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New apartment complex delivers unique floor plans

 
Alta at Magnolia Park dubs its new apartment community, that opened earlier this year in Riverview, a modern and distinct option for living just 10 miles from downtown Tampa.
Alta at Magnolia Park dubs its new apartment community, that opened earlier this year in Riverview, a modern and distinct option for living just 10 miles from downtown Tampa.
Published Aug. 21, 2017

RIVERVIEW — A new luxury apartment community has opened in the Progress Village area touting itself as a distinct living option just 10 miles from downtown Tampa.

Alta at Magnolia Park is a 292-unit complex that is already approximately half full.

Monica Briant, the senior residential manager, said most residents have migrated here for work as teachers, healthcare workers, bankers and insurance agents or for military service at MacDill Air Force Base. She said many of them are drawn to the creature comforts at Alta.

"The floor plans are very different to the market," said Briant. "We offer a foyer entry so you are not walking right into your living room. That doesn't create a sense of home."

Located at 9104 Canopy Oak Lane, Alta at Magnolia Park features granite counter tops and stainless appliances, sport court and a pet spa for bathing, grooming, drying your pet, four electric outdoor kitchens for the grillers out there and a salt water pool. Washers and dryers are standard and many of the residents, who Briant said have a median age in their mid to late 30s, enjoy the weekly social events on the property such as cross fit or wine down Wednesday.

Renters can choose between 1- and 3-bedroom options ranging from $1,243 to $1,650 per month for between 829 and 1,229 square feet. There are more than 60 garages on the property available for an additional $130 per month.

Residents enjoy 24-hour maintenance, a clubhouse with cyber café, upscale coffee bar and free WiFi that stretches from the TV/video game lounge to the salt water pool area.

Bryan Borland, who oversaw the development of Alta for the Orlando-based Wood Partners, said his company improved on some existing plans that were already on the books for this location when they started planning the vision for Alta back in 2015.

"This submarket is the subject of tremendous growth," said Borland of Wood Partners' first property in the area. "We felt there would be a large renter by choice base coming to the area."

Visit altaatmagnoliapark.com to see floor plans and learn more about the new community.

Couple teams for healthcare practice

A combined medical and dental practice under one roof has opened in Brandon. The husband and wife team of doctors Watson and Martha Ducatel have brought Healthy Bodies Medical and Dental Center to 3415 Brook Crossing Drive.

Watson graduated from the University of South Florida and then attended medical school at Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine.

His focus area is a hands-on approach for diagnosing and treating disorders of the internal organs and musculoskeletal system.

Martha also graduated from USF as well as Nova Southeastern University College of Dental Medicine. She wants to improve your oral health and provide a great smile.

If you are interested in optimizing your health, call (813) 540-5005 or visit HealthyBodiesMDC.com.

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