Beach Properties of Florida has announced the debut of Chateau 30A, a 28-residence luxury condominium in Seagrove Beach now accepting buyer reservations. Located directly on Scenic Highway 30A, Chateau 30A will feature a combination of simple elegance and luxurious finishes with gulf views available in upper floor units.
“The demand for high quality properties is now exceeding the available inventory on the market,” said Christopher Langille, sales director at Beach Properties of Florida. “Chateau 30A is a special opportunity to be part of a new upscale development from the ground up. The convenient location is central to the most popular South Walton communities and across Scenic Highway 30A from the Gulf of Mexico. No other new properties offer this combination of value, location and amenities.”
Chateau 30A will showcase a modern design with a clean aesthetic, inspired by the architecture of the Caribbean Islands. The spacious three bedroom, three and a half bathroom units are 1,800 to 1,960 square feet with 10’ ceilings, gourmet kitchens and high end finishes throughout. Each residence will have either a half moon balcony or fenced patio for outdoor living and a bonus room with pre-construction pricing starting from the mid $550s to high $600s.
Planned project amenities include a Cabana and Pool Club with zero entry swimming pool, an outdoor grilling area with fireplace, a fitness center, a Chateau Club Room and owners lockers. The property will feature limited commercial space with an onsite Beach Properties of Florida sales office. The beach is a short walk or bicycle ride to the public Eastern Lake Neighborhood beach access.
Chateau 30A will be located just west of Eastern Lake between Seagrove Baptist Church and Seagrove Plaza. To learn more about ownership opportunities, please contact property representatives Christopher Langille at 850-585-4000 or Diana Kish at 850-685-0944.
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36Beach Lover
understand if saint joe doesn't rent your property then your guest can't use facilities. That's what I've been told.
That is exactly correct. If you previously paid $20,000 for a membership, your guests can no longer use the facilities unless you fire your current company, hire St. Joe instead (paying them 30% of the gross with the renters paying an additional 10% amenity fee). If you resign your membership, you can only get your initiation fee back after they sell four brand new social memberships. Sales are so bad at this point that based on what they sold in 2013, it will take our neighbor, who just quit, two years to get his money back, and he still has to pay monthly dues for another year even though he already resigned. Even though they are giving away free memberships to the next 60 people that buy homes at Watersound North, they are taking the position that these are not sales, so do not count towards the waiting list of people that have already resigned and are waiting for their money back. Buyer beware when dealing with anything associated with St. Joe.
SWGB
I find it interesting that it's still showing as bank owned. Nothing on the clerks site either unless they're really backed up.
Beach Comber
Thanks Coondog. I was unaware of the requirement of social sales prior to refund. I have been considering resigning my membership. I dont think my original contract ever said anything about that?? I'll have to look at it closer.
SWGB
Still bank owned, perhaps a scam?
Beach Fanatic
Still bank owned, perhaps a scam?Any new info on this pre-sale?
Beach Fanatic
Still bank owned, perhaps a scam?
Because county records aren't updated you conclude it may be a scam?
Hoo boy.
Beach Fanatic
Because county records aren't updated you conclude it may be a scam? Hoo boy.Heard they have 6 reservation @$10,000.00 each.
SWGB
Because county records aren't updated you conclude it may be a scam?
Hoo boy.
Real Estate closings show up on the clerks office within 24 hours of the sale. The property appraisers office does take longer. At this point I can't find a sale on either. Isn't selling something you don't own considered a scam?
You in the market for a bridge?
Beach Lover
Real Estate closings show up on the clerks office within 24 hours of the sale. The property appraisers office does take longer. At this point I can't find a sale on either. Isn't selling something you don't own considered a scam? You in the market for a bridge?
I'm not sure taking reservations to sell something is the same as selling something so it's not a scam.
And certainly not illegal.
Beach Fanatic
Still bank owned, perhaps a scam?don't know if pre buyers got refunded.....BUT.......their sign is GONE.... So is the project I guess
Beach Comber
I did see the signs laying in the grass yesterday.
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