New Single-Family Homes in the Riverside Preserve Community

Riverside Preserve community is one of the most sought-after communities in the city of Myakka City. New single-family homes here offer buyers the option to purchase a waterfront property with amenities that are not normally found in a new construction development. Home prices are a bit higher than some of the other Myakka City real estate on the market, but buyers get more for their money in this unique neighborhood. The homes here are a mix of Mediterranean and French Country architectural design, and buyers can choose from 11 floor plans with a couple of elevations.

Riverside residents can access the river directly from their own backyard. This neighborhood also has over 16 acres of riverfront park with areas to launch a kayak or paddleboard. Park benches and picnic tables allow for a leisurely stroll along the water’s edge, or one can spend some time exploring the great outdoors.

The pristine beauty of the Eightmile River is part of what draws people to this area. The river runs through the city of Myakka City and the surrounding area, and it is designated as Wild and Scenic by the state. The river is an important habitat for the fringe-toed lizard, and it provides a safe and healthy migration path for fish.

People are also drawn to the many recreational opportunities in Riverside County Park. This massive county park offers a wide variety of recreational activities, including ball fields, tennis courts, picnicking areas and walking trails. The park also has a state-of-the-art rowing center and an amphitheater.

Another popular destination for residents of Riverside Preserve community is the Myakka State Park. This park offers an array of amenities, including a sandy beach and boat docks on the Manatee River. There are also hiking and biking trails, and the park is a great spot for fishing.

Myakka State Park is also home to a wildlife refuge. The 2,851-acre Whitewater Preserve is adjacent to the river, and it hosts the endangered southwestern willow flycatcher and least Bell’s vireo. The preserve’s rich riparian habitat is an important link between the San Gorgonio Wilderness and the San Jacinto Mountains.

In addition to its proximity to the river, the new community of Riverside Preserve is also near many major transportation routes. The stretch of State Road 64 that is a short drive south from the neighborhood enables people to quickly reach downtown Bradenton and all its lifestyle centers. It also provides a direct route north to the points of interest in and around Parrish, which has become a new epicenter of growth for this region.

Homeowners at Riverside Preserve can enjoy the benefits of a community that is proud to be part of a national network of more than 900 municipalities, neighborhoods, counties and tribes that have been recognized as Preserve America Communities. This designation honors communities that work to preserve their historic, cultural and natural resources for current and future generations.