Other than building great outdoor projects, here's what we love most about this community.

1. Two Championship Golf Courses — Two Legends
Hammock Dunes Club is the only private community in Northeast Florida with two championship courses designed by two of golf's most respected architects — the Tom Fazio oceanfront Links Course and the Rees Jones Creek Course, beautifully set in natural Florida landscape. Both are Audubon Certified Sanctuaries. The Club holds the Distinguished Emerald Club designation, awarded to only 38 private clubs in the United States for outstanding quality, tradition, and culture. For residents, world-class golf is not a benefit — it is a daily given.

2. Island Estates — A Private Island Inside a Private Community
Within Hammock Dunes sits Island Estates — a 2.5-mile island in the Intracoastal Waterway exclusively developed for luxury estate homes, most valued above $1 million. Most lots include deep-water boat docks, making Island Estates one of the genuinely rare places in America where a homeowner can dock their boat in the backyard and walk to the Atlantic Ocean. The layering of privacy within privacy that defines this community is without parallel on the Flagler County coast.

3. The 34,000 Square Foot Oceanfront Clubhouse
The main Hammock Dunes Club clubhouse sits directly on the Atlantic — 34,000 square feet of elegant dining, fitness, a heated pool, and open verandas where the ocean is never out of sight. It is the social and recreational anchor of the community, and the backdrop against which the Hammock Dunes lifestyle is most fully expressed. Residents who understand what they have here treat it accordingly.

4. Halfway Between St. Augustine and Daytona — the Right Halfway
Hammock Dunes sits almost exactly between St. Augustine to the north and Daytona Beach to the south — each roughly 30 minutes away. America's oldest city and one of its most beloved historic downtowns in one direction. The World Center of Racing and 23 miles of famous Atlantic coastline in the other. For a community that draws buyers from Chicago, New York, and Boston looking for their ideal Florida address, the positioning couldn't be more deliberate.

5. Hurricane Nicole Changed This Shoreline Permanently
Tropical Storm Nicole in November 2022 hit the Hammock Dunes coastline harder than almost any other stretch of Flagler County beach — stripping dunes, resurface coquina formations across the beach, and leaving properties along the shoreline exposed in ways that required significant recovery. It is a documented reminder that even the finest oceanfront community in Northeast Florida is not exempt from what the Atlantic delivers when a storm arrives. The residents who prepared were the ones who recovered fastest. A motorized screen system rated for Cat-5 conditions is part of what that preparation looks like.