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Del Webb Sunchase

by Del Webb

Parrish, Manatee County

Now Selling
Del Webb Sunchase new construction community in Parrish, Florida

Del Webb Sunchase is a new-construction community by Del Webb in Parrish, Manatee County. The community features offering single-family homes, 55+ communities. Contact Barrett Henry for free buyer representation and current incentive details.

Current Builder Incentive

Save up to $70,000 + special financing at 3.99%

Verified Jul 19, 2026

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Del Webb Sunchase at a Glance

Price Range$315K
StatusNow Selling
Home Types
Single-Family Homes55+ Communities

Amenities

PoolFitness CenterClubhouseWalking TrailsPickleball CourtsDog Park

Current Incentive

Save up to $70,000 + special financing at 3.99%

Verified Jul 19, 2026· Source: builder website (auto-scraped)

Del Webb Special Offers

Save up to $70,000 + rates as low as 3.99%

$70,0003.99%

Rate offer requires Del Webb's preferred lender. Compare with outside lenders before committing. Up to $70,000 off — not all homes qualify. Contact Barrett to verify terms and negotiate.

Full terms at Del Webb

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About Del Webb Sunchase

Del Webb Sunchase is a 55+ active adult community, and that distinction shapes everything about the experience. This isn't a neighborhood where you'll hear kids on bikes or school bus pickups at 7am — it's quieter by design, built around the idea that retirement should feel like an active choice rather than a slowdown. The residents here tend to be people who moved to Parrish intentionally, often from somewhere colder, and they're out using the pickleball courts, walking the trails, and filling up the clubhouse calendar. The pool and fitness center aren't afterthoughts — they're the social infrastructure. If you're in the 55+ window and want neighbors who are roughly in the same life stage, this community delivers that consistency. Parrish sits in northern Manatee County, and it's one of the fastest-growing corridors in the entire Tampa Bay region right now. From Del Webb Sunchase, you're a short drive to US-301 and can connect to I-75 quickly, which puts you about 45 minutes from downtown Tampa, 30 to 40 minutes from St. Pete, and roughly 20 minutes from Bradenton. Sarasota is about 45 minutes south, and the beaches — Anna Maria Island, Siesta Key — are an hour or less depending on traffic. Lakewood Ranch is close enough to take advantage of its retail and dining without paying Lakewood Ranch prices. Nearby along US-301 and SR-64, you'll find grocery stores, medical offices, and the everyday conveniences that matter more when you're living somewhere full-time rather than just visiting. On the practical side, Del Webb communities typically carry a CDD in addition to an HOA, and Sunchase is worth confirming both figures before you get too far into the process — the combined monthly cost can be meaningful. What you generally get for it in a Del Webb is professionally managed common areas, amenity maintenance, and the assurance that the community stays consistent in appearance and use, since it's age-restricted. Del Webb builds on a fairly structured timeline, and their floor plans are designed specifically for the 55+ lifestyle — single-story options, wider doorways, owners suites on the main floor. Prices starting in the mid-$300s make this one of the more accessible Del Webb communities in the region, though your final number will move depending on lot premiums and the options you add at the design center. Get a real quote in writing before falling in love with any specific elevation or package.

New Homes From

$315K

Barrett's Take on Del Webb Sunchase

Here's my take on Del Webb Sunchase in Parrish — this is one of the more interesting 55+ options in Manatee County right now, and the $70,000 incentive plus that 3.99% rate is worth paying attention to. Del Webb knows how to build a resort-style active adult community, and Sunchase checks the boxes: pickleball courts, pool, fitness center, clubhouse, walking trails, dog park. The programming and social infrastructure is genuinely one of Del Webb's strongest selling points — if you want built-in community from day one, they deliver that better than almost anyone in this segment. The Parrish location puts you on the north end of Manatee County, which means you're roughly 20–30 minutes to Bradenton and Sarasota to the south, and about 30–40 minutes to downtown Tampa via I-75 and the Selmon Expressway depending on traffic. It's not a quick shot to Tampa International, figure 45 minutes on a good day. But if your goal is quiet, low-maintenance living with easy access to the Gulf Coast without paying Sarasota prices, Parrish makes real sense. On the incentive — $70,000 sounds like a big number, and it can be legitimate, but you need to break down exactly what's in it. Del Webb typically structures these as a combination of closing cost credits, option upgrades, and lot premium reductions, and not all of that is cash in your pocket. The 3.99% financing through their preferred lender could genuinely save you money over the life of the loan at today's rates, but get a competing Loan Estimate from an independent lender before you sign anything. On lot premiums, expect Del Webb communities to charge anywhere from $5,000 to $30,000+ for pond views, conservation buffers, or corner positions — that can eat into your headline incentive fast. Push back on the lot premium first, that's often where they have flexibility. On base price and structural options, they're tighter. The starting price from the low $300s gets you in the door, but most buyers end up spending considerably more once you add the options that actually make the home livable the way you want it. Since this is a 55+ community, school district isn't relevant for most buyers here, and you won't be paying school taxes at the same rate anyway. What you will be paying is the HOA — and with Del Webb communities, those fees cover the amenity maintenance that makes the lifestyle work, so I'd want to see the exact number before you close and understand what's included versus what costs extra. Check whether Sunchase carries a CDD as well, which is common in newer Manatee County communities and adds to your annual tax bill. Day-to-day, Parrish has grown significantly — you've got groceries, restaurants, and basic retail close by, and the connection to US-301 and I-75 keeps you from feeling isolated. If your lifestyle is centered around walking, socializing on-site, and weekend trips to the beach rather than a daily commute, Del Webb Sunchase is genuinely built for you. If you're still working full-time or making regular runs to Tampa or St. Pete, think hard about whether the location works with your schedule.

Barrett Henry

Barrett Henry, REALTOR®

Broker Associate at REMAX Collective · 23+ years of real estate experience

What You'll Find at Del Webb Sunchase

Home Types Available

Single-Family Homes

Detached homes with private yards, typically 3-5 bedrooms with owners suites and 2-car garages.

55+ Communities

Age-restricted community designed for active adults 55 and older with resort-style amenities.

Community Amenities

Pool
Fitness Center
Clubhouse
Walking Trails
Pickleball Courts
Dog Park

Why Buyers Choose Del Webb Sunchase

Located in Parrish, Manatee County — easy access to Tampa Bay employment centers, beaches, and everyday conveniences.

Built by Del Webb, established in 1960 — a builder with a track record Tampa Bay buyers can evaluate before signing.

Community amenities include Pool, Fitness Center, Clubhouse and 3 more — lifestyle perks that come with your HOA.

About Del Webb

Del Webb has been building active adult communities since 1960, when founder Del Webb opened Sun City in Arizona and essentially invented the concept of age-restricted resort-style living. The idea was simple but radical at the time: build entire communities designed specifically around the lifestyle of people 55 and older, with amenities, social programming, and home designs that match how that demographic actually wants to live.

Founded 1960HQ: Atlanta
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Visit Del Webb Sunchase with Barrett — Not the Sales Team

The on-site sales rep at Del Webb Sunchase works for Del Webb. They will not tell you about the lot premium you should avoid, the upgrades that do not add resale value, or the contract clauses that favor the builder. Barrett handles all of that. His representation costs you nothing — the builder pays the commission. Call (813) 692-9099 or fill out the form below.

Current Incentive at Del Webb Sunchase

Save up to $70,000 + special financing at 3.99%

Verified Jul 19, 2026

Builder incentives change frequently. Barrett can confirm this incentive is still available and help you take full advantage of it.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Del Webb Sunchase

Who is the builder of Del Webb Sunchase?

Del Webb Sunchase is built by Del Webb. Del Webb has been building active adult communities since 1960, when founder Del Webb opened Sun City in Arizona and essentially invented the concept of age-restricted resort-style living. Barrett Henry provides free buyer representation so you have an agent working for you, not the builder.

What amenities does Del Webb Sunchase offer?

Del Webb Sunchase amenities include Pool, Fitness Center, Clubhouse, Walking Trails, Pickleball Courts, Dog Park. HOA fees cover community maintenance and amenity access.

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Last updated: July 19, 2026

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