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A contemporary home designed by an architect who helped design many of the Bern steakhouse projects around town is now on the market in South Tampa.
The Ballast Point residence at 2701 Chabray Ln. was completed in 1987 and was built by local architect Richard Zingale of Urban Studio Architects for local LGBTQ activists Ed Lally and Philip Dinkins.
There is no doubt that Zingale helped shape the face of modern Tampa, and his work can be seen everywhere, including the Grand Central apartment complex in Channelside, the Madison apartment complex in Soho, Edison: Food + Drink Lab, the old Mia’s restaurant, and multiple Evos restaurants .
But Zingale is probably best known for his Bern steakhouse-related projects such as Sidebern’s (now Haven), The Epicurean Hotel, and most recently, the interior redesign of Bern Steakhouse.
Zingdale also built quite a few homes in the South Tampa area.
This particular home has 2,314 square feet of living space, along with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. It also features 24-foot ceilings, marble floors, calcite countertops, floating steel staircase, swimming pool, five terraces, an oversized two-car garage and more.
The home is currently asking $1.35 million, and the listing agent is Ilona Davidovich of Chic Properties.
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