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What's going on beachfront across from the "V"

Joby avatar
Beach Lover
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Anybody know?

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Beach Runner avatar
beats on hood
#2
If you go to qpublic.net/walton, the vacant lot just to the west of the house where 395 dead-ends was bought in 7/2010 by some Texans for $3.2M. The two empty lots just to the west of that were bought by an LLC (also from Austin) in 7/2010 for $3.2M each. (The property where the V is was bought by the same LLC, DST Development LLC.) The beachfront house just to the west of that was bought by an LLC in Destin for $1.3M.

I guess that's why parking is allowed on those lots because the same people who own the V own the beachfront lots across the street.

Is there construction going on or a rezoning sign? We haven't been there since June 19.

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Kurt avatar
Admin
#3
There are two lots owned by the same group. The plan is to build 2 low houses in a retro Florida style to match the hotel somewhat and preserve the view from its rooms and rooftop pool and deck.
beachmouse avatar
Beach Fanatic
#4
Cool! I love the mid-century modern look like that.
Beach Runner avatar
beats on hood
#5
That does sound really cool.
scooterbug44 avatar
SoWal Expert
#6
Darn, was hoping for some parking and a large deck for people to watch sunsets/mingle while waiting for a table.
Lake View Too avatar
SoWal Insider
#7
I believe the concept is to leave a wide area in between the two houses that would be a deck of some sort. A gathering area for patrons of the V.
Beach Runner avatar
beats on hood
#8
I believe the concept is to leave a wide area in between the two houses that would be a deck of some sort. A gathering area for patrons of the V.
:scratch: Zoning? :idontno:
Lake View Too avatar
SoWal Insider
#9
:scratch: Zoning? :idontno:

Good question mark and shrugs all around. As long as they didn't sell anything there, and just allowed people to hang-out, I'm not sure it would present a problem.
scooterbug44 avatar
SoWal Expert
#10
I believe a beach walkover/deck area is well within a typical residential zoning useage - look at all the neighborhood walkovers Seaside has. Those are not zoned commercial, they are just common areas owned by the HOAs.
Em avatar
Beach Fanatic
#11
Those 2 gulf-front homes/lots were sold for $3.2 million combined, if I correctly recall. I'm not sure if they still have the designs posted, but not too long ago, they were posted across the street at V.
Beach Runner avatar
beats on hood
#12
Those 2 gulf-front homes/lots were sold for $3.2 million combined, if I correctly recall. I'm not sure if they still have the designs posted, but not too long ago, they were posted across the street at V.
Oh, that makes sense. I wondered why they paid so much more than the buyers of the house and lot to the west paid. It wasn't clear to me on qpublic that it was a combined purchase.

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