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The Sanctuary at Costa Grande - Port O'Connor - Texas Gulf Coast 

Sanctuary Costa Grande Site Plan
The Sanctuary at Costa Grande Site Plan

The entire location has been elevated to capture the best of The Sanctuary at any angle. Whether you walk, ride your bike, or boat through your surroundings, you'll be wrapped in amazing natural views in each direction. In the backdrop, you'll see the ocean and inspiring wetlands rare to Texas coast living.

Prices start from $79,880 to $499,000.

For the fortunate few, living at The Sanctuary at Costa Grande means a life away from the every day routine. From the moment you turn onto the bridge and experience the neighborhood views from the entrance, you'll know you're in for a distinct stay.

Homes at The Sanctuary at Costa Grande will have slab foundations built on elevated land instead of being built on piers, as is traditionally done with homes located by the water.The property will have two 88-acre lakes, allowing all the homes to have water views and/ or access.


    Amenities:
  • Clubhouse with lagoon style pool
  • Recreation Center with a full calendar of activities for all ages
  • Outdoor volleyball and basketball courts
  • Outdoor fire pits and sandy beaches
  • Walking trails
  • Tennis courts
  • Pocket parks for adults and children
  • Mail center
  • Marina and marina building, boat ramp and 3 types of slips
  • Boat and RV storage

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