Hot homes: 6 swoon-worthy South Tampa homes

South Tampa real estate is highly sought after for a reason: the schools, proximity to downtown, a plethora of local eateries, and of course, the prime Tampa Bay access and incredible waterfront views. We could go on .

Take a peek at what’s on the market right now:

4010 W. Watrous Ave., Tampa | $3.22 million

Located right in the heart of South Tampa, this five bed, five and half bath home is entertaining ready with a snack bar, media room, massive great room, luxe pool, and expansive covered patio.

Photo via Christy Rosen Clement, Smith & Associates Real Estate

117 S. Beverly Ave., Tampa | $1.46 million

Picture holiday mornings parked in front of this Gray Gables home’s double-sided fireplace. This four bedroom, four bath custom home is packed with features like a front porch swing, oak floors, an expansive kitchen and backyard, and a mudroom.

Rendering via Keller Williams Tampa Central

206 S. Treasure Dr., Tampa | $3.50 million

Once finished, this modern European home will boast five beds, five full baths, a top-notch kitchen with a 12-ft island, and a wine bar with built-in metal shelves. Plus, it boasts that clutch Beach Park access to your fave Kennedy spots and the water.

1209 Bayshore Blvd., Tampa | $4.85 million

You might’ve seen this Bayshore gem in one of our latest reels . And it’s a beaut — with five beds, five full baths, arched ceilings, wood beams, a bathtub with panoramic views of the bay, a long resort-style pool, a fire pit looking out on Bayshore, and a bar adorned with blue Taj Mahal quartzite.

Rendering via Ed Gunning and Mary Pond, Smith & Associates Real Estate

2605 W. Sunset Dr., Tampa | $4.25 million

Named “Dogwood,” this currently under-construction home will feature five beds, five and a half bathrooms, and a serene pool with a hot tub.

829 S. Willow Ave., Tampa | $1.44 million

Own a piece of Hyde Park history with this 1920 bungalow. The Nancy Meyers dream has four beds, four baths, original wood floors, a fireplace, and an abundance of natural light pouring in through windows and french doors.