New Development Proposed for Key Wesley Chapel Intersection
A new development, The Woods at Wesley Chapel, could soon take shape at the northwest corner of Curley Road and State Road 54— a road set...
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A new development, The Woods at Wesley Chapel, could soon take shape at the northwest corner of Curley Road and State Road 54— a road set to be permanently renamed Wesley Chapel Boulevard later this month. Over the years, the site has been the subject of various proposals, including plans for a Lowe’s home improvement store and a tax-exempt affordable housing project that was ultimately halted due to amendments to the Live Local Act.

Now, a new application has been submitted to Pasco County for a Master Planned Unit Development (MPUD) on the site. The proposal outlines plans for eight four-story apartment buildings, each featuring 10 residential units per floor. Two of the buildings would also include ground-floor commercial space. In addition, the project would incorporate two standalone, single-story commercial buildings, bringing the total planned commercial space to approximately 47,600 square feet.
If approved, the development would introduce 300 residential units to the area, consisting of 90 one-bedroom apartments, 150 two-bedroom apartments, and 60 three-bedroom apartments. Public hearings will be required before the project can proceed, though specific dates have yet to be determined.
Residents and local business owners can stay updated on this and other developments in Wesley Chapel by visiting www.wesleychapelcommunity.com and following the Wesley Chapel Community on social media: Facebook, X, and Instagram.
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