NatureWalk

Referred to as “the ultimate walkabout community,” NatureWalk is a carefully and well thought out designed residential area, and its name says it all. Homes vary in style and size, from a cozy three bedroom, one story cottage to larger 5 bedroom homes averaging 4,000 square feet. The neighborhoods are spacious and the architectural style is designed to blend in with the natural landscapes, offering many shady lots with plenty of privacy.

 

Under new management, Kolter Homes LLC – a company who has extensive real estate development experience throughout Florida and neighboring states, now operates NatureWalk.

 

Along with amenities such as a Gathering Place where you will find hot tub, fire pit, entertainment bar and playground, as well as access to Point Washington State Park, private beach shuttle, and two swimming pools worthy of any upscale resort, visitors and home owners alike appreciate the tranquil lifestyle NatureWalk offers.

 

 

Located near Scenic Highway 30A off of Highway 395, in Seagrove, just to the north of Phase Four in WaterColor, Nature Walk provides winding walking and biking paths, boardwalks and even an impressive wooden bridge that marks the entrance of this development. For exercise enthusiasts, there is the Natural Trail, with over 27 walking, biking and hiking trails. It’s not uncommon to see salamanders, gopher tortoise or other rare animal species along the paths. Also here is the Fitness Trail, where residents can exercise and stay fit with several stopping points to stretch and tone.

 

This beach community is minutes from Watercolor, Seaside and Beach Day, with its shopping, restaurants and nightlife, yet provides a more natural and quiet setting. Also nearby is Eastern Lake, located five minutes away, just south of Scenic 30A. This is a popular, though never crowded, fishing, kayaking and canoeing destination.

 

Visitors and homeowners alike have easy access to their favorite beaches through the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport, located only 29 miles away from Nature Walk. The airport designation is ECP, and is the first international airport built in the U.S. since 2011.