Chapel Pines
Chapel Pines is in Wesley Chapel, FL, one of the country's fastest expanding neighborhoods. That's in Pasco County, in the Tampa Bay region, about half an hour from downtown Tampa.
Chapel Pines is full of reasonably priced medium house neighborhood that dates back to 2002. Prices begin in the low to mid $100,000s. They cover standard area maintenance, basic cable, and no CDD.
It is a beautiful neighborhood for folks who work in the city but like to live in a place with large trees, serene tranquility, and rich landscaping. It has various open spots for kids to play and is only five minutes from Wesley Chapel District Park. The park has 143 acres and contains a playground, athletic fields, tennis and basketball courts, a fitness track, picnic tables with charcoal grills, and fishing access to the site ponds.
Chapel Pines is conveniently near several retail and dining establishments. The Grove Wesley Chapel, Wiregrass Mall, and the new Tampa Premium Outlets are just a few minutes away. Chili's, Applebee's, and numerous other chain restaurants are close, as is the luxury, award-winning Dempsey's Steakhouse at adjacent Saddlebrook Golf & Country Club. To see the latest movies, take a short journey north to The CineBistro 16.
Thomas E. Weightman Middle, Wesley Chapel Elementary, and Wesley Chapel High are excellent schools in the neighborhood. With 888 inhabitants, Chapel Pines is Wesley Chapel's sixth most walkable neighborhood. There aren't many cycle routes in Chapel Pines. Almost all errands in Chapel Pines Wesley Chapel necessitate a car.
Chapel Pines is in Pasco County, Florida, a census-designated place (CDP). Wesley Chapel, the CDP, is in the Tampa Bay Area metropolitan area. At the time of the 2010 census, the population was 44,092. Some Wesley Chapel residents began a drive to incorporate the town in 2003, including areas not in the official CDP. This "city," which would have been Pasco County's largest and most populated, never materialized.
The neighborhood's original name is Double Branch because of the area's twin streams. But the name changed to match the Methodist chapel on the northwest corner of SR 54 and Boyette Road. "Gatorville" was a common moniker for the region.
Wesley Chapel has been a critical engine in the rapid expansion of Pasco County, the 38th fastest-growing county in the US, yet still contains a lot of wildlife. A new county park opened in July 2007 at the southwest corner of Boyette and Overpass roads.
Chapel Pines is full of reasonably priced medium house neighborhood that dates back to 2002. Prices begin in the low to mid $100,000s. They cover standard area maintenance, basic cable, and no CDD.
It is a beautiful neighborhood for folks who work in the city but like to live in a place with large trees, serene tranquility, and rich landscaping. It has various open spots for kids to play and is only five minutes from Wesley Chapel District Park. The park has 143 acres and contains a playground, athletic fields, tennis and basketball courts, a fitness track, picnic tables with charcoal grills, and fishing access to the site ponds.
Chapel Pines is conveniently near several retail and dining establishments. The Grove Wesley Chapel, Wiregrass Mall, and the new Tampa Premium Outlets are just a few minutes away. Chili's, Applebee's, and numerous other chain restaurants are close, as is the luxury, award-winning Dempsey's Steakhouse at adjacent Saddlebrook Golf & Country Club. To see the latest movies, take a short journey north to The CineBistro 16.
Thomas E. Weightman Middle, Wesley Chapel Elementary, and Wesley Chapel High are excellent schools in the neighborhood. With 888 inhabitants, Chapel Pines is Wesley Chapel's sixth most walkable neighborhood. There aren't many cycle routes in Chapel Pines. Almost all errands in Chapel Pines Wesley Chapel necessitate a car.
Chapel Pines is in Pasco County, Florida, a census-designated place (CDP). Wesley Chapel, the CDP, is in the Tampa Bay Area metropolitan area. At the time of the 2010 census, the population was 44,092. Some Wesley Chapel residents began a drive to incorporate the town in 2003, including areas not in the official CDP. This "city," which would have been Pasco County's largest and most populated, never materialized.
The neighborhood's original name is Double Branch because of the area's twin streams. But the name changed to match the Methodist chapel on the northwest corner of SR 54 and Boyette Road. "Gatorville" was a common moniker for the region.
Wesley Chapel has been a critical engine in the rapid expansion of Pasco County, the 38th fastest-growing county in the US, yet still contains a lot of wildlife. A new county park opened in July 2007 at the southwest corner of Boyette and Overpass roads.
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