2800 E 113Th Ave

A low-rise condominium complex in Tampa built in 1983, Rosewood Gardens consists of two-story buildings with primarily two-bedroom units configured for compact, efficient living. Architecture is utilitarian garden-style: exterior walkways, ground-level patios and second-floor balconies overlook shared courtyards and a centrally sited swimming pool. Interiors commonly feature open or semi-open floorplans with living/dining combos, eat-in kitchens or kitchen/family room combinations, tile flooring, solid wood cabinets and stone countertops in some units; built-in features, ceiling fans and window treatments are typical. Common amenities emphasize basic community living: an on-site laundry room, outdoor grilling areas, fenced courtyard, sidewalks and guest parking plus dedicated parking spaces for each unit. Exterior maintenance, community water/sewer/trash and building insurance are handled by the homeowners association; units are usually sold in varied conditions from renovated move-in ready to “as-is” fixer-uppers. Pet policies and exact services vary by unit/HOA; condominium association management oversees grounds, exterior repairs and pool upkeep. The location offers straightforward access to USF, University Mall, major hospitals and interstate corridors, positioning the property as a practical choice for students, staff and value-oriented buyers seeking rental or entry-level homeownership near employment and retail nodes.