Jasmine Estates, FL

Population
23,571
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Elevation
8 ft
Median Home Value
$199,500
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$1,457/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$50,718
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
General Quality
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Jasmine Estates is an established, primarily residential community tucked into west Pasco County between US 19 and Little Road. If you are browsing home listings, you might see addresses listed under Port Richey or New Port Richey since the area is unincorporated without its own city government. Most of the neighborhood consists of modest mid-century and ranch-style homes along quiet side streets, while grocery stores, strip malls, medical clinics, and local restaurants line the perimeter roads. Because Jasmine Estates is made up of several distinct subdivisions, individual streets can vary quite a bit. Spending some time driving through the specific blocks you are considering will give you a good feel for everyday traffic, sidewalk connections, and how quickly you can get out to the main roads.

For getting outdoors or meeting neighbors, a couple of county spots serve as the local gathering points. Lake Lisa Park is a 15-acre green space with a playground, basketball court, paved walking loop, and picnic tables by the water. Over on Little Road, the Regency Park Library is a busy community hub featuring a modern teaching kitchen for cooking classes, a makerspace, computer labs, and regular youth programs. Public transit is available through GoPasco Route 25 along Embassy and Regency Park Boulevards, though most residents rely on cars to run errands and manage the Florida summer heat comfortably.

Commuting and weekend trips are easy to manage thanks to nearby highway connections. Little Road, US 19, and State Road 54 connect you quickly to regional job centers, local hospitals, and Gulf Coast spots like Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park and the beaches near Tarpon Springs and Clearwater. When shopping for a home here, remember to check both the flood zone and hurricane evacuation level for each specific property, as Pasco County maps them separately. Getting an early insurance quote, checking the age of the roof and air conditioner, and visiting the street after a heavy rain will help you settle comfortably into this budget-friendly coastal pocket.

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