An Introduction to The Enclave at Satellite Beach

Jimmy Winemiller has been a leader in the real estate industry for more than four decades. Involved in a variety of endeavors, he has managed operations at Dahomey Plantation since 1990 and has served as an agent for Brevard Harbor Edge, LLC, since 2013. In his position with the Winemiller Development Team, Jimmy Winemiller manages a variety of real estate projects, including the forthcoming The Enclave at Satellite Beach.

The Enclave at Satellite Beach is a 27-acre upscale housing project situated along Brevard County’s Space Coast. The community is ideally located on one of the region’s most convenient transportation routes, Highway A1A, and directly across from High Tower Park, one of the most popular beach parks in the county. As a designated conservation area, High Tower Park ensures that Enclave residents will never lose their ocean view as the result of construction or further property developments.

The property is zoned for 398 units, which will be divided into a mix of duplexes, condominiums, single-family homes, and more.

Attractive Features of The Enclave at Satellite Beach

Real estate professional Jimmy Winemiller holds more than 40 years of experience throughout Louisiana and a number of nearby markets. Recently Jimmy Winemiller completed a significant property acquisition of The Enclave in Satellite Beach, Florida.

A beachfront property presently consisting of 105 duplex units but zoned for 398 single family homes, condos, and townhouses, The Enclave at Satellite Beach is one of the most desirable residential developments in the state of Florida. In addition to the expected new units, a city ordinance has allowed for up to 25 percent of the development to be used for commercial purposes without impacting the 398 permitted units. Thanks to this ordinance, plans are underway for a 160-room hotel which may benefit from being one of the area’s only land parcels to fall under the older, greater height limit of 85 feet.

The Enclave may be particularly attractive to Brevard County families, as the development will stand as the only new single family home location between the Pineda Causeway and Ocean Avenue in Melbourne Beach, a 13-mile stretch of highly desirable, ocean view property.