Real Estate
The Peninsula has a variety of homes to fit your family's dream vacation. There are nine different neighborhoods in The Peninsula, each different in building types, mix and topographic or envonmental features. The Peninsula has been careful to enhance its diversity by avoiding the repetition and blandness that has taken over so many beach communities.
Each neighborhood has its own landscaped entrance identity. The architectural style of each neighborhood also varies, borrowing from historical motifs up and down the Atlantic coast. It is The Peninsula's intention to match the beauty of its environment with the beauty of its homes.
Each home style has its own buyer incentive package. Simply pick your desired home, receive one of the following incentives and enjoy the summer. It's as easy as that.
Condominiums (Windswept Only)
- Limited mortgage payment
- Homeowner Association dues for one-year
- Club dues for one-year
Townhomes
- Closing costs up to $18,500
- Homeowner Association dues for six months
- Condominium Association dues for six months
- Free sports membership initiation
Villas
- Closing costs up to $18,500
- Homeowner Association dues for six months
- Condominium Association dues for six months
- Free sports membership initiation
Custom Homes
- Free golf membership initiation
- Free sports membership initiation
- Club dues for one-year
Homesites
- Homeowner Association dues for five years
- Club dues for five years
- Free sports membership initiation
Historically Low Financing
The time to buy is now and we highly recommend the services of Tidewater Mortgage for your purchase. Tidewater Mortgage offers a variety of loan options specifically tailored to your needs such as:
- Construction to Permanent Financing Loans for Custom Homes
- Jumbo Loans
- Homesite Loans
Coastal Architecture
Our beautiful homes cannot be matched and provide a variety of styles inspired by Atlantic coastal homes. New England weather stained colors and textures from Cape Cod and Nantucket, the stately mansions of Hyannisport, intricate Victorian turrets and ship carpentry from Cape May, and the graceful belle epoch seaport styles of Charleston and Savannah.