Discover Egan’s Landing. Its’ warmth and its’ history:

Tucked just a seashell’s throw from the beach, this friendly little neighborhood has everything you need to soak up the Amelia Island lifestyle. At the top of the lane, you’ll find the community pool, ready for a dip after a morning walk and complete with restrooms, a ping-pong table, and even a “little library” right outside the gate for swapping your latest beach read.

Step beyond the neighborhood and hop on the River to Sea Trail, a smooth, paved path that winds all the way to Crane Island Park on the Amelia River. You’ll pass Simmon’s Park and the pretty lake at Lakeside along the way, and if you keep going, a boardwalk over the water rewards you with breathtaking sunset views.

Closer to home, Egan’s Landing’s private roads, friendly faces, and the sound of the surf nearby… that’s life at Egan’s Landing.

How did this home become the last new home to be built in Egan’s Landing?

History-Egan’s Landing 2: Approximately 76 homes were built between 1996 and 2000. The homes on the west side of the Avenue overlook the natural beauty of Egan's Creek.With the exception of 300 feet that is Amelia Woods property, everything on the east side of the street starting from this new home to the cul-de-sac was not part of the neighborhood. This property is along a large sand dune ridge. In 2006 all of the above mentioned property was excepted into Egan’s Landing as 6 lots/Egan’s Landing 2 ( exception: the Amelia Woods Property). The real estate market took a turn and there they sat until 2012/13 when Loree Siebert purchased Lot 1, and Surf Home Builder’s, Inc. ( my husband, John, president, and me, Susan, vice-president ) purchased Lots 2-5 and Block B. Block B includes this lot and the Bellow’s house directly next door. It was almost an acre in size. Through a vote, the community agreed that a lot that size was not in keeping with the neighborhood. It was split into 2 lots, one being the location of this new home for sale.

When you come by to look at the home, make sure to drive to the end of the cul-de-sac. The last 6 houses are newer. Surf Home Builders built 2504 and 2648 Robert Oliver Avenue as well as this one at 2674 Robert Oliver Avenue.