Villa Nova Highland Beach

As a result, Villa Nova’s HOA fee levels weigh on pricing, holding the latter to between $500 and $650 per square foot. However, the community hasn't thoroughly tested the recent hot South Florida market's momentum. Still, anything under $800 per square foot is a steal for sizable luxury units like this on the ocean. But, of course, that's as long as the prospective condo buyers looking at homes for sale in Vila Nova are comfortable committing to a high HOA obligation every month.

Villa Nova benefits that support our evaluation converge on four dynamic influences:

1. HOA-directed exterior renovations for asset preservation that include:
   • Recent concrete restoration.
   • Replacement of every condo's doors and windows with high impact, low energy glass (many of them wall to ceiling).
   • Installation of new glass railings (for clear ocean views) and balcony tiles
   • The sealing and painting of the entire building.
   • Erection of an attractive exterior fountain on the north side.
   • A complete pool resurfacing and added spa.
   • High-speed elevator upgrades giving each floor semi-private keyed access as part of a modern security system.
   • Access as part of a modern security system.
2. Individual condo features as follows:
   • Expansive wraparound balconies with uninterrupted ocean views and varying vistas of the Intracoastal.
   • Underground garaging.
   • Many condo owners having remodeled the :original developer interiors with:
     • Customized cabinetry.
     • Modern marbles, granites, woods, and stainless steel for all prominent surfaces.
     • Installation of upgraded kitchen appliance brands to develop state-of-the-art gourmet kitchens
     • Open plan reconfigurations.
       Note - A broad variance of the changes above requires careful checking when negotiating to buy.
3. Full services encompassing:
   • 24-hour security.
     A full-time property manager and concierge staff.
   • Access to a private beach with cabanas.
   • An integrated resort-style swimming pool, hot tub, and sun deck providing lounge chairs and leading to a beach-side boardwalk.
   • Maintaining South Florida foliage consisting of palm trees, exotic plants, and tropical vegetation throughout the grounds.
   • An inviting lounge area and relaxing, spacious courtyard,
   • A state-of-the-art fitness center, including a sauna.
4. Location:
   You simply can't do better for privacy and seclusion in Highland Beach’s short A1A coastal road stretch between Delray Beach and Boca Raton. It involves a few minutes drive to Downtown Boca or Delray Beach to share in the vibrant action of hundreds of restaurants, bars, and nightly live music. From high-end to convenience, shopping malls with retail outlets and services are front and center of both city infrastructures.
   
   There's no shortage of sports facilities, from golf to pickleball, tennis, biking, and every watersport you can think of. Indeed, they're interwoven with Boca Raton's DNA. The entity leading the pack in the leisure and relaxation arena is the Boca Resort and Club, the billion-dollar hospitality juggernaut that attracts international visitors from every corner of the world. Jog or bike there in no time at all. Finally, two international and one local airport are at your service 24/7, reachable by Uber in less than thirty minutes.

So what are the alternatives to Villa Nova, Highland beach, for buyers who can afford $1,500,000 to $2,000,000 and $2500 HOA fees monthly? What lifestyle communities can the ZFC Real Estate team introduce you to for the same money or good value for less:

• Talk to us about the Sea Ranch Club and Toscana on the Intracoastal side of the A1A, with clear views out to sea and beach access. There are fantastic values in both buildings alongside relatively inexpensive HOAs.
• Then there's Townsend Place, 200 East, and Tower 155 in Boca downtown within your price range, close to the water, golf courses, and vibrant action.
• Move inland to central Boca for five-star resort-style living with maintenance fees less than half of Villa Nova. You can buy a 2750 square foot  modern contemporary home with all the bells and whistles and security for $1.5 million up in Azura, The Preserve, Royal Palm Polo, Boca Bridges, Seven Bridges, and Lotus.
• For those who want a tennis-centric lifestyle, there's no better than The Oaks and Seasons while saving massively on HOA fees without giving up luxury.
• We can also take you through the Intracoastal communities made for yachters with backyard docks, zero HOA payments, and home prices stretching to 2.5 million and higher.

ZFC is the team you want on your side to navigate the Boca Raton-Highland Beach-Delray Beach landscape. Nobody can get you to your dream home faster than we can.

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