Stovall House, Neoclassical residence in Tampa, US

The Stovall House is a white neoclassical residence at 4621 Bayshore Boulevard in Tampa, Florida. Its two-story facade has a central entrance portico with square columns supporting a flat entablature and a triangular pediment, with a white-railed balcony above the entrance. A single-story wing extends to the left, and the building sits on a low dark base behind trees and a chain-link fence.

The Stovall House at 4621 Bayshore Boulevard was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on September 4, 1974. The sources give no construction date, architect or builder for the residence. Its listing rests on its standing as a historic home in Tampa, Florida.

The house is named after Wallace Stovall, its original owner and a prominent figure in Tampa's history. It stands at 4621 Bayshore Boulevard, and its name ties the building to that family and to the city's early 20th-century development.

The house stands at 4621 Bayshore Boulevard, on the west side of the road facing Hillsborough Bay, behind trees and a chain-link fence. It is a private residence, so the facade and its pedimented portico are seen from the street or sidewalk rather than from inside.

The house at 4621 Bayshore Boulevard was listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on September 4, 1974, one of the designations that record Tampa's older buildings. The listing covers the white neoclassical residence seen behind the trees and chain-link fence, with its pedimented entrance portico and square columns.