A new senior housing project proposed at 250-400 Sepulveda Boulevard in Manhattan Beach is all set to break ground this year. The proposed project will replace a series of on-site restaurants on Sepulveda Boulevard.
Virginia-based developer, Sunrise Development, Inc is invested in the project development. Newport Beach-based architect, HPI Architecture, is managing the design concepts and construction.
250-400 Sepulveda Boulevard via HPI
The property site spans across an area of 53,000 square feet. The project will feature 95 assisted living and memory care units with a total of 115 beds. In addition, kitchen space, common area, and other ancillary amenities will also be provided. Parking space for 61 vehicles is proposed at a single basement level.
Renderings reveal a contemporary-style building rising to a facade height between two three stories.
Other neighboring projects are under construction near the property site, including a hotel at 600 Sepulveda Boulevard.
The construction of the project is proposed to occur over 20 months, beginning in late 2021 and anticipated to finish in 2023.
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