
Sea Colony, Explained
The beach and racquet community south of town
Sea Colony calls itself the premier beach and racquet sports community, and the claim holds up. Behind the gates there are tennis and pickleball courts at the Racquet Sports Center, two heated lap pools, outdoor pools on both sides of the highway, and a tram that runs people to the sand so nobody circles for parking. It is its own world, quieter than the boardwalk towns and built around long family summers.

What the community holds
Racquet Sports Center
Freeman Fitness Center
Pools on both sides
Lakes and the canal
The beach tram
Beach services
Oceanfront towers and the west-side neighborhoods
East of Route 1, twelve condominium buildings stand directly on the sand, from Annapolis House down to Island House, with heated pools at their feet. West of the highway, homes, townhomes, and condos gather around the lakes, closer to the courts and the activity center. Oceanfront mornings or a quiet lake view: the two halves suit different trips, and both ride the same tram to the same beach.

We're bringing our homes to Sea Colony
Common questions

The quiet side of the shore is already home
While Sea Colony is in the works, the collection covers the Quiet Resorts today. Browse the homes and pick your dates.
