4.29 Acres in New Port Richey, FL - $870,000
4.29+- ac. ALF/Independent Living/Multi-Family Land
4.29 acres within Longleafs Neighborhood 3, multi-family apartment land, Pasco County, New Port Richey, FL. Nearly a pad-ready site, up to 107 units are allowed. Viable for market-rate and seniors housing. Longleaf is a traditional neighborhood development, which is reminiscent of the small towns of America. It was developed to create friendly neighborhood settings that foster the bonds of community, with its combination of neighborhood squares and front porches.
The Longleaf Community is located in western Pasco County, just north of State Road 54. The property is located 3/4 a mile north of State Road 54 at or near 3287 Starkey Boulevard. Property has visibility on Starkey Boulevard but is accessible on Marsha Drive.
It is less than a two miles from the Medical Center of Trinity, a 236 bed, state-of-the-art, all-private room hospital which is an Advanced Certied Primary Stroke Center...
It is less than a two miles from the Medical Center of Trinity, a 236 bed, state-of-the-art, all-private room hospital which is an Advanced Certied Primary Stroke Center and is recognized among the nations top performers on four key quality measures - heart attack, heart failure, pneumonia, and surgical care by The Joint Commission.
This area is generally known as the Trinity and New Port Richey, FL market. Several new master planned developments in the area including Starkey Ranch, Asturia and Michele 54 West are now either under development or in nal design phases. This new investment this area of west Pasco County is expected to bring signicant population growth along with new amenities and shopping to this already established market.
Services provided: administration, nancial, architectural review, enforcement activities, legal, insurance provision. One time capital contribution of $125 per unit and an annual assessment which includes Brighthouse basic cable and trash pick up of $440 per unit, per year.
MPUD - Approved for up to 107 units, but planned for 87 units. (MPUD has trade off matrix for beds depending on type of use.)
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