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Waterline resort units on sale now

HOLMES BEACH – If you’ve ever dreamed of owning a piece of the Waterline Marina Resort and Beach Club, now is your chance.

The 37 two-bedroom, fully furnished units went on the market at 10:08 a.m. on Aug. 8. Pricing for the units starts in the low $500,000s. Interested buyers can contact the sales office at 727-379-4656, email waterline@cbrealty.com, go to the realty website or visit the onsite sales office at 5325 Marina Drive in Holmes Beach. The sales of the units are a collaboration between hotel developer Mainsail Lodging & Development and Georgia Salaverri of Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate.

Each of the units, or villas, features two bedrooms, a gourmet kitchen with full-size appliances, living area and balcony. All units are provided to the owners fully furnished. With Waterline remaining a full-service resort, onsite amenities include a meeting room, fitness room, pool, marina access and a full-service restaurant, Eliza Ann’s. Due to COVID-19 precautions, Eliza Ann’s and the hotel’s bar are currently closed.

Owners of the units will be able to stay in the units whenever they’re in town and also put them in a program to be rented as hotel rooms when vacant. All current reservations at the hotel will be honored despite the unit sales. Guests will still be able to make reservations at the hotel through the resort’s website.

The Waterline Marina Resort and Beach Club was developed by Mainsail and opened in December 2017 as the first full-service hotel on Anna Maria Island, located in the downtown commercial district within walking distance to salons, restaurants, shops, art galleries and more. It is part of the Marriott Autograph Collection of boutique hotels.

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