Tampa, Florida home inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright hits market for $7.4 million
Florida sees surge in real estate demand
What’s it like living in luxury in Tampa, Florida?
A Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired waterfront home listed for $7.4 million in Tampa shows how good it could be.
The one-of-a-kind home was built and designed by architect Sol Fleishman. It includes four bedrooms, four bathrooms and one half-bath in 5,662 square feet, according to the listing with Nick Janovsky of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty.
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The home features a chef’s kitchen, 10-foot solid wood doors, a 12-person dining room and custom built-ins. Built in 2008, the home also has a library, a media room and a wet bar. It’s wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows.
The 0.45-acre property sits right on the bay with 271 feet of water frontage at the end of a peninsulas in a gated community. There's also a pool and spa.
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Fox Business’ Cheryl Casone got a look inside the property Wednesday. She reported that the listing comes at a time when demand in the area is drying up the supply of homes. Local real estate agents told Casone that they’re having a tough time keeping up with the increased demand.
Florida’s warm weather and low property taxes were already attracting buyers from areas like New York, New Jersey and Connecticut before COVID-19, and the pandemic has pushed more affluent buyers to the state. That has led to record-breaking deals in Tampa and other Florida cities over the past year, according to the Sotheby’s International Realty Luxury Outlook 2021.
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In December, existing home sales across Florida were up 21% compared to a year earlier, according to Florida Realtors. And Redfin has predicted that Tampa will have one of the best housing markets in the country this year.