Palma Ceia, Tampa FL — Real Estate

At a Glance

Home styles

1920s bungalows, Mediterranean revival, custom new builds

Typical lots

~⅛–½ acre (room for pools/guest houses) Confirm per parcel

Walkability

Brick streets, local cafés, parks, Bayshore access

Schools

Often Roosevelt • Wilson/Coleman • Plant HS (verify zoning)

Commute

≈5 min to Downtown • ≈15 min to TPA (traffic permitting)

Flood & insurance

Pockets near AE; many parcels higher. Check FEMA + EC

Notes: Always verify school zones, flood maps, and insurance with the county, insurer, and your agent.

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  • Local Amenities & Benefits

    Top Schools & Education

    - Plant High School District 

     

    Dining & Nightlife

    - Cru Cellars
    - Pinky's
    - Cappy's

     

    Parks & Recreation

    - Palma Ceia Park (tennis courts, dog run)
    - Bayshore Boulevard Trail (7-mile waterfront path)
    - Palma Ceia Golf & Country Club


    Transit & Commute

    - 5-minute drive to Downtown Tampa
    - 15-minute drive to Tampa International Airport
    - Easy access to I-275 and I-75


    Neighborhood Highlights

    - Historic brick-paved streets
    - Annual street fair and art events
    - Walkable community

    Nearby Neighborhoods

    Golfview

    Estate homes Custom new builds
    Lot feel
    Larger parcels, privacy
    Vibe
    Quiet, refined, golf course adjacency
    Notes
    Prestigious, limited turnover
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    Virginia Park

    Bungalows New construction
    Lot feel
    Medium, leafy streets
    Vibe
    Quaint, residential
    Notes
    Strong curb appeal
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    Hyde Park

    Historic Luxury infill
    Lot feel
    Smaller–medium
    Vibe
    Dining, shopping, walkable
    Notes
    Iconic district appeal
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    Best of Palma Ceia Living

    • Best Golf-Prox Lifestyle: Near club amenities and leafy streets.
    • Best Walkability: Pocket cafés, boutiques, and neighborhood services.
    • Best Architecture: Bungalows, Mediterranean, and tailored new builds.
    • Best Centrality: Quick access to Bayshore, Hyde Park, and Downtown.
    • Best Everyday Ease: Short drives for errands and dining.

    Lifestyle & Insider Tips

    • Morning Flow: Coffee then a shaded loop through oak-lined streets.
    • Dining: Chef-driven spots nearby for convenient weeknight meals.
    • Weekends: Bike to Bayshore or browse Hyde Park retailers.
    • Entertaining: Patios, pergolas, and summer kitchens shine here.
    • Design Note: Timeless exteriors pair well with modern interiors.

    Palma Ceia FAQ

    Is Palma Ceia considered South Tampa?

    Yes—Palma Ceia is a historic neighborhood within South Tampa close to Bayshore Boulevard and Hyde Park.

    What home styles are common?

    Which public schools serve Palma Ceia?

    Is Palma Ceia in a flood zone?

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