Epic at Gateway is a 320-unit, market-rate multifamily community in the Tampa Bay/Pinellas Park area, designed as a four-story podium-wrap with III-A wood-frame construction. The architecture uses contemporary coastal massing, mixed cladding, projecting balconies, crisp white trim, and a resort-oriented site plan to give a higher-density product a polished, destination-style identity. Strong pool-facing façades, cabana-scaled outdoor rooms, and a clear amenity core help organize the project while supporting lease-up appeal in the broader Gateway submarket.
Interior design extends that identity through hospitality-driven lounge, café, and game spaces finished with herringbone wood-look flooring, coffered ceilings, dark shelving, teal upholstery, and layered decorative lighting. Representative highlights include the resort-style pool and spa environment, the coffee and café corner with resident lounge spaces, and the billiards and club amenities, selected as part of a broader package that supports both social use and daily convenience. In-home finishes such as granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, screened balconies or solariums, and full-size laundry help reinforce the project’s upscale market-rate positioning.
Epic at Gateway Center
Multifamily
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Location
Tampa, FL
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Market Type
Multifamily
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Type
Market Rate
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Style
Garden
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Units
320
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Density
9.10/acre
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Stories
x-story
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Construction Type
III-A Wood Frame
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Studio
Architectural Design
Interior Design
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