This house inspired Ybor City to embrace chickens. Now it's for sale.
TAMPA — The real estate listing for the Ybor City home at 1908 E. Fifth Ave. mentions the 969-square-foot home as having one bedroom, two bathrooms, a “spacious cooking island,” “soaring 11-foot ceilings” and “plumbing and electrical upgrades.” The most notable feature is omitted: Its backyard has a chicken cemetery. It’s small, with just a handful of burials and two headstones. But the ...