Pleasant Living Mobile Home Park

Pleasant Living Mobile Home Park sits in a peaceful, country spot in Riverview, Florida, surrounded by shade trees and set away from the city noise, and you'll find that it's a gated, 55+ community for folks looking for either a winter home or a year-round place to settle down. The park's been around since 1972, and with 246 sites, you'll see both single- and multisection manufactured homes, some built as early as the 1970s and others newer, even one from 2006 with three bedrooms and two baths, plus several with two bedrooms and two baths, and the homes come in all shapes and sizes, from about 672 to over 1,350 square feet. Residents can bring a small pet-one dog or cat up to 20 pounds-and lot rent covers the basics like water, sewer, and trash, so you won't need to fuss about those bills every month. The community offers plenty to do, with planned activities, Sunday church services right in the clubhouse, a new library for quiet afternoons, a game room, billiard room, big heated screen-enclosed pool, shuffleboard courts, a fitness center, laundry room, horseshoes, and bingo, and there's free WiFi in the clubhouse if you want to check email or catch up with family online. There's a gated entry and asphalt roads throughout, with off-street parking right by your home, and you'll find storage for a boat or RV as well. Mail comes right to your home's mailbox, and the onsite staff-with a community manager named Linda Moore-takes care of the day-to-day operations from a sales office open weekdays. People can tour available homes, see different floor plans, and get help buying or selling, and the community keeps 11 homes open for sale, including some newer placements on lots ready for homes from 2000 or newer. You'll find Pleasant Living is set close to Tampa, giving easy reach to places like Steinbrenner Field, Busch Gardens, the Florida State Fairgrounds, Brandon Town Center, Disney World, and the Gulf beaches, which means it's easy to shop or enjoy Florida's famous attractions while still living somewhere quiet and shaded. The streets are average width and paved, and most homes have peaked roofs and lap siding, so there's a traditional look throughout. All parts of the park focus on offering a simple, peaceful living space for those 55 and up who like easy days and having neighbors close by, without any extras getting in the way.