Student housing developer Mallory & Evans is planning its first Florida project – Bellamy Daytona. The $26 million community is the firm’s seventh student housing development and its first in the Florida market.
“This will fill a big need while offering the most private, upscale and high-tech amenities in the area,” said Mallory & Evans Principal Brantley Basinger. “Only two of at least six colleges and universities in Daytona Beach offer student housing at all. Plus, Bellamy Daytona features amenities no other local student-centered apartments will offer.”
The gated, four-story resort-style community will have 96 fully-furnished apartments with 376 private bedrooms. Unlike other apartments in the market, each bedroom will have its own private bath and study area. It will also be the only student community to have five-bedroom apartments, which will be two-story penthouses overlooking the community’s lake and fountain. Three- and four-bedroom apartments with lake views will also be available.
It will be open to all students of higher education institutions including:
* Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach
* Daytona State College
* The Florida State University College of Medicine, Daytona Beach
* The University of Central Florida, Daytona Beach
* Bethune-Cookman University
* Keiser University, Daytona Beach
Its location on quiet Jimmy Ann Drive is walking distance to ONE Daytona – the newly-opened destination with world-class shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. It’s also near Halifax Hospital, which is convenient for the area’s many students in the healthcare industry.
Each apartment will have a full kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, a washer and dryer, and living rooms with large flat screen TVs. Every apartment will have “smart house” features including Amazon Alexa, thermostats and keyless entry locks operated through smartphone apps. Cable TV and WiFi Internet access are also available. The clubhouse will have a 24-hour fitness center, tanning studio and social activities. The resort-style pool and sundeck will extend over the community lake. Other amenities include roommate matching services and environmentally-friendly bike racks.
“We are also excited to be entering a market serving both private and public universities,” Basinger said. “We are pursuing opportunities in other high-growth markets with similar dynamics – with a number of projects in the pipeline,” he added.
Construction and leasing are expected to begin this summer with the apartments ready for the 2019 fall semester. Caliber Living is managing and leasing the Bellamy student housing brand.
For information and updates, visit www.BellamyDaytona.com.
