1314 1/2 W Lemon St, TAMPA, FL 33606

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Welcome to your Iconic City Oasis! A newer built custom residence Designed by TAMPA BAY MODERN Homes nestled between Hyde Park & Downtown Tampa! This exceptional residence emphasizes peak design style and sophisticated luxury living! Known as "The Walter," this stunning two-story modern residence was built in 2020 and features architectural influences inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright. This four-bedroom, three-bathroom home offers a perfect blend of indoor and outdoor living, starting with a large, screened-in front porch oasis. Inside, the open-concept floor plan is highlighted by vaulted ceilings, large windows with abundant natural light, and upgraded tile flooring. The designer kitchen is equipped with luxury quartz countertops, high-end cabinets with European hardware, and a unique porcelain backsplash. For added flexibility, the home includes a main-floor flex space that serves as a FOURTH bedroom or office with an en-suite bath. Upstairs, you will find a bonus media area two more bedrooms laundry room and a master suite featuring a double vanity, a private bathroom, and a dedicated room for a custom wardrobe. The backyard is a private retreat featuring a HEATED SALT WATER POOL and Waterfall feature Designed by local masters HIVE POOLS- a fully fenced in low-maintenance paved backyard retreat, landscaping, and a timed sprinkler system. Additionally, the home is fully equipped with Google Wi-Fi Pro to manage smart features remotely. The location is unbeatable: just three minutes from downtown Tampa, you can easily access the convention center via water taxi for games and concerts, or bike along the Riverwalk to Water Street and Sparkman’s Wharf. Soho Village, Hyde Park, and the beautiful Bayshore Boulevard are all within two miles, putting the best theaters, museums, and dining at your fingertips. This truly one-of-a-kind property perfectly captures the Florida lifestyle and won’t last long. Contact me to set your appointment today.

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