Properties Newsletter February-March 2021

Vol. 44 PROPERTIES NEWSLETTER

FEBRUARY/MARCH 2021

10646 ETON WAY

In This Issue Featured Property Listing............................. 2

Beach Club Cabana Bar Opens...................... 7

The Gallery at Windsor............................... 10

North Village Neighborhood Launch.. .............. 3

A Love of Tennis......................................... 8

Country Estate Homesites........................... 11

A Robert Trent Jones Jr. Masterpiece.............. 4

The Village Centre....................................... 9

Featured Homesites. . ................................. 12

Welcome Although the new year started out with a crisis in our nation’s capital and a heightened pandemic, we realize there is also much to be thankful for.

Friendship, fellowship and family are at the top of the list. Despite the current challenges, Windsor remains committed to providing amenities, programs and events that allow our Members to connect in meaningful and safe ways with the important people in their lives.

It has been heartwarming to see the return of so many of our Member families who are enjoying all that Windsor has to offer. The technical nuances of our recently refurbished golf course are being put to the test with many Members honing their skills.

And those new to the sport are being introduced to the benefits to mind and body of this popular sport.

See page 4-5 for details on the course’s extensive refurbishment.

In January, we were excited to open our newest amenity, the Beach Club Cabana Bar. This beautiful open-air casual dining spot offers light bites and breathtaking ocean-to-pool views. See page 7 for more information on this highly anticipated new

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dining experience at Windsor.

BEDROOMS.......................................... 6

T YPE...........................OCEANFRONT ESTATE

What will be remembered as one of the nation’s

BATHROOMS.................... 7 FULL, 4 HALF

ARCHITECT...........CLEMENS BRUNS SCHAUB

most challenging years, 2020 was an exceptional year at Windsor for real estate sales and welcoming new Members. Windsor continues to be highly desirable to a geographically diverse and multigenerational demographic for its relatively small size for a private club community as well as its top-tier sporting amenities, award-winning architecture and focus on outdoor living.

ARCHITECT & ASSOCIATES, P.A.

TOTAL A / C SQUARE FOOTAGE.. ......... 6,792 LOT SIZE......................................48,735

BUILDER.. ..................... AAC BUILDERS, INC. LOCATION............. BLOCK 29 / LOTS 1, 2 & 4

Comprised of three oceanfront lots and offering 120 feet of beach frontage, this six-bedroom home features an expansive central courtyard and pool terrace, two levels of deep covered porches, breathtaking ocean views and direct beach access over the dunes. Living and dining spaces set on the second floor enjoy panoramic ocean views to the east and open to a west-facing wrap-around porch

Our real estate team is available to share details on

with beautiful sunset views. A poolside loggia and second story covered porch provide shade for dining

the variety of real estate offerings at Windsor. Onsite

alfresco and outdoor fireplaces for cozy evenings under the stars. Inside, a gourmet kitchen, family

or virtual tours of all properties can be arranged.

and living rooms overlook the ocean. With a master suite and three guest suites in the main home,

Please contact one of our Sales Associates listed

plus a guest cottage and a carriage house, this home enables families and friends to spend joyful time

below to learn more about real estate opportunities

together while enjoying great privacy. Offered for $8,300,000.

and our vibrant lifestyle at Windsor.

My best wishes for good health and happiness in 2021.

Sincerely,

Elizabeth C. Hanley President Torwest, Inc. Windsor Real Estate, Inc.

WINDSOR PROPERTIES Elizabeth Hanley, Licensed Real Estate Broker 772 388 8400 | betsy.hanley@windsorflorida.com Laurin Lott Pohl, Sales Associate 772 388 8415 | laurin.lott@windsorflorida.com Wendy Barin, Sales Associate 772 388 8417 | wendy.barin@windsorflorida.com

The North Village WINDSOR’S NEWEST NEIGHBORHOOD The 30-year vision Windsor’s founders had for its development and completion continues to become a reality. Blending seamlessly into Windsor’s existing Village, a new neighborhood is being planned for 47 acres in the northwest portion of the Windsor property.

The North Village neighborhood will have 34 homesites with the majority of lots being 90 feet by 150 feet. All homesites will enjoy sweeping lake views. The neighborhood plan will feature 12 acres of open park spaces as well as another 12-plus acres of lakes and water features. A network of nature trails will meander under the shade of the area’s established natural landscape.

With its proximity to the Indian River Lagoon, the developer is also seeking approval for canoe and kayak access.

Windsor’s development team is working with the community’s original planner, Andrés Duany of DPZ

Development at Windsor is limited to 350 residential

CoDesign, a leader in the practice of planning and

units. These new homesites will offer yet another

urban design for more than 30 years. The team has

residential opportunity for Members.

designed the North Village in keeping with Windsor’s

Windsor boasts an outstanding selection of homes and

New Urbanism plan.

it will expand beyond its original boundaries, just like one of those successful towns of the 19th century,” says Duany. “With every new visit I experience its

Conceptual Photo

“It is lovely to think that Windsor is so desirable that

homesites in a charming town setting including village,

maturing sophistication, often in unexpected ways.

I particularly enjoy seeing how it’s become multigenerational. It will be interesting to observe the cultural transition activated by younger residents and guests.”

golf and oceanfront homes, row houses, cottages and country estates. From turnkey, one-floor living to large family compounds, the community’s residential plan caters to a wide range of desired living preferences.

County approvals are expected in the fall of 2021 with sitework commencing immediately thereafter. Buyers can expect to close on their North Village homesite in 2022.

Contact the Windsor Properties Office at 772 388 8400 or info@ windsorflorida.com to learn more about this exciting new development.

10590 Eton Way

10570 Eton Way

7 BEDROOMS | 8 FULL AND 4 HALF BATHS | $9,950,000

7 BEDROOMS | 6 FULL AND 3 HALF BATHS | $8,000,000

This magnificent oceanfront home offers three levels of living space and

Comprehensively renovated in 2019, this property offers superb oceanfront living.

sweeping sea views from almost all main-floor rooms. Elegant indoor and outdoor

At the second level of the home, where panoramic beach and ocean views are at

entertainment spaces, relaxed informal rooms and an expansive terrace with an

their most exceptional, a remarkably expansive great room and open-plan kitchen

ocean-facing infinity pool provide inspiring settings for every occasion.

and family room open to two covered porches.

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Windsor’s Robert Trent Jones Jr. Masterpiece A PLAYABLE WORK OF ART

Before the earthmoving equipment arrived, much thought went into the

The state-of-the-art irrigation system and SubAir units beneath the greens

renovation of Windsor’s golf course. Like any living organism, golf courses

have greatly improved the health of the turfgrass at Windsor. Three

change over time. They tend to atrophy. Putting surfaces shrink. Bunkers lose

different Bermuda cultivars, chosen for color contrast as well as playing

their shape and grasses lose their sheen.

characteristics, were used to resurface the tees, greens, fairways and roughs.

And while the irrigation system provides better coverage, it also reduces

Almost 30 years after the debut of Windsor’s golf course, architect Robert

water consumption. In addition, out-of-play areas that previously required

Trent Jones Jr. and his design team were brought back to give the storied

formal maintenance have been decreased in size, reducing the carbon

layout a sympathetic refurbishment. The $10 million renovation completed in

footprint of the course.

late 2019 is an unqualified success.

Other changes were more subtle.

“All great courses possess an overall mood or rhythm that engenders feelings of anticipation mixed with nostalgia in most players when they reflect on the course.”

– Robert Trent Jones Jr.

Speaking from his home in Hanalei, Kauai, where he had been quarantining,

“The golf design business is in an era of retro thinking, with more low-profile,

Jones understated the extent of his company’s remedial work at Windsor.

naturalistic courses in vogue,” Jones said. “With that in mind, we refined our concept at Windsor, softening the mounding that delineates the fairways and

“To be honest, we didn’t do much,” he said. “We didn’t need to. The trees had

hewing closer to our goal of a windswept, links-style course where both the

grown in at a few holes, so we pruned or removed them to widen the corridors.”

ground game and the aerial game can be played and enjoyed.”

This exposed tell-tale lines and edges that identify the layout’s risk-reward

Jones noted that the greens were expanded to their original perimeters and

scenarios.

in some places recontoured, often to gain additional pin positions. Under the

“The irrigation system was outdated and in need of replacement,” Jones explained. “In the end, it’s all about water. Often there’s too much water in the fall and not enough at other times of the year.”

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helm of superintendent Jason Schoonover, Windsor’s putting surfaces are consistently firm, fast and true. Jones said he had to “rethink” some of the dips, swales and spill-offs around the greens to give players more recovery options.

In the wake of the makeover, the bunkers at Windsor are more visually striking and dramatic. The bunkers on the left side of the first hole, their flashed faces upswept into a sandy version of a cresting ocean wave, are a good example. Jones said that while most golfers view bunkers as hazards to be avoided, he often uses them to signpost the holes, as “lighthouses” or aiming points to assist players in tacking their way around the course.

“When we built the golf course,” Jones continued, “we moved a lot of sand—calciferous sand—to create features” on what had been a nearly flat former citrus grove. To this day, he is especially fond of the firm-packed sandy cart paths and the expanses of rust-orange coquina sand found in outlying areas.

“We approach every golf course project with a series of fundamental design principles that guide our work,” Jones states on his company’s website. “The pillar of our design philosophy is that every project is site specific . . . our courses are always recognizable for their suitability to the landscape and climate they’re set in. We are committed to designing golf courses that appear to have been shaped by the same forces that created the surrounding landforms.”

Commenting on golf course architecture in general (and Windsor in particular), Jones said, “All great courses possess an overall mood or rhythm that engenders feelings of anticipation mixed with nostalgia in most players when they reflect on the course. The architect produces this effect in a fashion similar to the way in which a great composer creates a symphony. Each hole is deftly adapted to the site’s natural attributes. A great course also has balance, which derives from the melding, in a pleasant order, of holes of varying degrees of difficulty. For me, the hallmark of a great course resides in a golfer’s ability to remember and visualize all the holes after playing the course once.”

Windsor’s design maestro may have updated a few stanzas but he left his subtropical concerto intact. It presents a firm but fair test to players at all ability levels, it’s an aesthetic delight, and each hole is distinctive. Like the community itself, the golf course was conceived to be environmentally sensitive, with a distinct sense of place. The renovation has tuned the instruments in Windsor’s ensemble, all 18 of them, to a perfect pitch.

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10085 St. Augustine Avenue

2165 Thomas Court

6 BEDROOMS | 6 FULL AND 2 HALF BATHS | $7,200,000

5 BEDROOMS | 5 FULL AND 2 HALF BATHS | $6,475,000

Panoramic golf course views, a lakefront pool terrace and a central courtyard with

Situated at the southernmost end of the South Village with lake and golf course

a reflecting pool set a tone of elegance and ease in this expansive South Village

views, this home was awarded a Addison Mizner Award by The Institute of Classical

home. Extensive custom details elevate the aesthetics while enhancing comfort

Architecture & Art. The symmetrical “Garden Villa” architectural scheme features

inside and out.

sophisticated interiors with polished concrete floors, shiplap planking and tall steel windows and doors.

10165 St. Augustine Avenue

3465 North Savannah Place

5 BEDROOMS | 5 FULL AND 1 HALF BATHS | $6,325,000

6 BEDROOMS | 8 FULL AND 2 HALF BATHS | $5,595,000

This award-winning home featuring panoramic views pairs sustainable design with

Gracious, classical, and filled with light, this home offers the quintessential setting

relaxed elegance. An open-air, double-height entry atrium set harmoniously at the

for relaxing days of leisure and elegant entertaining. Long southern views across

home’s center leads to a series of outdoor living spaces. A palette of rich materials

the fairways and lakes of Windsor are best enjoyed from the deep-set covered

and masterfully executed craftmanship touch every part of this home.

veranda and second-story covered loggia.

9980 Renfrew Avenue

10730 Savannah Drive

5 BEDROOMS | 6 FULL AND 1 HALF BATHS | $4,550,000

5 BEDROOMS | 6 FULL AND 1 HALF BATHS | $3,450,000

Sited on a corner lot, this home is bordered by lush vegetation. From its elegant

Perfectly situated on the 13th fairway of Windsor’s iconic Serengeti-esque golf

entry sequence through a spacious courtyard to its gracious lakeside pool garden

course, this light-filled home offers delightful indoor and outdoor spaces for

with golf course and expanisve lake views, this South Village home sets a tone of

entertaining and relaxing. Thoughtfully crafted design details include ipe wood

ease and tranquility.

floors with stone inlays, Old Chicago Brick paving and extensive millwork.

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Beach Club Cabana Bar NEW OCEANFRONT DINING OPENS FOR SEASON

Combine well-crafted cocktails and tantalizing small plates with a relaxed, outdoor setting that has breathtaking seaside vistas and you’ll have the recipe for a popular community gathering spot. With the new year comes the opening of Windsor’s newest amenity offering, the Beach Club Cabana Bar. Designed by award-winning architect Clem Schaub, Principal Architect and President of Clemens Bruns Schaub Architect and Associates, P.A., and built by long-standing preferred builder Huryn Construction, the 2,123-square-foot facility features a central bar flanked by two comfortable seating areas that are as suited to casual dining as they are to

wicker pieces from The Wicker Works add a subtle sophistication to the

lounging with a refreshing libation.

space. Branca also incorporated pieces from her new Casa Branca home furnishings line.

“Windsor, since its inception, has celebrated outdoor living,” Schaub says.

“The Beach Cabana Bar is another strong statement towards that vision.”

The new Cabana Bar was concepted as a casual lunch or pre-dinner

Schaub, who took inspiration for his design from the breezy pavilions found in

place where Windsor Members can revel in the beautiful natural

the Bahamas and Caribbean, added, “It is intended to be a gregarious stage

surroundings while enjoying refreshments and small plates from a special

showcasing the sounds, breezes and views of the sea.”

poolside menu designed by Executive Chef Justin Schreiber. The menu includes dishes such as kale salad, shrimp Louie, blackened grouper

Renowned interior designer Alessandra Branca worked directly with Windsor

sandwiches and tomato gazpacho. A special cocktail menu also has been

co-founder the Hon. Hilary M. Weston to give the open-air space its own

crafted.

identity. The soft sky blue and khaki color scheme – with touches of coral

“ Windsor, since its inception, has celebrated outdoor living. The Beach Cabana Bar is another strong statement towards that vision.”

– Clem Schaub

thrown into the mix – serves as a soothing backdrop for the ocean-to-pool

This new Windsor gathering spot was designed to feel intimate for small

experience while harmonizing with the weathered ipe wood floors. Sleek,

groups yet will accommodate up to 100 people when fully opened.

bright white outdoor furniture by Janus et Cie complemented by teak and

Members can book private dinners and special events within the space.

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A Love of Tennis THE SPORT WITH MULTI-AGE APPEAL flowering jasmine, creating a perfect windbreak and offering an intimate playing experience.

Comfortable lounge chairs surround the courts and players’ dogs on-leash are kept hydrated and offered treats as they watch their owners volley.

All courts were recently refurbished and are now watered with well water as part of Windsor’s ongoing transition to more eco-conscious uses of water throughout its amenities.

Windsor’s tennis team led by Director of Tennis Tom Fish offers a robust program designed for Windsor’s multigenerational Membership. During season Windsor’s professionals offer lessons and weekly events utilizing their individual strengths and teaching skills. The department also hosts Men’s and Ladies interclub leagues and organizes tennis round robins for weddings and other family gatherings.

The tradition of wearing tennis whites Tennis engages the mind and body simultaneously, making the sport an exceptionally good workout for all ages. The health benefits of playing tennis, along with the sheer enjoyment, has helped foster the growth of Windsor’s thriving tennis program.

Windsor’s eight outdoor Har-Tru™ tennis courts, designed by Wimbledon

is observed on Windsor’s courts.

Between matches, players can visit the Tennis Pavilion for refreshments and to browse a wide selection of the latest tennis apparel lines and player merchandise.

champion Stan Smith, are surrounded by lush hedges and scented with

3315 Fortnum Place

3775 North Savannah Place

6 BEDROOMS | 5 FULL AND 2 HALF BATHS | $3,050,000

5 BEDROOMS | 4 FULL AND 1 HALF BATHS | $2,900,000

Steps from the Town Hall on Windsor’s elegantly tree-lined Fortnum Place and

This sophisticated Golf Cottage, with a contemporary vibe, enjoys a southern

featuring an expansive courtyard tucked behind high garden walls, this home pairs

exposure and magnificent views of the undulating fairways and sweeping live oaks.

the convenience of a central village location with exquisitely private indoor-outdoor

Bleached-walnut flooring used throughout the home enhances the light beach feel.

living.

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The Village Centre A PLACE FOR MEMBERS TO MEET UP Windsor’s enchanting allée of live oaks leads to a vibrant Village Centre thoughtfully designed to foster interaction with neighbors while providing residents with every convenience.

At the heart of the Village Centre is the delightful Village Store. This Windsor hub has long been a gathering place for families and friends who start their mornings with freshly brewed coffee, smoothies and tasty breakfast fare. At lunch time, golfers and tennis enthusiasts fill the tables at this casual eatery for post-game indoor or alfresco meals and social time.

3320 Oat Lane 4 BEDROOMS | 4 FULL AND 1 HALF BATHS | $2,550,000 Entry to this home leads through glass-paned double doors to a hall with stained concrete flooring and an immediate view of the lushly landscaped pool courtyard.

A thoughtful design, fine finishes and an exceptional outdoor entertaining space are the hallmarks of this charming Village home.

Throughout the day Members wander in and out to pick up daily newspapers and sundries, shop the curated selection of groceries and wine, indulge in a gourmet treat, or take home one of the already prepared meals on display in the refrigerated cases.

10895 Savannah Drive, No. 205

Situated at the convergence of five roads, the Village Centre is also a

5 BEDROOMS | 4 FULL AND 1 HALF BATHS | $2,245,000

convenient spot to take care of any practical matters. Members can stop by the Post Office to pick up mail or head to the Concierge Office to handle business needs, arrange local excursions or reserve the boardroom for small- to medium-sized meetings.

Located on the second floor of Windsor Park Residences, this well-conceived home features spacious covered porches overlooking a central courtyard with reflecting pool. Separately accessed 2-bedroom and 1-bathroom guest quarters provide guests with ultimate privacy.

The Village Centre is also home to the Windsor Suites, which can be reserved by Members for their visiting family and guests. These seven beautifully appointed suites, most offering two bedrooms, with living and dining areas, showcase inspiring views of the Windsor landscape.

The Village Centre was designed by architect Scott Merrill, Lead Designer with Merrill, Pastor & Colgan Architects. Merrill, who was awarded the University of Notre Dame’s 2016 Richard H. Driehaus Prize for his contributions to traditional, classical, and sustainable architecture and urbanism, has said he likes to put people at the center of his designs.

He certainly achieved that goal at Windsor.

The many conveniences of the Village Centre have not come at the expense of its charm.

10895 Savannah Drive, No. 205 The Village Centre is surrounded by verdant open spaces that are used

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for a myriad of activities. At the Exedra, Windsor’s amphitheater, 5 BEDROOMS | 4 FULL AND 1 HALF BATHS | $2,245,000 Members enjoy concerts and movie nights. The Pergola and the Village

3 OR 4 BEDROOMS | 4 FULL AND 1 HALF BATHS | $2,095,000

Centre lawns are inviting settings Park for ballet performances and other Located on thealso second floor of Windsor Residences, this well-conceived home special events. features spacious covered porches overlooking a central courtyard with reflecting

Poised at treetop level, this spacious, light-filled home overlooks Windsor Park

pool. Separately accessed 2-bedroom and 1-bathroom guest quarters provide These art and cultural programs, along with themed dinners, Member guests with ultimate privacy. parties, a farmers’ market and children’s activities, means there is

sunset views. Design details that create airy, inviting interiors include numerous

Residences’ beautifully landscaped central courtyard and enjoys phenomenal oversized windows and French doors.

always something happening in the Village Centre.

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The Gallery at Windsor EXCLUSIVE EXHIBIT OF WORKS BY CHRISTO AND JEANNE-CLAUDE ON DISPLAY artists’ nephew. “This exhibit at Windsor is intended to create a new relationship with contemporary art and challenge the perception of the locations in each piece. These works will outlive us, as does art in general, and pay tribute to both Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s legacy.”

Showcased among the preparatory drawings and collages on display in The Gallery are recognized projects of Christo and JeanneClaude including The Umbrellas, Japan, and

U.S.A.; Wrapped Trees, Riehen, Switzerland; Surrounded Islands, Biscayne Bay, Florida; Valley Curtain, Rifle, Colorado; and The Gates, Central Park, New York. The selection also includes a number of works depicting the artists’ unrealized projects and photographs of completed works in situ, dating from the 1960s to late 1990s.

Portrait by Bob Kiss, 1981

Christo passed away in May 2020. Jeanne-Claude preceded him in death

Culture is an important part of the spirit of Windsor. For this reason, The

in 2009. In February, Sotheby’s will be auctioning works from the long-

Gallery at Windsor, a unique cultural offering in private club communities,

time New York studio and home of the famous artistic couple. According

was opened in 2002 to showcase important works by notable artists

to the Sotheby’s website, the auctioned works will showcase “the range of

around the world.

their artistic inspirations, friendships with leading 20th century artists, and the famed studio where Christo and Jeanne-Claude projected their artistic

Despite the challenges of an ongoing pandemic, Windsor

vision to the world.”

found ways to modify its protocols this season to open yet another exceptional art exhibition at The Gallery.

About two dozen works by monumental artists Christo and JeanneClaude from The Weston Collection were assembled from various locations in North America. The works depict projects created between the 1960s and 1990s which is a small portion of the private collection of W. Galen and Hilary Weston, Windsor cofounders.

Throughout their lives, Christo Vladimirov Javacheff and his wife and artistic partner, Jeanne-Claude Denat de Guillebon, created a series of large-scale environmental artworks in urban and rural sites worldwide. The couple’s projects heralded the first wave of installation art, a practice that extends to the present and predominates much of contemporary artmaking. Notable, internationally renowned projects include Wrapped Reichstag, Berlin;

Valley Curtain, Rifle, Colorado; The Pont Neuf Wrapped, Paris; and Surrounded Islands, Biscayne Bay, Miami.

“Large in scale, the works of Christo and Jeanne-Claude often involved the collaboration of so many people making them far from private, yet they were often so personal,” said Jonathan Henery, studio manager and the

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Throughout the years, The Gallery at Windsor has presented seasonal exhibitions by leading international contemporary artists. Important artists of the genre who have exhibited at Windsor include Ed Ruscha, Jasper Johns, Peter Doig, Alex Katz, Grayson Perry, Sir Michael Craig-Martin, and most recently Rose Wylie, among others.

The Gallery is open to Members and their family and guests, and typically opens on certain days for public and special group tours. Although the current exhibition is expected to be on display for Windsor Members only until April 30, 2021, Windsor will be reevaluating public opening protocols in the coming months. For more information, visit windsorflorida.com.

Country Estate Homesites LUSH LANDSCAPING AND ALLURING VIEWS

Located along the perimeter of Windsor’s Robert Trent Jones Jr. links-style golf course, Country Estate homesites are some of Windsor’s largest properties. Country Estate homesites allow for building a traditionally sited homes surrounded by landscaped gardens while capturing alluring panoramic views. These sites allow for greater setbacks, front exterior driveways and wide landscaped buffers for added privacy. Custom designed homes on these sites typically feature wide ground floor porches or loggias that maximize opportunities for indoor/outdoor living.

10520 Savannah Drive

10650 Savannah Drive

LOT SIZE: 15,300 SQ FT

LOT SIZE: 17,340 SQ FT

LOCATION: BLOCK 64 / LOT 8

LOCATION: BLOCK 62 / LOT 4

OFFERED FOR $1,295,000

OFFERED FOR $995,000

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10360 Eton Way

10050 Renfrew Avenue

OCEANFRONT

SOUTH VILLAGE

79,034 SQ FT

10,800 SQ FT

BLOCK 65 / LOT 14

BLOCK 54 / LOT 1

OFFERED FOR $5,000,000

OFFERED FOR $795,000

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10040 Renfrew Avenue

10825 Twining Terrace

SOUTH VILLAGE

WINDSOR

10,800 SQ FT

8,156 SQ FT

BLOCK 54 / LOT 2

BLOCK 43 / LOT 4

OFFERED FOR $750,000

OFFERED FOR $695,000

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10130 St. Augustine Avenue

10160 St. Augustine Avenue

SOUTH VILLAGE

SOUTH VILLAGE

10,800 SQ FT

10,756 SQ FT

BLOCK 52 / LOT 5

BLOCK 52 / LOT 2

OFFERED FOR $640,000

OFFERED FOR $640,000

10825 Twining Terrace

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