Decide how much space fits your household

AER offers studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments, giving renters several options when choosing a Downtown Tampa home. For those who need more room, the two- and three-bedroom collections provide opportunities to create separate spaces for different parts of daily life. A two-bedroom can accommodate roommates, guests, a home office, or another dedicated space beyond the primary bedroom. Choosing a three-bedroom adds even more flexibility for larger households or renters who want multiple rooms with distinct purposes. Thinking about how each room will actually function can help you decide which layout makes the most sense for your routine.

Look beyond the number of bedrooms

Bedroom count is only one factor to consider when comparing AER’s larger floor plans. Residences feature dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows, wood-like plank flooring, private open-air balconies with glass railings, and walk-in closets. Kitchens include quartz countertops, waterfall islands, full-height backsplashes, soft-close custom cabinetry, and built-in appliances. Full-capacity washers and dryers also make everyday laundry more convenient without requiring a separate trip outside the apartment. Comparing the placement of these features within individual floor plans can help you determine which home best accommodates your furniture and daily activities.

Think about flexible uses for extra rooms

An additional bedroom can change how you organize both work and downtime at home. In a two-bedroom apartment, the second room might become an office during the week and guest accommodations when friends or family visit. A three-bedroom provides another layer of flexibility, allowing residents to dedicate separate rooms to working, hobbies, guests, or other household needs. Before choosing, consider whether those spaces will serve a regular purpose or primarily remain unused. Matching the apartment to your actual routine can be more helpful than simply choosing the floor plan with the greatest number of rooms.

Extend your routine beyond your apartment

AER’s community amenities give residents additional spaces to use regardless of which apartment layout they select. The community features an executive cowork lounge with private suites, podcast and content creator studios, and other areas suited to productivity outside the home. Wellness options include a rooftop fitness center, dry sauna, cold plunge studio, infrared yoga space, lap pool, and outdoor hot tub. Residents can also spend time in the rooftop clubroom, exhibition kitchen, outdoor dining areas, or rooftop terrace. Access to these shared spaces can be particularly useful when deciding whether you need an additional room inside your apartment for every part of your routine.

Make Downtown Tampa part of your decision

Choosing between a two- and three-bedroom apartment also means considering the lifestyle available beyond your front door. AER is positioned in Tampa’s Arts & Entertainment District near the Tampa Riverwalk, Straz Center for the Performing Arts, Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, and Tampa Museum of Art. That location can make arts, waterfront recreation, dining, and entertainment part of everyday life without requiring your apartment to serve every social or recreational purpose. After narrowing your choices by bedroom count, compare individual layouts, balcony placement, storage, and select features to see which residence aligns most closely with your priorities. Exploring AER’s current two- and three-bedroom floor plans can help you find the right balance between private space, shared amenities, and Downtown Tampa living.

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