Seminole Heights is a suburban Tampa neighborhood four miles north of downtown.

“It's a pleasant middle-class area. Not too noisy, and close to everywhere in Tampa." —Michael G., resident

In the late 20th century the area had an economic slump, but it’s seen a resurgence in the last decade.

“It’s a neighborhood in transition. Great for singles and young couples." —G.I., resident

Most homes are bungalows built in the 20th century.

"Lots of cute bungalows and great neighbors.” —L.R., resident

The streets are lined with a mix of foliage, from local palms to moss-filled oak trees.

N Florida Avenue, the main commercial drag, has a variety of dining, eclectic shops, and local bars.

The Hillsborough River wraps around Seminole Heights, and the neighborhood has Tampa’s longest stretch of riverfront parks.

One popular park, the Seminole Heights Garden Center, is used for community art festivals and picnics.

River Tower Park holds the iconic Sulphur Springs Water Tower, which is easily spotted from I-275.

Friday afternoon along the Hillsborough River.