Williams Island Private & Gated Communities

The community of Williams Island, affectionately known world-wide as "The Florida Riviera" for its refined luxurious lifestyle, is an 84 acre peninsula discovered in the early 1980's secluded and covered by Australian Pine Trees surrounded by Dumbfoundling Bay, Maule Lake and Little Maule Lake. The 3 luxury condo residences built in the late 1980's were among the first of their kind in the region to offer an exclusive and private way of life for those accustomed to the finest and elegant resort living combined with spectacular views of the Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean. Today there are more than 2000 residences in 8 luxury condo towers located on east and south sides of the peninsula, the 3 boutique Mediterranean Village buildings in the center and Villa Flora, which made its grand entrance in 2007 nestled elegantly on the tip of Williams Island. Villa Flora is 14 Tuscan inspired +/- 5,500 square feet of custom tri-level homes with elevators, private heated pools, private 2 car garages and the availability to dock vessels up to 120 feet outside the back door of your waterfront lot. The most recent 24 story Bellini, built in 2013, continues to set standards for beauty and quality with only 4 units per floor, private elevators and state-of-the-art features. Life on "The Florida Riviera" is meant to be enjoyed. The Williams Island Tennis Club is a premier destination for every tennis enthusiast. Members enjoy 15 clay courts and one hard court, all of which are lighted for evening play. Residents engage in an amenity-rich lifestyle centered around the Island Club, a 27,000 square foot European style Spa and Fitness Center refurbished and debuted in May 2013 for all residents to enjoy. Williams Island has a marina in the northeast corner of the peninsula and a more protected harbor with 106 berths for yachts up to 160 feet. It is a Yachtsman's paradise with deep water access, depths of 10 feet approaching the harbor and 8 feet within the marina, no bridges to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. Williams Island also has 3 restaurants, a children's playground, dog park, walk/jog trail, courtesy bus and special events for the holidays during the year.