1819 E 5th Avenue | Historic Ybor City, Tampa

A Modern Casita With an Old Ybor Soul

Pre-Construction Luxury Residence | $1,500,000
3 Bedrooms | 3.5 Bathrooms | 3,435 Heated Sq Ft | Private 2-Car Garage | Rooftop Terrace | No HOA

New construction of this scale is an uncommon find in Historic Ybor City. 1819 E 5th Avenue combines the privacy of an independent single-family residence with a private rear-entry two-car garage, outdoor living and no HOA.

Residence Highlights

Three-story design, private rear-entry two-car garage, rooftop terrace, no HOA, YC-6 Ybor Community Commercial zoning and Federal Opportunity Zone location. Optional builder upgrades include a private elevator and rooftop soaking pool.

Explore the Residence

Conceptual floor-plan renderings illustrate the lifestyle envisioned for the pre-construction residence. Plans, finishes and specifications are subject to modification during final design, permitting and construction.

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Be Part of the New History of Historic Ybor City

1819 E 5th Avenue places you in a neighborhood where Tampa's remarkable past is being joined by significant new investment in residences, health care, entertainment, transportation and waterfront development.

Tampa General Hospital in East Ybor

Tampa General Hospital and Casa Ybor have revealed plans for a new hospital, clinic and medical office space in east Ybor City.

Tampa Bay Sun FC and the Proposed Ybor Harbor Stadium

Tampa Bay Sun FC, Tampa's top-tier professional women's soccer team and the 2025 USL Super League champions, has joined the United Soccer League and Ybor Harbor developer Darryl Shaw in unveiling a vision for a proposed 15,000-seat waterfront stadium at Ybor Harbor. The stadium would serve as the future home of Tampa Bay Sun FC and help anchor the proposed Ybor Harbor district. It remains proposed, with no announced construction start date. The linked team announcement includes architectural renderings.

Championship Sports and Tampa's Urban Lifestyle

Benchmark International Arena, Raymond James Stadium and the planned future Tampa Bay Rays ballpark add to Tampa's sports and entertainment landscape. Hillsborough County reports an anticipated April 2029 opening for the Rays ballpark, while additional agreements remain subject to consideration and approval.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the residence?

The architectural design was created by SOL Design Studio.

Who is the builder?

The residence is planned to be constructed by MION Construction Company, with Jason Campagnolo as part of the project team. MION is also involved with the neighboring Ybor residences at 1821 and 1823 E 5th Avenue; those properties are not being marketed on this 1819 page.

Review copy only. Final plans, dimensions, finishes, specifications and features may change during design, permitting and construction.