Homes for sale · Tampa, FloridaCitrus Park
Suburban calm with quick lines into Tampa
27
Homes for sale
$420,000
Median list price
$242
Avg price / sqft
100
Median days on market
Citrus Park sits in northwest Tampa, where newer subdivisions, mature oaks and shopping draws give it a settled, suburban rhythm that works well for families and commuters alike. It's the kind of neighborhood where you can run errands close to home, then be at the airport in under twenty minutes. Compared with denser pockets like Old Seminole Heights or the walkable 40th Street Corridor, Citrus Park trades grit for space and convenience.
For buyers, the market here is measured rather than frantic. There are 27 active listings with a median list price of $420,000, and homes are taking a median of 100 days to sell — room to negotiate, with sellers currently getting about 97% of asking. If you're weighing options across Tampa homes for sale or the lakefront appeal of Lake Magdalene, Citrus Park stands out for its share of newer construction and gated options.
Citrus Park is a community in Tampa, Florida.
Quick facts
$304,999 – $785K price range
1,716 sqft median home
$143/mo median HOA
$2,250/mo median rent
23 sold in 12 months
Drive times
Living in Citrus Park
Citrus Park occupies a corner of northwest Tampa defined by suburban subdivisions, retail convenience and easy highway access. It's the kind of place where the day-to-day is practical rather than flashy — close shopping, mature tree cover and a layout built around cars and quick commutes. The character leans residential and family-oriented, a contrast to the historic, walkable pockets found closer to Tampa's urban core.
Who does it suit? Buyers who want newer homes, suburban breathing room and a short drive to the airport tend to gravitate here. Frequent travelers appreciate the roughly 18-minute run to Tampa International, while commuters value the proximity to major expressways. It's less about nightlife and street life and more about settled, low-key living.
Because it sits within the larger Tampa market, Citrus Park buyers benefit from access to the whole metro while keeping a quieter home base. If you want to weigh the trade-offs, it's worth comparing against denser neighborhoods like Old Seminole Heights, where the vibe and housing stock are entirely different.
Neighborhoods and communities in Citrus Park
Citrus Park sits among several distinct Tampa communities, each with its own personality. The 40th Street Corridor offers a more connected, transit-adjacent feel, while Gandy/sun Bay South leans toward the bayfront side of the city. These contrasts help frame what Citrus Park itself delivers: suburban predictability with newer housing.
For buyers drawn to water and mature neighborhoods, Lake Magdalene is a nearby reference point with a long-established residential feel. Old Seminole Heights, by contrast, is historic and walkable, with older bungalows and a more urban rhythm. Comparing these communities side by side is the best way to understand where Citrus Park fits on the spectrum.
Within Citrus Park, gated communities make up a real share of the market — seven of the current active listings are gated. These tend to be the newer developments, where the monthly HOA covers shared maintenance and controlled access. Buyers who want more privacy and a managed environment should focus their search there.
Homes for sale in Citrus Park: prices and housing
The numbers paint a mid-range, approachable market. There are 27 active listings with a median list price of $420,000, spanning roughly $305,000 at the low end to $785,000 at the top. The average price is about $242 per square foot, and the median home measures around 1,716 square feet. Over the past 12 months, 23 homes sold at a median price of $405,000.
New construction is a notable feature of the current inventory — 11 of the 27 active listings are newly built, giving buyers a genuine choice between new and resale homes. There are no listings above $1 million and no active waterfront or golf-course homes at the moment, so the market reads as practical rather than luxury-driven. Gated communities account for seven of the active listings.
On carrying costs, the median HOA fee is about $143 per month and the median annual property tax is roughly $5,858. Those figures vary by community and assessed value, so confirm the specifics for any home you're serious about. With a median of 100 days on market and sellers accepting about 97% of asking, buyers currently have room to negotiate.
Schools in Citrus Park
Citrus Park is served by the Hillsborough County Public Schools district, one of the larger districts in Florida. Specific school assignments were not provided in the available data, and attendance zones can change from year to year.
Because zoning is address-specific, the reliable approach is to verify the assigned elementary, middle and high school for the exact property you're considering. The district maintains current zoning tools, and your agent can pull the official assignment for any listing.
Avoid relying on general assumptions about which schools serve the area — boundaries shift, and a home a few streets over can fall into a different zone. Confirm directly before you commit, especially if a particular school is a priority for your household.
Getting around Citrus Park
Location is one of Citrus Park's clearest advantages. Tampa International Airport is about an 18-minute drive, which is a genuine perk for frequent flyers and anyone with family out of state. Downtown Tampa is roughly 21 minutes away, keeping the city's employment and entertainment core within easy reach.
The neighborhood's northwest position connects it to the Veterans Expressway, a major north-south route that speeds trips across the metro and toward the airport. Daily life here is car-oriented, with shopping and services designed around easy driving access rather than walking.
If a short airport run and reasonable downtown access matter to you, Citrus Park delivers on both. Buyers who instead want to minimize all driving and live closer to the urban core may prefer to compare with Tampa homes for sale nearer downtown.
Is Citrus Park a good place to live?
For the right buyer, Citrus Park is a smart, grounded choice. You get suburban space, a healthy share of newer homes, gated-community options and a short drive to the airport — all at a median list price of $420,000, well below Tampa's luxury tiers. The current market, with homes sitting a median of 100 days and sellers getting about 97% of asking, favors patient buyers who want negotiating room.
The trade-offs are real and worth naming. This is a car-dependent, suburban setting without the walkability, nightlife or historic character of neighborhoods like Old Seminole Heights, and there are currently no waterfront or golf-course listings on the market. School zoning should be confirmed address by address since assignments were not specified.
If your priorities are convenience, newer construction and value within the broader Tampa area, Citrus Park earns a serious look. Pair the live market numbers with a zoning check and a tour of the gated communities to see whether the fit is right for you.
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Homes for sale in Citrus Park
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$785,000
11512 NAVEL ORANGE WAY, TAMPA
4 bd · 3 ba · 2,940 sqft
$515,000
8810 CAMERON CREST DRIVE, TAMPA
4 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,672 sqft
$449,000
7614 ALVINA STREET, TAMPA
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,008 sqft
$388,000$392,000
14243 DAMSELFLY DRIVE, TAMPA
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,961 sqft
$350,000$380,000
7302 AMHERST STREET, TAMPA
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,546 sqft
$490,000$500,000
14619 ROCKY BROOK DRIVE, TAMPA
4 bd · 3.5 ba · 2,433 sqft
$329,000$349,900
11092 WINDSOR PLACE CIRCLE, TAMPA
2 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,272 sqft
$450,000
14215 PONDHAWK LANE, TAMPA
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,307 sqft
$540,000$550,000
14507 ROCKY BROOK DRIVE, TAMPA
4 bd · 3.5 ba · 2,433 sqft
$380,000$390,000
14309 PONDHAWK LANE, TAMPA
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,716 sqft
$649,900$699,900
7117 PARK TREE DRIVE, TAMPA
4 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,599 sqft
$382,500$389,900
14140 DAMSELFLY DRIVE, TAMPA
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,961 sqft
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The Citrus Park market
23
Sold, last 12 months
$405,000
Median sold price
97%
Sale-to-list ratio
What sellers actually get vs asking
35 days
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Owning the median Citrus Park home
≈ $3,054/mo
$420,000 median · 20% down · 30-yr fixed at 6.9% · taxes/HOA from live listing data · insurance is a Florida estimate.
$143/mo
Median HOA
From current listings inside the boundary
$2,250/mo
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Citrus Park FAQs
Is Citrus Park a good place to live?+
Citrus Park suits buyers who want suburban space, newer housing and an easy commute without big-city density. The airport is about 18 minutes away and downtown Tampa roughly 21, so you stay connected while living in a quieter setting. It's a strong fit for families and travelers who value convenience over walkable nightlife.
Is Citrus Park expensive?+
It sits in a mid-range tier for Tampa. The median list price is $420,000 and homes have sold at a median of $405,000 over the past year, with listings ranging from about $305,000 to $785,000. There are currently no homes listed above $1 million, so it reads as attainable rather than luxury.
What do homes cost in Citrus Park?+
Expect to pay around $242 per square foot, with a median home size near 1,716 square feet. The active range runs from roughly $305,000 to $785,000, and the median list price is $420,000. Compared with pricier waterfront corners of Tampa, Citrus Park keeps costs grounded.
How is the Citrus Park housing market right now?+
It's a relatively slow, buyer-friendly market. The median days on market is 100 and sellers are getting about 97% of asking, which signals room to negotiate. With 27 active listings and 23 sales in the past year, inventory is steady rather than overheated.
What are HOA fees and property taxes like?+
The median HOA fee runs about $143 per month, which is modest and often ties to the newer and gated communities in the area. The median annual property tax is around $5,858. Always confirm the exact HOA and tax figures for a specific home, since they vary by community and assessed value.
What are the schools like in Citrus Park?+
Citrus Park falls within the Hillsborough County school district, but specific assigned schools vary by address. Because attendance zones shift, verify the exact elementary, middle and high school for any home directly with the district before you make an offer. Your agent can pull current zoning for a specific property.
How long is the commute from Citrus Park?+
Tampa International Airport is about an 18-minute drive and downtown Tampa roughly 21 minutes. The neighborhood's northwest position gives reasonable access to the Veterans Expressway for trips across the metro. That combination is a big part of its appeal to commuters. If downtown living is the priority, compare with Tampa homes for sale closer to the core.
Is there new construction in Citrus Park?+
Yes — new construction is a meaningful slice of current inventory, with 11 of the 27 active listings being newly built. That's a strong share for a neighborhood of this size and gives buyers a choice between new and resale. Many of these newer homes sit within the gated communities in the area.
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