1300 East Henry Avenue

Under contract-accepting backup offers. Virtually Staged. If you’ve been hoping to find a home in Hampton Terrace with the charm of an older bungalow but the space and practical features that are harder to come by, 1300 E Henry Avenue is waiting for you!

This bungalow offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a 1-car garage, and a large 61-by-140-foot corner lot—a combination you simply don’t see very often in this neighborhood, especially at this price.

From the front porch to the hardwood floors and stone-trimmed wood-burning fireplace, the home has the warmth and character you expect in the historic neighborhood of Hampton Terrace in Seminole Heights. Large windows bring in plenty of natural light, while the spacious living room offers plenty of room to relax, gather, and entertain.

There’s also interior laundry and a garage—two features that can make a big difference in a vintage home. Outside, generous fenced yard space surrounds the home, offering plenty of room to relax, entertain, garden, or play. The deep backyard has room for entertaining, gardening, pets, or creating your own outdoor retreat, with potential space for a future pool.

But one of the best parts of this home is simply where it is. Hampton Terrace has a personality all its own, with beautiful tree-lined streets, historic homes, friendly neighbors, and a real sense of community. Lake Roberta sits at the heart of the neighborhood with its popular walking path and peaceful water views, while Seminole Heights restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, parks, and local businesses are just minutes away.

The home is also located in FEMA Flood Zone X, generally considered a lower-risk flood zone where most lenders do not require flood insurance.

With its recent price improvement, 1300 E Henry Avenue offers a hard-to-find chance to enjoy the Hampton Terrace lifestyle without giving up the bedroom count, garage, yard, and everyday functionality you are looking for in a centrally located home. Some photos have been digitally enhanced to add fire to the fireplace, a potential location for a pool, sunsets, etc.