Symphony at St. Augustine, a closed assisted living and memory care facility in St. Johns County, sold Jan. 21 for $22.17 million.
The facility is at 150 Village Crossing Court in St. Augustine north of Florida 16 about 4 miles east of Interstate 95. It is east of Woodlawn Road and west of College Drive.
Capital Funding Group of Baltimore sold the property through St. Augustine Real Estate LLC.
The buyer was Quality Senior Housing Foundation Inc. of Atlanta through QSH St. Augustine LLC.
Quality Senior Housing Foundation took out a $53.875 million mortgage with UMB Bank in Dallas.
The Quality Senior Housing Foundation owns five long-term care facilities in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio, according to its 2024 IRS filing. It is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with 421 employees.
Symphony at St. Augustine is a 40,608-square-foot facility built in 2016 on 8.71 acres.
It was licensed in October 2016 and closed in October 2024 when its license expired, according to hhealthfinder.fl.gov.
It was a 74-bed facility that offered private rooms and furnished studio and one-bedroom apartments.