New Community: Waterfall in Panama City Beach, FL

There are quite a few town home communities around Panama City Beach, but the two most discussed are Whisper Dunes and Waterfall.

Today, I'm going to talk to you a little about Waterfall. This new community sits adjacent to J.R. Arnold High School (AHS) and was developed by Turner Heritage Homes.  If you're new to the area, AHS is off of Panama City Beach Parkway in the west end of Panama City Beach.

Waterfall is about one mile from the beach, three miles from Pier Park and roughly 20 minutes from the new Bay County International Airport. One of my favorite features of the community is that it's, for the most part, surrounded by a nature preserve. As you can see in the video below, many of the homes face the preserve and nothing will be built in front of the property. A state-of-the-art workout facility, club house and with zero-entry pool will be available when complete.

The architecture of Waterfall is more of a traditional craftsman. I love how the stone embraces the exterior of the homes. It brings you back to the "natural feel." One feature that may catch you by surprise: some of the units come with an optional elevator. Yes, you read right, an elevator. This extends Waterfall's appeal to those who may or may not be able to climb three flights of stairs. The town homes come in two or three stories and there are three types of floor plans.

Interior features include tile flooring, crown molding, single-car garage, new appliances and more.

The development is still under construction, but the club house should be complete in about thirty days. For more information about Waterfall in Panama City Beach, or any Panama City real estate, please feel free to contact me or anyone on my team!

• Rate this Post!

  Select Your Rating:

  • 5 Stars (Excellent!)
  • 4 Stars
  • 3 Stars
  • 2 Stars
  • 1 Stars (Poor)

• Share this Post

  Share With A Friend:

  Your Name Your Email

  Friend's Name Friend's Email

  Optional Message

  Send

• Print
• Social Bookmarking

  Add to Bookmarks: