Seminole Heights was featured and honored in the Winter edition of American Bungalow Magazine.  Many of the homes featured are in the Seminole Heights Historic District but the story also includes discussion about the Hampton Terrace Historic District on the east side of Nebraska Avenue.

In the years since the interstate split Seminole Heights in two that great asphalt wall has divided the area.  There are many who only think of the west side of the interstate when looking to move to Seminole Heights.  That was the case when I moved into what is now know as Hampton Terrace in the early 1990's.  Today when I encounter customers who are only familiar with the west side of the neighborhood and their budgets are more modest, I give them a little driving tour through Hampton Terrace and the Evelyn City sections of Seminole Heights. They are surprised by the homes and that they can get their chance to restore their own vintage home in one of Tampa's best Urban Core neighborhoods.

The American Bungalow issue is out at newstands but in typical Seminole Heights fashion, local businesses carry issues the sale of which benefits the neighborhood association.  You can pick a copy up at Shrry's Yesterdaze on Florida Avenue or at Three Coins Diner on Nebraska Avenue.  Discover the Heights!

If you are looking for a vintage bungalow or maybe a mid-century modern in Tampa's Urban Core, let me show you what our neighborhoods have to offer.

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Rick Fifer

Florida Executive Realty