Under Construction. This five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath home with a dedicated office is being built on Interbay Boulevard, just minutes from MacDill Air Force Base, Bayshore Boulevard, and everything that makes South Tampa one of Tampa Bay's most sought-after areas. At two thousand eight hundred ten heated square feet on a seven thousand two hundred ninety-two square foot lot, you are getting real space. And with no Homeowners Association and no Community Development District, you keep more of your money and more control over your property.THE LAYOUT: The primary suite and a private office are both on the main floor, giving you workspace and a bedroom retreat without climbing stairs. Four additional bedrooms (each with built-in desks) and two full bathrooms fill out the second floor. With eleven-foot ceilings downstairs and ten-foot ceilings up, the home feels open without wasted space.THE FINISHES: Impact-rated windows and exterior doors, a barrel tile roof, and a fifty-amp generator inlet mean you are ready for storm season.Inside: engineered hardwood in the main living areas, quartz countertops in the kitchen, bathrooms, and laundry room; a Samsung Bespoke appliance package; frameless glass showers; designer tile selections; and modern lighting throughout. The primary bathroom includes dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a separate shower.Outside: paver driveways and walkways; Bahama shutters; a covered rear patio; and a fully fenced yard.WHAT MATTERS IN THIS MARKET: This home sits in Flood Zone X, the lowest-risk designation which can translate to significant savings on flood insurance compared to much of the Tampa Bay area. The six-course stem wall foundation provides added structural integrity. High-efficiency HVAC keeps utility costs down. And no Homeowners Association or Community Development District means no monthly fees eating into your budget.SOUTH TAMPA LIVING: There is a reason you pay a premium to live here. Bayshore Boulevard is one of the longest continuous waterfront sidewalks in the world. Morning runs, evening bike rides, and sunsets over the bay are part of daily life—not a weekend trip. The neighborhood is known for its locally owned restaurants from casual spots to some of Tampa's best dining. Ballast Point Park puts you on the water for fishing, paddleboarding or just watching the planes come in over the bay. Gadsden Park and the brand-new MacDill 48 Park add even more green space minutes away. You are close to Hyde Park Village and SoHo for shopping and nightlife but far enough to feel like you are in a neighborhood—not a scene.THE COMMUTE: MacDill Air Force Base is a short drive making this a smart choice for military families and Department of Defense civilians. Downtown Tampa, Tampa International Airport St., Pete.,and Gulf beaches are all easy to reach via Gandy,the Selmon or I-275.STILL TIME TO CUSTOMIZE: Expected completion is late June to early July,and you can still choose your cabinets fixtures,and finishes.This isn't buying someone else's decisions…it’s building a home that fits how you actually live.