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In 1886, six years after H.B. Plant connected the east and west banks of the Hillsborough River with a bridge at Lafayette Street (now Kennedy Blvd), O.H. Platt purchased the 20 acres of land that were to become Tampa’s first official subdivision. During the land boom between 1910 and 1925, the area grew in both residents and prominence and Hyde Park became a highly sought after South Tampa community bordering along prestigious Bayshore Boulevard. With large classic porches overlooking brick paved streets, this neighborhood contains beautiful and ornate historic homes and all the expected modern amenities coexisting side-by-side. The area now contains just over 2,500 residents and some 1,500 homes running the gambit from modest condos and townhomes to beautiful and ornate historic properties. This neighborhood offers a great location convenient to downtown, MacDill AFB, Tampa International Airport, I-275, shopping, dining and entertainment.
- Homes: ~ 1,511
- Population: ~ 2,533
- Size: 0.21 square miles
In 1886, six years after H.B. Plant connected the east and west banks of the Hillsborough River with a bridge at Lafayette Street (now Kennedy Blvd), O.H. Platt purchased the 20 acres of land that were to become Tampa’s first official subdivision. During the land boom between 1910 and 1925, the area grew in both residents and prominence.
- Single Family Homes: $215K – $5M (Higher priced homes are primarily Water front)
- Average sold price in last 12 months: $644,206
- Condos and Townhomes: $83K – $285K
- Average sold price in last 12 months: $119,668
Primarily served by Plant High School, Wilson Middle School and Gorrie Elementary School. Additionally there are several nearby private schools including: Tampa Preparatory School, Berkeley Preparatory School, Tampa Catholic School, Academy of the Holy Names, Jesuit School, Sacred Heart Academy
Parks, picnic areas, pools, tennis courts, boat ramps, golf courses, shopping, nightlife and restaurants
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Description:
In 1886, six years after H.B. Plant connected the east and west banks of the Hillsborough River with a bridge at Lafayette Street (now Kennedy Blvd), O.H. Platt purchased the 20 acres of land that were to become Tampa’s first official subdivision. During the land boom between 1910 and 1925, the area grew in both residents and prominence and Hyde Park became a highly sought after South Tampa community bordering along prestigious Bayshore Boulevard. With large classic porches overlooking brick paved streets, this neighborhood contains beautiful and ornate historic homes and all the expected modern amenities coexisting side-by-side. The area now contains just over 2,500 residents and some 1,500 homes running the gambit from modest condos and townhomes to beautiful and ornate historic properties. This neighborhood offers a great location convenient to downtown, MacDill AFB, Tampa International Airport, I-275, shopping, dining and entertainment.
Approximate Number of Homes:
- Homes: ~ 1,511
- Population: ~ 2,533
- Size: 0.21 square miles
Approximate date the Neighborhood was First Developed:
In 1886, six years after H.B. Plant connected the east and west banks of the Hillsborough River with a bridge at Lafayette Street (now Kennedy Blvd), O.H. Platt purchased the 20 acres of land that were to become Tampa’s first official subdivision. During the land boom between 1910 and 1925, the area grew in both residents and prominence.
Approximate Price Range:
- Single Family Homes: $215K – $5M (Higher priced homes are primarily Water front)
- Average sold price in last 12 months: $644,206
- Condos and Townhomes: $83K – $285K
- Average sold price in last 12 months: $119,668
Schools:
Primarily served by Plant High School, Wilson Middle School and Gorrie Elementary School. Additionally there are several nearby private schools including: Tampa Preparatory School, Berkeley Preparatory School, Tampa Catholic School, Academy of the Holy Names, Jesuit School, Sacred Heart Academy
General Community Features:
Parks, picnic areas, pools, tennis courts, boat ramps, golf courses, shopping, nightlife and restaurants
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