FEATURED PROPERTY PAST LISTING
1601 Nectarine Street Unit C5 Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
The Palms at Amelia
Historical asking price $290,000
A covered entry. Connected living spaces. Explore the home, then the island around it.
C5 / AT A GLANCE
The home, in a few details.
- Bedrooms
- 02
- Bathrooms
- 02
- Interior square feet
- 978
- Property type
- Condominium
CHAPTER ONE / THE WELCOME
Come a little closer.
Beyond an address. Into the details that make an arrival feel like home.
Before the front door,
a place to pause.
A covered entry, a small table and a place to sit. The original photographs capture the space outside C5—a gentle transition between arriving and stepping into the home.
A home within
a bigger picture.
C5 is part of The Palms at Amelia condominium community in Fernandina Beach. The landscaped entrance and paths through the buildings are part of the setting around the residence.
CHAPTER TWO / THE INTERIORS
See the space.
Imagine your everyday.
Choose a room. Explore the details. Make a little space for possibility.
Space to
settle in.
A high ceiling, a ceiling fan and an open living area set the scene. The unfurnished photograph lets you study the space before imagining your own furniture, art and everyday rituals.
At the
heart of it.
White cabinetry and dark counters frame the kitchen. Its counter opens toward the main living space, keeping the connection between preparing a meal and being part of the conversation.
Two rooms.
Your rhythm.
Two bedrooms make room for the way you live. Start with the window, ceiling and floor space shown here, then explore the other bedroom and storage photographs in the gallery.
The everyday
details.
Two bathrooms complete the home. Take a closer look at the vanity, mirror and tub-and-shower space shown here, then continue to the second bathroom photograph in the gallery.
THE INTERIORS / A CLOSER LOOK
The way the spaces
come together.
Follow the connection from the kitchen to the living area, then take a closer look at the second bedroom.
From the kitchen
to the conversation.
The open counter connects the kitchen to the main living area. This wider view shows how the spaces relate, with a change in ceiling height and room to consider your own dining and seating arrangements.
Before you picture the furniture
Photographs offer perspective, but they are not a measured floor plan. Ask for room measurements to check furniture fit, circulation and clearances before making plans.
A second room.
A different possibility.
What would you make of this space? A room for guests, a personal workspace, or somewhere to retreat. The unfurnished photograph gives you a starting point for imagining how it could serve your day.
Storage deserves a look, too
The original listing photographs also show closet storage, including a walk-in space. Explore the storage photographs alongside the bedrooms to understand more of the home.
A CHANGE OF PERSPECTIVE
Home doesn’t end
at the front door.
Original listing photography
CHAPTER THREE / COMMUNITY LIFE
A different kind
of everyday.
The shared spaces are part of the story, too. Explore the pool, pergola and gathering areas at The Palms at Amelia.
Leave a little room
for pool time.
Palm trees, lounge chairs and a pool at the center of the community. The original listing photographs show the setting around the water, with space to sit and a view of the surrounding buildings.
What to confirm about access
This is a shared amenity, not a private pool belonging to C5. Ask the association about current access, operating hours and community rules.
Another place
to pull up a chair.
Outdoor tables beneath a pergola and a covered pavilion give the community more places to gather. Look beyond the pool and explore the shared spaces shown in the original photography.
Take a look at the courtyard
The listing photographs also show a landscaped courtyard with a picnic table—another part of the community’s outdoor setting.
Shared community amenities · original listing photography. Current conditions and access should be confirmed with the association.
CHAPTER FOUR / FERNANDINA BEACH & AMELIA ISLAND
Get to know
the island around it.
The coastline, the town and the landscapes between them. A wider look at the area beyond this property.
A little more
Atlantic in your day.
Fernandina Beach is on Amelia Island, a barrier island on Florida’s Atlantic coast. Shoreline, wooded landscapes and a historic town setting give the wider area more than one way to spend a day.
- The island
- Amelia Island
- The county
- Nassau County
From the shoreline
to the stories.
There is more to explore beyond the water. The City’s visitor guide points toward local history, the trails of Egans Creek Greenway and the 19th-century fort at Fort Clinch State Park.
A place to start with local history
The Amelia Island Museum of History is housed in the historic Nassau County jail. Find it, along with other local destinations, in the City’s visitor guide linked above.
THE ISLAND / EXPLORE YOUR SURROUNDINGS
Your kind
of island day.
Follow your curiosity. Choose a few places to explore, then put your own island look-around on the map.
Egans Creek Greenway
A protected landscape of more than 300 acres, with grass-covered trails suitable for walking and bicycling. Explore the City’s trail information and map before planning your visit.
Route reference: the entrance behind the Atlantic Recreation Center, 2500 Atlantic Avenue.
MAKE A DAY OF IT
Your island
look-around.
Start at 1601 Nectarine Street. Choose your stops and travel mode, then open the route in Google Maps.
Selected stops · in the order shown
- Egans Creek Greenway
1 stop selected · opens Google Maps.
Area destinations, not on-site amenities. Google Maps provides routes and travel estimates; check destination access and conditions before setting out.
CHAPTER FIVE / EXPLORE THE NUMBERS
A possibility.
Then a plan.
Try a hypothetical purchase. Adjust the financing, add costs when known, and compare two approaches.
COMPARE PRINCIPAL & INTEREST
Your two scenarios.
Enter your assumptions to compare.
| Your inputs & estimates | Scenario A | Scenario B |
|---|---|---|
| Loan amount | — | — |
| Down payment | — | — |
| Principal & interest / month | — | — |
| Entered extra costs / month | — | — |
| Monthly subtotal | — | — |
Fixed-rate, fully amortizing estimates based on your inputs. Blank cost categories are excluded; they are not assumed to be zero. Annual taxes and insurance are divided by 12. Mortgage insurance is user-entered and is not automatically estimated or removed. Closing costs are excluded, and down payment is not total cash to close. These estimates do not establish loan qualification or guaranteed costs. Understand payment components ↗
THE PROPERTY DOSSIER / A CLOSER LOOK
The details behind
the possibility.
The essential facts, the price context and the questions that help turn interest into a more informed conversation.
THE HOME / AT A GLANCE
A few facts.
A clearer picture.
- Historical asking price
- See property introduction
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Interior area
- 978 sq ft
- Year built
- 1999
- Property type
- Condominium
- Residence
- Unit C5
- Community
- The Palms at Amelia
- County
- Nassau County
Past listing · showcase example
This example preserves a past listing and its historical asking price. Contact Terin to explore similar homes that are available now.
LOOK BENEATH THE SURFACE
The questions
worth asking.
What comes with condo ownership?
Request the current association documents, budget, dues, reserve information and any assessment information. Ask what maintenance and insurance the association covers and what remains the owner’s responsibility.
What should I confirm about leasing?
Ask for the current leasing policy, including any minimum lease period, approval process or restrictions. Confirm the requirements for the specific property and intended use before making plans.
Which costs belong in my estimate?
Gather property-specific figures for taxes, insurance, association dues and other expected expenses. Add those figures to the calculator above; a blank field remains excluded from its estimate.
What should I check beyond photographs?
Ask about the home’s current condition, room measurements, disclosures and available inspection information. Original listing photographs describe the presentation at that time.