Permanent Supportive Housing Approved At 2314 Northview Drive, North Sacramento

By: YIMBY Team 4:30 am on May 31, 2023

A new residential project has been approved for development at 2350 Northview Drive in the River Gardens neighborhood of North Sacramento. The project proposal includes the construction of a supportive housing apartment complex consisting of two two-story buildings with onsite parking, amenities, and Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). The project will be developed on a vacant parcel.

Excelerate Housing Group is the property owner. Brooks + Scarpa Architects is responsible for the designs.

2314 Northview Drive, rendering by Brooks + Scarpa Architects

The approved project proposal will bring a permanent supportive housing complex featuring 21 units and two ADUs spread within two two-story buildings. The complex will yield a total built-up area spanning 12,794 square feet. Twelve units will span 900 square feet, and two ADUs will also span 900 square feet each. The complex will also have space for one rental office.

Renderings reveal an exterior finish designed in stucco, corrugated metal, and cement board siding. As covered previously, parking will be included for 14 cars with surface parking and 34 bicycles in a protected room. The project will center around a common courtyard and deck. Inside, amenities will include office space, a lounge, conference room, laundry, and a full kitchen.

2314 Northview Drive first-floor open space, floor plan by Brooks + Scarpa Architects

The project application was filed last year. The new permit is for Building B and includes work associated site prep to include parking, CMU wall, security gate, trash enclosure, and bike rack. Building A will be covered under a separate permit.

2314 Northview Drive, image via Google Satellite

The project is a part of a 100% supportive housing project that will bring a total of 67 residential units, designed as 66 studios, one two-bedroom unit, and 1 two-bedroom unit. Community spaces and auxiliary offices are also a part of the project plan, along with onsite parking for vehicles and bicycles.

Construction is expected to last around 16 months, from ground-breaking to completion.

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