1710 Nw 7Th St

A low-rise townhouse community built in 1998, Seventh Street Station consists of two-story, 2-bedroom townhomes arranged in small clusters across a landscaped, tree-lined neighborhood in northwest Gainesville. Units typically offer open floorplans with vaulted or high ceilings on the main level, combined living/dining areas, and an eat-in kitchen; many homes include a main-floor half bath and upstairs stacked or closet laundry. Upstairs layouts favor privacy with two bedroom suites, each with a private full bath and ceiling fans. Interiors commonly feature laminate or tile flooring downstairs and carpeting or newer laminate upstairs, abundant windows for natural light, and modest built-in storage. Exterior character is residential and understated, with sidewalks, exterior lighting and shared grassy areas and shaded green space behind units. Parking is surface-level open lots adjacent to the buildings. The community is small-scale (a handful of multi-unit buildings), maintenance-light, and positioned for convenience: roughly two miles or less to the University of Florida, Shands hospital, and downtown retail corridors. Typical resident profiles include students, young professionals, small families and investors seeking rental-ready properties. Pet and service policies vary by unit; no full-time concierge or structured on-site services are part of the development.