A Bayshore home built over a hundred years ago for one of Tampa's first city attorneys is now on the market.
Located at 1115 Bayshore Blvd., the home was built in 1912 for Hilton S. Hampton, who served as Tampa's city attorney from 1921-1925, a period that also witnessed the city's first form of a City Commission. He also helped launch the inaugural city charter.
The 5,349-square-foot home has had a quite a few owners since, and also has had quite a few upgrades. Most recently, the six-bedroom, eight-bathroom home was remodeled by the late designer Thomas Everett Lamb and now features, a wet bar, a wine cellar, a custom pool, a guest house, a climate controlled two car garage, and more.
The Hampton House is currently asking $7,435,000 and the listing agents are Ally Russell and Kamilla Altunyan of Keller Williams Tampa Central.
