Pet-Friendly Apartments in Tampa, FL
26 verified options · Tampa, FL · Updated Jul 2026
Compare communities whose public listings indicate pets are allowed in Tampa. Every community below has a full review page with recurring resident feedback, advertised rent information and verified property details.
As of mid-2026, Tampa one-bedrooms typically run $1,300–$2,400/mo depending on submarket; Water Street and Bayshore command the premium, while the USF corridor and Temple Terrace border remain the value zone. Rent ranges below come from public listings and change frequently — always confirm current pricing with the property.
2Bayshore Luxury Waterfront Apartments
Hyde Park / Bayshore · From ~$2,200
✓ One of the highest-rated large communities in the area per public review platforms
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Altis Grand Central
North Hyde Park · ~$2,200–$4,500
✓ Reviewers repeatedly single out the management and maintenance teams as proactive, with work orders often closed within a day
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Bell Channelside
Channel District · $1,880–$3,280
✓ Frequently called one of the more affordable ways to live in the Channel District
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Camden Preserve
South Tampa (Gandy / Westshore Marina area) · From ~$1,740
✓ The bayfront boardwalk, kayak launch and water views are the most-loved features in reviews
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Carrollwood Station
Carrollwood · $1,309–$1,800
✓ Residents describe a quiet, laid-back, family-friendly atmosphere
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Cortland Bowery
South Tampa (Westshore Marina District) · From ~$1,500
✓ Reviewers repeatedly praise the bayfront sunset views and outdoor spaces
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Grove at Temple Terrace
Temple Terrace-adjacent (East Tampa) · ~$1,225–$1,760
✓ Reviewers credit maintenance with fast fixes, often within a couple of days
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Heron
Water Street (Downtown) · From ~$2,700 (1BR)
✓ Residents rave about skyline and bay views from spacious balconies
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Lantower Westshore
Westshore · ~$1,800–$2,850
✓ Reviewers highlight modern interiors, updated appliances and renovated common areas
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MAA Carrollwood
Carrollwood · $1,558–$2,953
✓ Reviewers consistently describe the community as peaceful and quiet thanks to its condo-style layout
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MAA Hyde Park
Hyde Park · From ~$2,000
✓ Residents consistently praise the location in one of South Tampa's most walkable and desirable neighborhoods
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MAA SoHo Square
SoHo / Hyde Park · ~$1,850–$2,300+
✓ Renters love being steps from the South Howard restaurant and bar corridor
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Mezzo of Tampa Palms
Tampa Palms · $1,545–$2,595
✓ Leasing staff earn frequent praise for a smooth, attentive move-in process
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NOVEL Midtown Tampa
Midtown (Westshore) · ~$1,950–$3,300
✓ Living inside the Midtown Tampa development — with Whole Foods, restaurants and shops downstairs — is the dominant positive theme
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Nine15
Downtown Tampa · $2,210–$4,170
✓ The fitness center is repeatedly singled out as among downtown's best
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Novus Westshore
Westshore · ~$1,900–$2,800
✓ Front-office and maintenance staff draw repeated praise for speed and courtesy
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SkyHouse Channelside
Channel District · $1,540–$3,730
✓ Residents highlight the walkable location near Sparkman Wharf, the arena and Channelside dining
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Society Westshore
Westshore · ~$1,550–$3,900
✓ Reviewers describe modern, well-designed apartments at a lower entry price than comparable Westshore towers
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The Dawson
New Tampa (Tampa Palms area) · ~$1,244–$1,944+
✓ The Bruce B. Downs location scores highly with residents for quick access to USF and New Tampa
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The Fitzgerald Channelside
Channel District · From ~$2,380
✓ Management and maintenance teams earn consistently high marks for responsiveness
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The Flats at Seminole Heights
Seminole Heights · $1,300–$1,730
✓ One of the most affordable full-amenity communities in the Seminole Heights area
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The Grand Reserve at Tampa Palms
Tampa Palms · From ~$1,591
✓ Residents consistently praise a fast, effective maintenance team
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The Pearl
Tampa Heights · $2,130–$3,880
✓ Steps-away access to Armature Works, Heights Public Market and the Riverwalk is the headline draw
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Varela Westshore
Westshore · From ~$1,650
✓ The massive clubhouse and wellness center (sauna, steam room, cold plunge) is regularly called the best amenity package in Westshore
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Vinings at Hunter's Green
New Tampa (Hunter's Green) · $1,412–$2,819
✓ Reviewers repeatedly call these some of the largest floor plans in New Tampa for the price
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Westwood Reserve
Citrus Park / Westchase area · $1,480–$2,265+
✓ Reviewers repeatedly call these the largest floor plans in the Citrus Park area
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About these pros & cons
How we build these pages: we read publicly available resident reviews (Google, ApartmentRatings, Yelp, Reddit and similar) for each community and summarize the recurring themes in our own words. We don't copy review text, we don't display star ratings we didn't compute, and no complex has paid to appear or to have anything removed. Cons reflect what residents report — experiences vary. Rent ranges come from public listings and change often; always confirm current pricing, fees and policies with the property directly.