Ybor City is changing fast, and this is your chance to get in while prices here are still within reach. Built in 1903 and fully renovated in 2017, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath bungalow sits within both the Ybor City National Historic Landmark District and the local Ybor City Historic District, on a 50 x 95 lot zoned YC-7 Ybor City Mixed Use. That gives you the freedom to live in it, work from it, or both. It was previously used as an office, so it can serve as your home, your professional space, or a combination of the two (buyer to verify specific intended uses with the City of Tampa).
Step inside and the character hits you right away. Soaring 11 foot ceilings, wood and tile floors, and double-pane windows with custom screens give the home its charm, while a granite kitchen with stainless appliances and an interior laundry room make everyday living easy. The 2017 renovation covered the big stuff, including a complete replumb, a 200 amp electrical panel, a metal roof, central AC, and a water heater. The home has even been recognized with a historic architectural preservation designation, and future improvements may qualify for the City of Tampa's Historic Ad Valorem Tax Exemption Program (buyer to verify eligibility with the City of Tampa Historic Preservation office).
Out back, a gated driveway opens to a completely fenced lot with a beautiful private garden/backyard area and a detached outbuilding, ready to become your studio, workshop, or creative space. Then step out and enjoy everything that makes Ybor special. Walk to the restaurants, shops, and energy of 7th Avenue, and reach Downtown Tampa and Channelside in minutes.
Owning a piece of a National Historic Landmark District doesn't happen often, and neighborhoods like Ybor don't stay a secret forever. Come see it before someone else claims it.
