33609 Houses For Sale

Neighborhood and ZIP boundaries do not always match; confirm the address on each listing.

Houses for sale in 33609 span several eras, and price per square foot varies widely between them:

• 1920s originals. Mediterranean-style homes on the oak-lined streets of Beach Park, plus homes in 1920s subdivisions east of Dale Mabry such as Gray Gables. Condition ranges from fully restored to original.
• Mid-century homes. Ranches on many interior streets, including canal and bayfront lots in Beach Park, where the value is often mostly in the land and the water.
• New construction. Two-story rebuilds on teardown lots appear throughout the ZIP. Review each home’s construction details, elevation and insurance requirements individually.

You’ll also find townhomes and condos, mostly near the Westshore business district and along the main corridors.

33609 Restaurants and Nearby Dining

Dining is part of the 33609 neighborhood guide. Local and nearby options include Seasons 52, Besito Tampa, Miguel’s Mexican, Yummy House South, 4 Rivers Smoke House, Soho Sushi, Gourmet Pizza Company, and Acropolis Greek Taverna.

Explore 33609 restaurants as you compare homes in Beach Park, Bon Air, Golfview and the surrounding neighborhoods. Restaurant locations, menus and hours can change, so check each business before visiting. For 33609 restaurants near a specific home, compare addresses and travel routes before you go.

Living in 33609

• Old Tampa Bay waterfront: Beach Park and Beach Park Isles sit on the bay, with canal and bayfront streets.
• Getting around: Dale Mabry Highway, Kennedy Boulevard, Henderson Boulevard and Swann Avenue run through the ZIP. Downtown Tampa, Westshore and Tampa International Airport (TIA) are accessible from South Tampa. Travel times depend on your address and traffic.
• Everyday retail: International Plaza in the Westshore business district to the north, plus Hyde Park Village to the east. The WestShore Plaza site at Kennedy and Westshore boulevards is slated for redevelopment as a mixed-use district.
• Schools: consult Hillsborough County Public Schools for current school information and address-specific assignments. Confirm zoning for each home rather than relying on its ZIP code.

1. 1860s Col. Harry Culbreath and his family came from South Carolina and settled the Beach Park area, where orange groves and cattle ranching continued for decades.
2. 1911 The land was subdivided as “Beach Park on the Bay,” with canals, bayous and winding roads.
3. 1920s Beach Park was built out on land that had been brush, palms and oak forest. Many of its original Mediterranean-style homes still stand. Gray Gables was platted in 1925.
4. Early 1940s The first stretch of Dale Mabry Highway opened, linking Drew Field (now Tampa International Airport) with MacDill Field. It was named for Capt. Dale Mabry, a Tampa aviator killed in the 1922 crash of the Army airship Roma.
5. 1967 WestShore Plaza opened at Kennedy and Westshore boulevards, billed as Tampa’s first fully air-conditioned shopping center.
6. 2026 The mall site was sold to a new owner that plans to redevelop it as a mixed-use district with homes, retail, offices and a hotel, under a plan the City of Tampa approved in 2024.

Sources: Beach Park (Wikipedia), City of Tampa, Gray Gables (Wikipedia), Hillsborough County, WestShore Plaza (Wikipedia).

Flood exposure can change from one street to the next, especially near Old Tampa Bay and the Beach Park canals, and two nearby homes may carry different insurance costs. Review the property’s FEMA flood map, elevation certificate if available, roof age, wind-mitigation report and property-specific insurance quotes before making a decision.

On waterfront and near-waterfront homes, ask for the seller’s flood disclosure and insurance history early in the process. Florida Statute 689.302 currently requires disclosure of flood risks to prospective purchasers.