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.
PALMA CEIA LISTINGS
- 1/58 583 Beds 2 Baths 1,976 SqFt$724,500Open Sat 12PM-2PM
- 1/22 224 Beds 5 Baths 3,016 SqFt$1,429,000New
- 1/66 663 Beds 2 Baths 1,524 SqFt$749,000New
- 1/36 363 Beds 2 Baths 1,500 SqFt$895,000Active
- 1/30 303 Beds 2 Baths 1,320 SqFt$749,341Active
- 1/81 815 Beds 5 Baths 4,084 SqFt$2,200,000Active
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Nearby Neighborhoods
Golfview
Estate homes
Custom new builds
Lot feel
Larger parcels, privacy
Vibe
Quiet, refined, golf course adjacency
Notes
Prestigious, limited turnover
Virginia Park
Bungalows
New construction
Lot feel
Medium, leafy streets
Vibe
Quaint, residential
Notes
Strong curb appeal
Bayshore Beautiful
Mix of styles
Water prox.
Lot feel
Medium
Vibe
Scenic, near Bayshore Blvd
Notes
Popular for outdoor lifestyle
Hyde Park
Historic
Luxury infill
Lot feel
Smaller–medium
Vibe
Dining, shopping, walkable
Notes
Iconic district appeal
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.










