142 Unit Multi-Family Development, Two41, Proposed At Intersection Of Blue Ridge Drive, Country Club Road

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142 Unit Multi-Family Development, Two41, Proposed At Intersection Of Blue Ridge Drive, Country Club Road
By Scott Rogers • December 8, 2020 Filed In: commercial, government, renting, zoning
Bluestone Land, the development entity behind The Colonnade (in downtown Harrisonburg) and Preston Lake Apartments (currently under construction) is proposing to build 142 apartments at the intersection of Blue Ridge Drive and Country Club Court. The proposed site plan is shown above, and here's a rendering of what one of the apartment buildings would look like... click here for a larger version The current owner of the property (alongside the proposed developer) is requesting that the property be rezoned from R-1 to R-5 and is asking for a special use permit to allow for more than 12 units per apartment building. Here are some further details of this proposed community... One of the parcels included in this proposal has been used as a commercial truck terminal since 1975 despite being zoned R-1. The other parcel is vacant. The proposed 142 unit development is on a 7 acre parcel. The development would include an on-site community center, swimming pool and other recreational amenities. The development would consist of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, some with lofts. Per the developer, "the majority of the units will be two-bedroom, two-bath units designed to attract younger professionals, empty nesters, and other renters by choice" The developer's proffers would restrict the occupancy to either a family or not more than three unrelated persons. City staff recommends denial of the rezoning and special use permit request. City Planning Commission will review both requests on Wednesday at their regular meeting. You can read more about this here: Planning Commission Memorandum Rezoning Application, Applicant Letter and Supporting Documents Conceptual Site Plan and Illustrations Receive updates from HarrisonburgHousingToday.com via e-mail: Enter your e-mail address: Recent Articles: When Should I Start Looking For A Home To Buy If My Lease Ends This Summer? Office Building, 77 Apartments and 93,600 SF of Storage Units Proposed Amidst Residential Developments, Church, Rescue Squad and Hospital in Rockingham County There Are Usually Two Phases Of Looking For A Home January Housing Inventory Levels Sink To New Lows Will Buyer Activity Continue Full Strength In January? Maybe Some Townhouse Developments Have Fewer Homeowners (Living In Those Townhouses) Than I Thought Juniper Hill Commons, A Multi-Generational Cohousing Community Is Under Development On Keezletown Road Most Homes Sold Quickly In 2020! Not Much Negotiability In Home Prices In 2020 At Year End, Home Sales Up 13%, Prices Up 10% in 2020 in Harrisonburg, Rockingham County
Have any questions? Contact Scott Rogers at 540-578-0102 or scott@funkhousergroup.com
Based on information from the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Association of REALTORS® or its MLS, for the period Jan 1, 2000 through Jan 27, 2021 (unless otherwise noted).
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