2002 E 5Th Ave

A low-rise, two-story condominium complex constructed in 2005 that channels Key West–inspired villa styling within Tampa’s historic Ybor City district. Buildings are masonry/block stucco with covered porches, private balconies, and a mix of end- and interior units arranged around small landscaped courtyards and gated parking courts. Unit types are primarily two-bedroom, two-bath floor plans, many with lofts or bonus rooms reached by spiral staircases; some units are single-level ground-floor layouts. Interiors emphasize volume and light with vaulted or cathedral ceilings, high windows, solid wood cabinetry, granite or solid-surface counters, laminate or tile floors, and features such as walk-in closets, crown molding, ceiling fans, and attic fans. Common exterior elements include fences, awnings, French doors, irrigation and lighting systems, and sidewalk access to the surrounding streetscape. Shared services are minimal but practical: gated entry, assigned parking (often two spaces per unit), layered exterior security, and modest HOA coverage that typically includes water, sewer, and trash. The complex sits within easy walking distance of 7th Avenue’s restaurants, bars, and trolley stops, offering a compact, pedestrian-oriented urban lifestyle with convenient transit links to downtown Tampa, Channelside, and local event venues.