Parrish is a growing community located in Manatee County. Parrish is located about halfway between Tampa and Sarasota (roughly a 30-minute drive to each) and about 25 minutes (much of it on the Sunshine Skyway Bridge) to St. Petersburg.
Parrish offers a blend of rural charm and easy access to modern conveniences, making it an attractive option for retirees.
Besides being in a great location, Parrish is attracting a lot of retirees right now because the home prices tend to be a little lower than you see in the bigger cities.
Where to Retire in Parrish
Woodland Preserve is Kolter Homes' latest new home community in the Sarasota-Bradenton area. This gated, 55+ neighborhood will feature a contemporary collection of flexible floorplans that range from 2- up to 5-Bedrooms with structural and design options.
Woodland Preserve residents will also have full access to their own community clubhouse and amenities including a fitness center, pickleball courts, pool with lap lanes, indoor and outdoor social spaces and much more. Plus, the community’s natural beauty is a crucial part of the lifestyle. Join the VIP List today to be among the first to receive community details ahead of the community Grand Opening.
Growth and Development: Over the past few years, Parrish has seen significant growth. New housing developments, shopping centers, and amenities have been added, making it an increasingly attractive place for retirees and families alike.
Natural Beauty: The area boasts beautiful natural landscapes, including the Manatee River, which flows through Parrish. There are also several parks and nature preserves in and around the area, offering opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and bird-watching.
Cost of Living: The cost of living in Parrish is relatively affordable compared to some other parts of Florida, especially the more touristy areas. However, as the area continues to grow and develop, property values and the cost of living might rise.
Healthcare: There are several healthcare facilities in and around Parrish, ensuring that retirees have access to medical care when needed. The proximity to larger cities like Bradenton also means that specialized medical care is within a reasonable distance.
Weather: Like much of Florida, Parrish has a humid subtropical climate. This means warm, humid summers and mild winters.
Amenities and Services: As Parrish continues to grow, so do the amenities and services available to residents. From grocery stores to restaurants to fitness centers, retirees will find most of what they need within a short drive.
Homes for Sale in Parrish
(Includes both 55+ and non-55+ communities. Click here if you just want to see the 55+ options.)
