Hutchinson House, Second Empire residence in Hyde Park, Tampa, United States.
Hutchinson House is a three-story brick structure topped with a distinctive mansard roof covered in original slate tiles. Corinthian columns line its front porch, giving the building its classical appearance.
The building was constructed in the 19th century and earned National Register of Historic Places listing in 1977. This recognition acknowledged its importance as a rare regional example of Second Empire architecture.
Over its lifetime, the building served as a private residence, a hospital, a fraternity house, and now operates as a law office. This varied history shows how the community adapted the space to meet its changing needs.
The house is located at 304 South Plant Avenue in Tampa's Hyde Park neighborhood. A historical marker at the corner of South Plant Avenue and Hyde Park Place identifies the site for visitors.
The building is one of Florida's few examples of Second Empire architecture, distinguished by its prominent mansard roof. This European style was uncommon in the region, making it architecturally notable.
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