The model home at Thompson Woods gives visitors a look inside the "Rosewood" model, a 1,750-square-foot, 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home that features an open floor plan and a variety of designer touches.
Santa Rosa Beach was chosen by Yahoo! Travel as one of the top ten beach destinations from around the world in 2011. Just one more reason owning a home is the Santa Rosa Beach area is a great investment.
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Santa Rosa Beach has a long and significant history. From ancient native peoples, Spanish explorers, early settlers to current residents, traces of their influence and history can be found. Old canals and Indian oyster shell clusters give hints to another culture and time. Spanish explorers named the bay “Santa Rosa Bay” on 1700’s maps. Early Walton County settlers ventured into this promising land during the 1800s. A growth spurt was inspired by the Florida Chautauqua in 1885 which attracted a cultured crowd and business entrepreneurs. Charles Cessna would come to the area and in 1910 sell shares under the name “The Santa Rosa Plantation Company.” Read more at www.srb100.com
After a day at work, coming home to Thompson Woods near Scenic Highway 30A means stepping into quality workmanship at a value price to homebuyers. With its location just one mile from 30A, and an even easier access to U.S. Highway 98, Thompson Woods gets its name from Thompson Road in South Walton. The proximity to a traditionally second-home locale belies the value of Thompson Woods homes.
