ResortQuest
Beach Comber
ResortQuest Real Estate is pleased to introduce the new coastal village community of RidgeWalk as 30A’s best new address. Born from a love of the great outdoors, RidgeWalk is a nature-rich planned community of 74 secure home sites peacefully nestled among 19.5 acres of which 48% is untouched nature preserve.
Homes priced from $455,000.
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RidgeWalk is situated on the eastern boundary of County Highway 393 less than a mile north of the intersection of Highways 393 and 30A. RidgeWalk is a short distance down the paved pedestrian walk to the world class dazzling white sand beaches of Florida’s Gulf of Mexico with direct access from Ed Walline County Park.
Local Developer/Builder Randy Wise Homes continue their family tradition of meticulous attention to craftsmanship and customer satisfaction with this uniquely elegant, French inspired coastal community. The hallmark architectural styling of RidgeWalk is compellingly distinct from the familiar wood cottage and Mediterranean style stucco dwellings common to the area.
An emphasis on tree and natural feature preservation leads to a neighborhood sensitive to its surroundings that retains its natural beauty while creating a private sanctuary for its new occupants.
Homes priced from $455,000.
Click to learn more and search for availability >>
RidgeWalk is situated on the eastern boundary of County Highway 393 less than a mile north of the intersection of Highways 393 and 30A. RidgeWalk is a short distance down the paved pedestrian walk to the world class dazzling white sand beaches of Florida’s Gulf of Mexico with direct access from Ed Walline County Park.
Local Developer/Builder Randy Wise Homes continue their family tradition of meticulous attention to craftsmanship and customer satisfaction with this uniquely elegant, French inspired coastal community. The hallmark architectural styling of RidgeWalk is compellingly distinct from the familiar wood cottage and Mediterranean style stucco dwellings common to the area.
An emphasis on tree and natural feature preservation leads to a neighborhood sensitive to its surroundings that retains its natural beauty while creating a private sanctuary for its new occupants.