Unit D-16 at Heron Pointe uses a one-and-one-half-level plan to create three sleeping spaces without separating daily living into multiple full floors. Two bedrooms and both full bathrooms are on the main level, while a spiral staircase rises from the living room to the loft bedroom above.
The condo is offered at $299,999. The supplied MLS record and live IDX page identified it as active when reviewed on August 19, 2026. Buyers should confirm current price and availability in Paragon before making plans.
An updated kitchen open to the living areas
The kitchen is finished with white cabinetry, solid-surface counters, stainless-steel appliances, a tile backsplash, pantry storage and a breakfast bar. The open edge keeps the kitchen connected to the dining area and the main living room.
Beyond the dining table, the living room adds a wall-mounted electric fireplace and a vaulted ceiling. The spiral staircase gives the room a strong architectural focal point while leading to the loft above.



Two main-level bedrooms plus a loft
The main floor contains two bedrooms in a split arrangement, along with two full bathrooms and the laundry area. One bedroom opens directly to the screened porch. The upper loft is shown as a third bedroom in the MLS and has a vaulted ceiling overlooking the living space below.
The MLS reports 1,410 heated square feet and 1,601 total square feet. Its public remarks instead reference 1,351 heated square feet, while the CRS report lists 1,718 total square feet. Buyers should independently verify all measurements and determine which areas are included in each figure.






A screened porch and community amenities
The screened porch runs along the rear side of the unit and provides room for both lounge seating and a dining table. Photographs show a view through mature landscaping toward the outdoor pool area.
The MLS identifies indoor and outdoor community pools, a hot tub, a clubhouse and a sun deck among the reported amenities. Owner pets and golf carts are reported as allowed, subject to the association's current rules and registration requirements.



HOA fees require written confirmation
The supplied sources conflict. The MLS calculates HOA dues at $652 per month, while the signed August 17, 2026 association addendum states $573 per month. The MLS reports common electricity, water and sewer, trash pickup, pool service, landscaping, association insurance, management, legal and accounting services, cable, common maintenance, internet and pest control among the inclusions.
Because the two fee figures do not agree, buyers should obtain a current written fee statement directly from Cedar Management Group, along with the budget, reserves, insurance documents, assessment history, transfer charges and complete governing documents.
Rentals, furnishings and conveyance
The MLS reports both short- and long-term rentals as allowed. The seller disclosure identifies Elliott Beach Rentals as the current management company and reports reservations extending into January or February. Buyers considering rental use should obtain the management agreement, reservation calendar, income and expense records, association rental rules, and written instructions for transfer or termination.
The condo is listed as unfurnished. A signed conveyance document identifies the refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, range, washer and dryer as conveying. The final purchase contract controls what remains.
Flood-zone and past-tax information
The August 19, 2026 CRS report identifies FEMA flood zone X, described there as an area of minimal flood hazard, on panel 45051C0593K effective December 16, 2021. The signed seller disclosure marks “No” for known flood hazards, current flood insurance, flood claims, uninsured flood repairs and federal flood assistance during the owner's tenure. These records do not guarantee zero flood risk or future insurability; buyers should verify current maps, lender requirements and insurance pricing.
CRS reports total property taxes of $1,892.37 for 2025, $1,892.37 for 2024 and $1,775.76 for 2023. These are historical amounts, not a forecast. A sale can affect classification, exemptions, assessment and future tax bills.
Things Buyers Should Know
- MLS 2620383 was active at $299,999 when reviewed on August 19, 2026.
- HOA sources conflict: $652 per month in the MLS and $573 per month in the signed addendum.
- Measurements conflict across the MLS fields, MLS remarks and CRS report and require independent verification.
- An Elliott Beach Rentals management relationship and future reservations are reported in the seller disclosure.
- The property is listed as unfurnished, while six appliances are identified as conveying in a signed document.
- CRS identifies FEMA zone X/minimal hazard, but flood risk and insurance requirements still need independent review.
- Pet, golf-cart, rental, parking and amenity rules can change and should be confirmed in writing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many bedrooms are on the main level?
Two bedrooms are on the main level. The MLS identifies the loft above the living room as the third bedroom.
How much are the HOA dues?
The sources disagree: the MLS calculates $652 per month, while the signed association addendum states $573 per month. Buyers should obtain a current written statement from the association before relying on either number.
Are rentals allowed?
The MLS reports both short- and long-term rentals as allowed. The seller disclosure reports current Elliott Beach Rentals management and future reservations. Current association rules and all contracts must be reviewed.
Is the condo furnished?
No. The MLS lists it as unfurnished. A signed conveyance form identifies the refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, range, washer and dryer as conveying, subject to the final contract.
What flood zone is reported?
The supplied CRS report identifies FEMA zone X, described as minimal flood hazard. Buyers should still verify current mapping, lender requirements and insurance options.
What were the recent property taxes?
CRS reports $1,892.37 for both 2025 and 2024 and $1,775.76 for 2023. Historical taxes do not predict a buyer's future bill.