Tampa,
FL

Northeast Tampa

Tampa,
FL
Neighborhoods

Northeast Tampa

Pickleball at Rowlett, paddling on the Hillsborough

About the Neighborhood

Living in Northeast Tampa

Northeast Tampa is a residential area along the Hillsborough River, just north of downtown and east of Interstate 275. Local favorites like Jerk Hut Island Grille & Beach Club and Kanka’s Peruvian Tex-Mex Cuisine are found along the Nebraska and Florida avenue corridors, with Rooster & the Till nearby in Seminole Heights. Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and the galleries and restaurants of Seminole Heights are a short drive away. Rowlett Park offers riverside walking trails, fishing, pickleball courts, and a dog park, with canoeists often seen paddling the Hillsborough River along its edge. Northeast Tampa gives residents a relaxed riverfront setting with dining, recreation, and attractions close by.
Rowlett Park
Hillsborough River Recreation
Nebraska Avenue Dining
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Market Overview

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Redfin Principal Agent
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Livability

Walk, Bike & Transit

39

Walk Score

54

Bike Score

31

Transit Score
Education
Getting Around

Public Transit

Tampa Historic Streetcar (Route 800)
Rail
22nd Street (Route 12)
Bus
40th Street (Route 5)
Bus
15th/30th Street (Route 9)
Bus
Florida Avenue (Route 1)
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Columbus Drive (Route 15)
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Nebraska Avenue (Metrorapid Route 400)
Bus
Questions

Frequently Asked

Northeast Tampa is located north of downtown Tampa, with the Hillsborough River to the east and Interstate 275 to the west.
Northeast Tampa is an established residential area with oak-lined streets, single-family homes, and a growing number of new developments. Rowlett Park provides outdoor recreation along the river, while Seminole Heights and the Nebraska and Florida avenue corridors offer dining and shopping. Interstate 275 and U.S. Route 41 connect residents to downtown Tampa, with bus routes along U.S. 41, Busch Boulevard, and Fowler Avenue.
Northeast Tampa traces its roots to Sulphur Springs, which grew from a mineral spring into a major tourist attraction by the 1940s. The area now offers riverfront recreation at Rowlett Park, local dining along Nebraska and Florida avenues, and easy access to the arts and restaurant scene in Seminole Heights.
Northeast Tampa is approximately 6 miles north of downtown Tampa.
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