2001 E 2ND AVE #12,  2001 E 2ND AVE #12,
TAMPA, FL 33605 TAMPA, FL 33605

Remarks:

Industrial Charm Meets Modern Living in the Iconic Box Factory Lofts of Ybor City. Discover a rare opportunity to own a piece of Tampa’s history in the architecturally striking Box Factory Lofts. Originally a manufacturing warehouse, this historic building was thoughtfully transformed into a boutique residential community in 2007. With only a limited number of homes, it caters to those who appreciate authentic design, urban vibrance, and refined craftsmanship. This spacious 1-bedroom, 1.5-bath loft blends industrial aesthetics with contemporary comfort. Soaring ceilings, polished concrete floors, and floating wood stairs create a dramatic, open-concept living space. Cinderblock accent walls, exposed ductwork, and oversized windows complete the authentic loft. The kitchen is sleek and functional, featuring stainless appliances, generous cabinetry, and a breakfast bar that connects seamlessly to the main living area—perfect for entertaining or relaxing at home. A dedicated office nook offers a quiet space for remote work or creative pursuits, while a convenient half-bath on the main level is ideal for guests. What makes this unit so special is the lofted treehouse features that was added! Upstairs, the open loft-style bedroom with hardwood floors, private en-suite, and HUGE walk-in closet overlooks the living area while maintaining a sense of privacy and retreat. The Box Factory Lofts offers secure, keycard access, 24-hour security, and coveted amenities, including a community pool, climate-controlled bike storage, and an assigned covered parking space—an urban luxury in historic Ybor City. Just steps from acclaimed restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, live music venues, and boutique shopping, this location puts you in the heart of one of Tampa’s most vibrant cultural districts. With the TECO Streetcar nearby, enjoy seamless access to Downtown Tampa, Channelside, Water Street, and more. Experience life at the Box Factory Lofts—where heritage, design, and urban living converge.

Additional Remarks: