Water Street (Channelside)
Suits someone who wants a master-planned waterfront setting with the arena and aquarium close by rather than a traditional residential street.
Tampa's residential areas range from dense waterfront quarters near the river and channel to bungalow streets and golf-club blocks further south, and master-planned subdivisions in the north. The central areas put housing alongside parks, an arena, an aquarium and nightlife, while Hyde Park, Palma Ceia and Davis Islands are quieter and more residential in feel. Westshore is built around offices and malls near the airport, and New Tampa trades proximity for space, preserves and golf.
Open Tampa on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits someone who wants a master-planned waterfront setting with the arena and aquarium close by rather than a traditional residential street.
Fits residents who want bungalow avenues, village shops within walking distance, and the Bayshore route for running.
Good for people drawn to Craftsman houses and an independent scene of cafés and breweries.
Works for families wanting space in a master-planned area on the north side, with golf and preserves nearby.
Riverwalk & curtis hixon park · Growing skyline
Master-planned waterfront quarter · Arena & aquarium
Cigar-factory historic district · Latin nights & roosters
Bungalow avenues & village shops · Bayshore's runners
Island village by the channel · Seaplanes & yacht club
Craftsman-house cafés & breweries · Indie heart
Golf-club streets · South Tampa polish
Office towers & malls · Airport business belt
Master-planned north · Golf & preserves · Family space