Beach Park

It's one of South Tampa's most established residential neighborhoods, prized for mature tree-lined streets and a central location about 10 minutes from the airport and 17 from downtown. Families are drawn to assigned schools like Plant High, Coleman Middle, and Grady Elementary, and 22 of the 38 current listings include a pool. If you like the setting, nearby Gandy/sun Bay South is worth a look too.

Yes — this is a luxury market, with a median list price of $2,275,000 and 26 of 38 active homes priced above $1M. Prices run the full spectrum though, from $164,900 up to nearly $8M, so there are entry points well below the median depending on the home and lot.

The median list price is $2,275,000 and homes average about $570 per square foot, with a median size around 3,919 square feet. Over the last 12 months, 72 homes sold at a median price of $925,000 — a reminder that closed prices often land well below the current asking medians. Compare the broader picture across Tampa homes for sale.

There are 38 active listings, and homes take a median of 53.5 days to sell, with sellers receiving about 96% of their asking price on average. That's a steady, balanced pace — well-priced homes move, but buyers still have room to negotiate. Nine of the active listings are new construction if you want something turnkey.

The median HOA runs about $579 per month, though this varies widely since much of Beach Park is not under a mandatory association. Median property taxes come in around $8,805 per year, in line with the neighborhood's higher home values. For comparison, communities like Lake Magdalene carry different fee structures.