Westminster St. Augustine
Cushman & Wakefield announced today that it has negotiated the sale of Glenmoor, a 223-unit senior living community in the World Golf Village.
Based in Cushman & Wakefield’s Tampa office, Executive Director Allen McMurtry, Senior Director Paul Carr, Senior Director David Kliewer and Senior Director Megan Fetter represented Life Care St. John’s Inc., an affiliate of Ponta Vedra Beach, FL-based Life Care Pastoral Services, Inc., in the disposition. Orlando, FL-based Westminster Communities of Florida acquired the asset for $27.5 million. The property will be renamed Westminster St. Augustine.
Westminster St. Augustine was developed in 2001 on a ±40-acre campus at 235 Towerview Drive in St. Augustine’s World Golf Village. The property’s 223 total units comprise 87 cottage homes, 70 independent living apartments, 36 assisted living units and 30 skilled nursing units.
Community amenities include a clubhouse, heated outdoor lap pool, putting green, bocce court, pub and fitness center. Residents enjoy special benefits at World Golf Village, including access to two world-class golf courses, a swimming pool, a fitness center and social areas.
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