.

Counts include single-family homes, townhomes and condos; land, commercial and multi-family listings are excluded. Most homes for sale here are single-family. A few large riverfront and new-construction homes pull the averages up, so ask us for a street-level comparative market analysis before you price or offer.

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Where Is Seminole Heights in Tampa?

Seminole Heights sits just north of downtown Tampa and Tampa Heights, in ZIP codes 33603 and 33604. For this page we use the neighborhood boundaries described by the local neighborhood associations: the Hillsborough River on the west and north (including the river bend around Rogers Park Golf Course), roughly 22nd Street and 30th Street on the east above Hillsborough Avenue, 15th Street on the east below it, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard on the south. Interstate 275 runs through the middle, with exits at Hillsborough Avenue, Sligh Avenue and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, and Florida Avenue, Central Avenue and Nebraska Avenue are the main north-south streets.

Seminole Heights Neighborhoods

Are There Luxury and New Construction Homes in Seminole Heights?

As of October 2026, 6 homes in Seminole Heights are listed at $1 million or more, averaging about 3,000 square feet, mostly on or near the Hillsborough River in Old Seminole Heights. About 20 new-construction homes are for sale, averaging roughly $880,000, nearly all infill homes built on single lots among the historic bungalows.

Inside the historic districts, exterior changes and new construction need City of Tampa historic preservation review, which protects the streetscape but adds a step to renovation plans. We can help you check whether a specific address is in a historic district before you buy.

What Is It Like to Live in Seminole Heights?

Seminole Heights is a walkable, independent-business neighborhood. Florida Avenue, Central Avenue and Nebraska Avenue are lined with locally owned restaurants, breweries, coffee shops and bars, many in restored older buildings. The Seminole Heights Garden Center hosts community events, the rebuilt Seminole Heights Branch Library at 4711 N. Central Avenue opened in 2014, and parks such as Rivercrest Park and Epps Park give residents access to the Hillsborough River. Downtown Tampa, Armature Works, Tampa International Airport and Busch Gardens are each a short drive away.

Schools Near Seminole Heights

Seminole Heights is served by Hillsborough County Public Schools. Hillsborough High School, the district's oldest high school, is on North Central Avenue in the neighborhood, and nearby schools include Cleveland, Edison and Seminole elementary schools and Memorial Middle School. School boundaries can change, so confirm the assigned schools for a specific address with the district's boundary locator before you buy.

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