33607

Explore 33607 homes for sale in the heart of Tampa, from historic West Tampa bungalows to Westshore townhomes and condos minutes from International Plaza, Raymond James Stadium and Tampa International Airport. Browse West Tampa homes for sale, MacFarlane Park, North Hyde Park, Westshore, Carver City-Lincoln Gardens and townhome communities such as Westshore Village.

Located in Hillsborough County between Downtown Tampa and Westshore, houses for sale in 33607 include historic bungalows, mid-century homes, new construction, townhomes and condos near Raymond James Stadium and Midtown Tampa. Browse the map and listings below, or use the advanced search to narrow your options.

33607 blends one of Tampa’s oldest neighborhoods with one of its busiest business districts: historic West Tampa between the Hillsborough River and Dale Mabry Highway, and Westshore’s offices, shopping and airport to the west.

Parts of Oakford Park and Tampa Heights also fall in 33607. Neighborhood and ZIP boundaries do not always match; confirm the address on each listing.

Houses for sale in 33607 range from cigar-era West Tampa streets to new townhomes near Westshore, and price per square foot varies widely between them:

• Historic homes and bungalows. Older homes in West Tampa and around MacFarlane Park, some within the West Tampa Historic District. Condition ranges from restored to original.
• Mid-century homes. Single-family homes from the 1950s and 1960s in neighborhoods such as Carver City-Lincoln Gardens.
• New construction. New single-family homes and townhomes continue to replace older lots across West Tampa and North Hyde Park. Review each home’s construction details, elevation and insurance requirements individually.
• Townhomes and condos. Townhome and condo communities near the Westshore business district, International Plaza and Raymond James Stadium, including Westshore Village, Villa Sonoma and Island Club at Rocky Point on Old Tampa Bay.

See the townhome and condo communities in 33607 below.

Review each association’s fees, reserves and insurance before you buy.

Community names are listed as they appear in the MLS. Review each association’s fees, reserves and insurance before you buy.

Restaurants and shopping

West Tampa’s Cuban and Latin eateries and markets line Columbus Drive, Armenia Avenue, Howard Avenue and Main Street, led by La Teresita on West Columbus Drive, a family-run Cuban restaurant, café and bakery that began as a market in 1972 and was named to Food & Wine’s list of America’s best diners. To the west, International Plaza and Bay Street is one of Tampa’s busiest dining destinations, with The Capital Grille, Ocean Prime, The Cheesecake Factory, Brio Italian Grille, Whiskey Cake, Bar Louie, Doc B’s and California Pizza Kitchen. Midtown Tampa at Dale Mabry Highway and I-275 adds more restaurants, shops and a Whole Foods Market.

Parks and things to do

• Raymond James Stadium: home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and USF Bulls football, plus concerts and major events.
• Cypress Point Park: a City of Tampa waterfront park on Old Tampa Bay at the west end of Cypress Street.
• MacFarlane Park: West Tampa’s historic park, with the Freedom Playground on North MacDill Avenue.
• Neighborhood parks: City of Tampa playgrounds at Lincoln Gardens Park, Loretta Ingraham Park, Capaz Park, Rey Park and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park.
• Midtown Tampa: a mixed-use district with a public lake and walking trail, restaurants, shops and events.
• West Tampa Library: the county’s first public library, opened in 1914 in a Carnegie-funded building on Howard Avenue and restored in 2004.

Restaurants, venues and park facilities change. Check hours and status before you go.

Living in 33607

• Central location: 33607 sits between Downtown Tampa, the Westshore business district and South Tampa.
• Getting around: Interstate 275, Dale Mabry Highway, Kennedy Boulevard and Columbus Drive cross the ZIP, and Tampa International Airport (TIA) sits at its northwest edge. Travel times depend on your address and traffic.
• Game days and events: Raymond James Stadium and Westshore events bring periodic traffic, so check schedules when you tour.
• 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. 1892 Attorney Hugh Macfarlane bought 200 acres west of the Hillsborough River and founded West Tampa to attract cigar factories. By 1894 he had built a bridge linking it to Tampa’s streetcar system.
2. 1895 West Tampa incorporated as its own city on May 18. Together with Ybor City, it produced more hand-rolled cigars than anywhere else in the world in the early 1900s, earning Tampa the nickname “Cigar City.”
3. 1914 The West Tampa Free Public Library, the county’s first public library, opened on Howard Avenue in a building funded by Andrew Carnegie. It was restored and expanded in 2004.
4. 1925 The City of Tampa annexed West Tampa.
5. 1956–1962 Carver City-Lincoln Gardens was developed west of Dale Mabry Highway.
6. 1998 Raymond James Stadium opened on September 20, replacing Tampa Stadium next door.
7. 2001 International Plaza opened on September 14 beside Tampa International Airport.
8. 2021 Midtown Tampa opened at Dale Mabry Highway and I-275, adding offices, shops, restaurants, hotels and apartments.

Sources: West Tampa (Wikipedia), Carver City-Lincoln Gardens (Wikipedia), Raymond James Stadium (Wikipedia), International Plaza and Bay Street (Wikipedia), Bromley Companies: Midtown Tampa.

In West Tampa, check whether a property lies within the West Tampa Historic District before planning exterior changes, additions or new construction, and confirm requirements with the City of Tampa. Near the airport and Raymond James Stadium, visit at different times of day to get a feel for flight paths and event traffic.

Flood exposure varies by street, especially near Old Tampa Bay and the Hillsborough River. 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. For condos and townhomes, also review the association’s reserves, insurance coverage and any planned assessments.

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.