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Other Kaiya Beach Resort on 26 Acres in South Walton
- Thread starter Jim Tucker
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SUP Boarder
Beach Lover
I'm a fan of Kaiya's roadway landscaping! Good example for other developers.
Jim Tucker
Beach Fanatic
They are continuing the Oak canopy in Rosemary Beach which is cool. I'd like to see more of that on 30A.
Jim Tucker
Beach Fanatic
A new beach resort from a New Orleans developer is helping to redefine the busy and often strident reputation of Florida beaches along the Gulf Coast.
On Scenic Highway 30A, Kaiya Beach Resort offers 173 residences — including beachfront homes, villas and vacation rentals — as well as a fine art gallery, all spread across 32 acres of land that was once a peach farm. Sitting on 250 feet of private beach is another amenity known as the Beach House, a private members’ club that includes an infinity pool and lounge.
This year, the resort is expanding with Oyom Hotel & Spa, which will feature 40 suites, a 4,000-square-foot spa and fitness center, and a fine-dining restaurant.
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On Scenic Highway 30A, Kaiya Beach Resort offers 173 residences — including beachfront homes, villas and vacation rentals — as well as a fine art gallery, all spread across 32 acres of land that was once a peach farm. Sitting on 250 feet of private beach is another amenity known as the Beach House, a private members’ club that includes an infinity pool and lounge.
This year, the resort is expanding with Oyom Hotel & Spa, which will feature 40 suites, a 4,000-square-foot spa and fitness center, and a fine-dining restaurant.
This 30A resort developed by a New Orleans native is expanding with a new restaurant and hotel
The developers upbringing in New Orleans’ Garden District — surrounded by ornate metalwork and walkable streets — influenced the architecture of his resort on Florida’s Gulf Coast.