Great location and very well maintained condo community! Fresh paint and brand new carpet throughout. 9ft ceilings up and down. Generously sized kitchen with breakfast bar and open floor plan. Large master bedroom with walk-in closet and double vanity bathroom. End unit at the entrance of the community that includes two dedicated parking spots. HOA includes exterior maintenance, lawn care, and termite bond. Conveniently located to Tom Brown Park, Southwood, government offices, shopping and just a short drive to downtown.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Condo/Co-op
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Leon County
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310926001108.0
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Last updated by owner on Nov 29, 2021.
AC
High Intensity Urban Activity Centers District
The purpose and intent of the high intensity urban activity center district is to establish an urban activity center providing for community wide or regional commercial activities located in proximity to multifamily housing and office employment centers. The high intensity urban activity center district is intended to provide large scale commercial activities to serve the retail market of region as well as the community. The intense commercial of the high intensity urban activity center district promotes the efficiency of the transportation system through consolidation of trips and discouragement of the unabated sprawl of commercial activities. Planned, integrated development is required to promote synergy between the different allowable land uses in the high intensity urban activity center district. An integrated pedestrian and bicycle access system shall be provided to afford safe and accessible ft and bike travel between the land uses. The high intensity urban activity center district is intended to facilitate efficient traffic flow by allowing only land uses developed with comprehensively planned access, egress, and internal circulation systems. The high intensity urban activity center district will also allow residential development of complimentary intensity of 16 to 45 dwelling units per acre.