Casa De Ybor 3Bd, 2Bth, 4 beds, Historic Charm, Modern Lux

Meet your hosts, Ruben and Shilloy, partners in life and adventure! Inspired by Ybor City’s old-world charm and electric vibe, we created Casa de Ybor as a space where history, community, and good experiences come together.

We love mixing vintage character with modern comfort, creating a stay that feels effortlessly cool, cozy, and full of local flavor! Whether you’re here to explore, unwind, or just vibe with Tampa’s energy, welcome to your home away from home, where history meets heart!

Casa de Ybor is located in one of Tampa’s most vibrant and urban historic neighborhoods, Ybor City, where rich culture, walkable streets, and lively energy come together. Guests love the neighborhood’s authentic character, colorful architecture, brick-lined streets, and the feeling of being immersed in Tampa’s cultural heartbeat.

Just steps away, you’ll find historic Ybor City, famous for its Cuban, Spanish, and Italian roots. Explore 7th Avenue, lined with locally owned restaurants, cafés, cigar shops, music venues, and nightlife. The area is known for its live music, festivals, street art, and welcoming atmosphere that blends old-world charm with modern creativity.

Food lovers enjoy easy access to some of Tampa’s most iconic spots—Columbia Restaurant, La Segunda Bakery, and countless Latin, fusion, and craft cocktail restaurants. For culture seekers, nearby highlights include the Ybor City Museum State Park, TECO Line Streetcar, and unique galleries and performance spaces throughout the district.

Downtown Tampa is just minutes away, offering museums like the Tampa Museum of Art, Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, and the scenic Riverwalk—perfect for walking, dining, or catching waterfront views. Sports fans appreciate the quick drive to Amalie Arena (Lightning hockey, concerts), Raymond James Stadium(Buccaneers football), and George M. Steinbrenner Field.

Guests also love that Casa de Ybor offers the best of both worlds: a lively urban location with easy access to relaxation. Tampa’s beautiful Gulf beaches—including Clearwater and St. Pete Beach- are about a 35–45 minute drive. Whether you’re here for culture, food, sports, nightlife, or a beach day, Casa de Ybor places you at the center of it all.

Local tip: Ride the streetcar from Ybor to downtown for a fun, car-free way to explore the city.

Casa de Ybor is a thoughtfully curated home that blends historic character, modern comfort, and an exceptional urban location in one of Tampa’s most culturally rich neighborhoods. Situated in the heart of Ybor City’s historic district, the property offers guests a rare opportunity to experience Tampa as both a vibrant destination and a welcoming place to unwind.

What truly sets Casa de Ybor apart is its sense of place. The home reflects the warmth, creativity, and cultural depth of Ybor City, combining timeless architectural charm with contemporary amenities designed for comfort, ease, and connection. Every detail is intentional, creating a space that feels elevated yet relaxed, ideal for couples, families, friends, or longer stays.

The location is a major highlight. Guests are just minutes from historic 7th Avenue, known for its iconic restaurants, cigar shops, music venues, museums, and nightlife. Favorites like the Columbia Restaurant and La Segunda Bakery are close by, along with the TECO Line Streetcar that connects Ybor to downtown Tampa. Downtown attractions such as the Riverwalk, Tampa Museum of Art, and Amalie Arena are only a short drive away, making it easy to attend sporting events, concerts, or waterfront dining. Raymond James Stadium is also nearby, perfect for football games and major events.

Unlike many urban rentals, Casa de Ybor offers the best of both worlds—access to Tampa’s energy with the comfort of a peaceful retreat at the end of the day. Guests also appreciate being within a 35–45 minute drive to Clearwater and St. Pete beaches, allowing for effortless day trips to the Gulf Coast.

Casa de Ybor is more than a place to stay—it’s an authentic Tampa experience, intentionally hosted and deeply connected to the culture, history, and rhythm of the city.