Modern Custom Home in Hyde Park, Tampa
Built in 2020, this 2,257 sq. ft. home in Tampa’s sought-after Hyde Park/West Riverfront area offers 3 baths, open-concept living, and modern finishes throughout. Featuring mixed flooring of hardwood, concrete, and tile, with stucco exterior and masonry construction, the property sits on a 4,791 sq. ft. lot just minutes from Bayshore Boulevard and downtown Tampa.
Hyde Park / West Riverfront is one of Tampa's most architecturally curated neighborhoods — a corridor where new construction is held to a standard set by both the area's bungalow heritage and its proximity to Bayshore Boulevard's estate-scale residences. This 2,257-square-foot custom home at 1314 1/2 W Lemon Street, completed in 2020, contributes to that conversation with a modern architectural posture and a finish program calibrated to the neighborhood's expectations.
The plan delivers three bathrooms across an open-concept main level, with the kitchen-living-dining volume operating as a single flexible entertaining and daily-living space. Mixed flooring throughout — hardwood, polished concrete, and tile — creates material zones within the open plan, defining functional spaces without resorting to walls. The textural variety is deliberate: it gives the home depth without the visual complexity of traditional room-by-room finishing.
Construction is anchored by stucco exterior and masonry envelope, the durability-and-performance baseline that Florida's climate calls for. The 4,791-square-foot lot is dimensioned for the neighborhood — modest enough to keep the home in scale with its surroundings, generous enough to support a thoughtfully landscaped exterior.
Location is the structural advantage. The home sits within minutes of Bayshore Boulevard, downtown Tampa, Hyde Park Village, and the Riverwalk — putting daily life inside one of the most walkable, restaurant-rich corridors in the region. This residence reflects MTBH Studios' continued work in Tampa's most established and most actively rebuilt neighborhoods, delivered through integrated architect-led design-build.
