Based in Memphis, Tennessee, Jimmy Winemiller maintains a portfolio of real estate properties and development projects across several states. Among the properties Jimmy Winemiller has operated is Mallard Manor, a working farm and hunting resort on the Mississippi Delta that spans over 1,000 acres and offers an antebellum lodge with more than 10,000 square feet of Old South comfort. Tupelo and cypress breaks among the fields provide for exceptional duck hunting, while managed forest areas include deer stands that allow deer hunting. A full 838 acres of the property are given over to agriculture that includes soybeans and flooded rice fields.The Mississippi River delta is a traditional wintering spot for several species of waterfowl, including the wood duck, which holds distinction as the state duck. The species is unique in that it nests in both hollow tree cavities as well as in elevated boxes set up for it. Adapted for living amid thick foliage, the wood duck has large eyes that allow it to see better than most ducks and can nest as far as five miles inland. While young ducks feed on insects, adult wood ducks have a primarily vegetarian diet. Hunters typically find the ducks foraging for duckweed, pondweed, acorns, and water lilies or seeking out aquatic invertebrates near the water surface.
Jimmy Winemiller has decades of experience in real estate acquisition. Most recently, Jimmy Winemiller was involved in the acquisition of a parcel in Satellite Beach, Florida, that will be developed into The Enclave. The Enclave is a new construction project at the intersection of Highway A1A and Shearwater Parkway in Satellite Beach. The project sits on 27 acres next to Florida’s Space Coast. Previously a military housing site, The Enclave will be an upscale residential community of condominiums and single-family homes. The developers will set aside 25 percent of the area for commercial purposes with plans to construct a 160-room, four-star hotel on the southeast portion overlooking the beach.After 80 single-family homes and the hotel are built, four condominiums will be constructed on the southern end of the parcel. Each will have an unobstructed view of the ocean.
The operator of both the Dahomey Plantation farm and the Mallard Manor waterfowl hunting resort, Jimmy Winemiller has directed a range of endeavors in the fields of animal husbandry and agriculture. Along with his wife, Jimmy Winemiller formerly ran the Iron Horse Farm in Perryville, Arkansas, where they bred, broke, and trained thoroughbred horses. Briefly defined, the phrase “breaking a horse” means preparing it to safely carry a rider. On the small and sliver screens, cowboy characters have long broken horses by sneaking up on them, harnessing them with saddles, forcing bits in their mouths, and then simply hanging on as the horses kick and buck. While some still break horses in this fashion, most professional organizations employ modern techniques that trade sheer force for gentle encouragement and positive reinforcement. Actually, most modern horse trainers/owners begin breaking in horses from birth by ensuring that they are used to being led and handled. As yearlings, these horses can begin to carry equipment and tack. However, trainers/owners should take care to add gear slowly, giving the animal plenty of time to adjust to each item. The introduction of riders should also be a measured process that gradually teaches horses to respond to instructions such as stop, go, and turn.
Real estate veteran Jimmy Winemiller draws upon more than four decades of experience in the development and acquisition of residential, commercial, and agricultural properties across the Southern United States. Jimmy Winemiller assisted with the sale and purchase of a former housing site for Patrick Air Force Base families in Satellite Beach, Florida. Coldwell Banker Commercial Paradise sold the 27.44 acre property to Woodshire-Brevard, LLC for $13.5 million. Plans for the property involve its conversion into an upscale residential community that will provide oceanfront views and feature four luxury seven-story condo buildings. Each will have 2 Penthouses that will span more than 4,000 square feet each, pending plan approval from the city of Satellite Beach. The plans require the demolition of existing structures, which will include 105 houses. The redevelopment project represents one of Satellite Beach’s largest developments in years, according to city manager Courtney Barker. Officials supporting the project expect it to produce a substantial sum in ad valorem taxes and contribute millions of dollars in economic impact to the seaside community.
Based in Memphis, Tennessee, Jimmy Winemiller is an agent for Brevard Harbor Edge, LLC, in Martin County, Florida. Working in agricultural real estate for more than 40 years, Jimmy Winemiller has been involved with The Enclave at Satellite Beach/Oceana Oceanfront Condominium, a 27-acre property that is being converted into an upscale residential community with ocean views.The new development includes 54 residences in its four 7-story condo buildings. The condos each have their own underground parking spaces and views of the Atlantic Ocean. Located on A1A and across to Hightower Beach, Oceana Oceanfront Condominium offers its residents direct access to an expansive beach perfect for surfing, swimming, and relaxing. Satellite Beach is also close to Cape Canaveral and an hour away from Disney World Resort. This region, often referred to as the “Space Coast,” is close to shopping, art galleries, and restaurants, as well as hiking trails and water-oriented recreational activities including fishing, snorkeling, and windsurfing.
Currently an agent for Brevard Harbor Edge, LLC, real estate entrepreneur Jimmy Winemiller previously developed large agricultural properties in Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and California. In addition, Jimmy Winemiller was active in the acquisition of Harbor’s Edge Condominiums in downtown Melbourne, Florida, a project that yielded 84 percent in net profits. Completed in 2009, Harbor’s Edge Condominiums are one of the newest developments along the coast of Melbourne, Florida. Conveniently located near many attractive restaurants and shopping venues, the condos provide easy access to Melbourne Harbor Marina and views of the Intracoastal and Melbourne 192 Causeway. Housed in a single building, there are 27 condo units, available in several floor plans. Corner units offer 2,500 square feet of living space, while interior units are 2,100 square feet. All include features such as vaulted ceilings, walk-in closets, and open floor plans. Ninth-floor penthouse suites range in size from 2,400 square feet to 3,300 square feet. Shared amenities include a clubroom, a heated outdoor pool, and an underground parking garage.
A Memphis-based real estate veteran with over four decades of experience, Jimmy Winemiller focuses on the acquisition and development of commercial, residential, and agricultural properties across the southern United States. Jimmy Winemiller’s developments in Florida include The Enclave at Lake Washington, a Melbourne single-family subdivision currently in progress. The site is located on the north side of The Reserve at Lake Washington and consists of 103 half-acre homesites. Upon completion, the gated community will feature sidewalks, street lights, pavered driveways, and side-loaded garages. Residents will also enjoy preserve and lakeside views surrounded by mature oak trees. With all the positives driving Melbourne market, it still remains a relative bargain when compared to similar coastal markets in Florida. In general, Florida is expected to grow by 350,000 people a year for the next 20 years. That is equivalent to adding another city the size of Orlando to the Florida population every year for the next 20 years; all good signs that Florida and the Melbourne market in particular, can remain strong.
