The Brady at Tampa Palms is a practical option if you want a one-bedroom home in New Tampa with access to the New Tampa Performing Arts Center. The community is located at 5100 Live Oaks Blvd, Tampa, FL 33647, and the arts center is a Hillsborough County venue on Hunters Village Road in the same New Tampa area. For exact mileage or event-night drive times, check a map from Live Oaks Boulevard before you tour, because traffic on Bruce B. Downs Boulevard can change the trip.
The New Tampa Performing Arts Center matters because it gives the northern Tampa area a local stage for concerts, theater, dance, comedy, community productions, and arts programming without requiring every arts night to be a downtown Tampa outing. Renters who may care about being nearby include performers, students taking classes or rehearsing, families attending recitals, and residents who simply like having a cultural venue close to their regular routine.
From The Brady, daily travel in this part of Tampa usually centers on Bruce B. Downs Boulevard, Tampa Palms Boulevard, and the access points to I-75. The community is also minutes from the University of South Florida area, with shopping, dining, medical offices, and everyday services spread along the New Tampa and USF corridors. This is a part of the city where most residents plan on driving or using rideshare for events, errands, and commuting.
If your search is specifically for a 1 Bedroom Apartment Near New Tampa Performing Arts Center, our one-bedroom layouts are worth comparing carefully by space and use. The Brady at Tampa Palms offers one-bedroom floor plans ranging from 729 to 943 square feet, including A1, A3, and larger one-bedroom-with-study options such as A2 and A4. We also have two- and three-bedroom homes in the broader floor plan mix, with the full range currently running from 729 to 1,582 square feet, and current pricing and availability are best confirmed directly with the leasing office.
Inside the homes, the features that tend to matter after an evening out are the everyday ones: stainless steel appliances, white shaker cabinetry, tile backsplash, breakfast bars, wood-style flooring, ceiling fans in the living room and bedroom, framed bathroom mirrors, and deep soaking bathtubs. In-home laundry options are listed for the community, and private wraparound screened patios and balconies are available in select homes, so it is worth confirming the exact finish package and patio or balcony details for the apartment you are considering.
The community amenities also support the kind of schedule many New Tampa residents keep. The Brady has four resort-style pools with a sun deck, a 24/7 fully equipped fitness center, a resident clubhouse, grilling stations, landscaped walking paths, bike trails, and sports courts including basketball, tennis, and sand volleyball. The community is pet-friendly, and on-site pet amenities include a dog park and pet relief areas.
One honest trade-off: this location is not ideal if you want a highly walkable, urban arts district where you can step outside and reach multiple theaters, bars, and restaurants on foot. New Tampa is more spread out, and even nearby destinations such as the performing arts center, USF-area attractions, grocery stops, and highway connections are generally easier by car.
If you would like to compare the A1, A2, A3, or A4 one-bedroom layouts and talk through which home fits your event schedule, commute, pet needs, and preferred move-in timing, contact The Brady at Tampa Palms or schedule a tour with the leasing office.