Welcome

Hansons Landing is a condominium community situated on 27 acres of beautiful Florida landscape across the Intracoastal Waterway from the St Lucie Inlet State Park. Amenities include a heated outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, horseshoe court, and a club house that hosts social and meeting functions. Golfing opportunities abound at nearby courses.

Thirteen two story buildings feature 2 or 3 bedroom/2 bath units. All condos overlook the lake, canal or Intracoastal Waterway. There are no age restrictions to enjoying these spacious waterfront homes.

Recent common area improvements include new carports and roofs. Additionally all of the development was repaved and building plantings replaced in 2008. Owners may keep a pet (no greater than 25 pounds) and may rent their units twice yearly with a 3 month minimum lease.

Located minutes from Stuart, Florida, “the Sailfish Capital of the World”, Hansons Landing is adjacent to Miles Grant Country Club where social, tennis, and golf memberships are available. There is also a limited 18 slip dock facility managed by the Hansons Landing Dockowners Association, Inc. Boats and kayaks can be moored. The World Famous St Lucie Inlet is only a short distance away allowing unfettered access to the Atlantic Ocean.

Important News

Garbage Enclosure Door Replacements
Lester has been working very hard to replace the doors on the garbage enclosures, and the new doors are a vast improvement as you can see from the pictures. When you return, please be sure to express your appreciation for an excellent job.

FLOOD INSURANCE (with Thanks to Barb Kidd for clarification)
Hansons Landing has a comprehensive Flood Insurance Policy underwritten by Statewide Commercial Insurance, Inc in Vero Beach. On occasion, an owner may be asked to furnish proof of coverage through a certificate of insurance. The form to request that certificate is now available in the documents section of the website.

The Association also carries Wind/Casualty coverage which, in the case of a major hurricane loss would rebuild and return the building/unit to a inhabitable state. It would not replace beyond walls, doors, windows, electrical wiring, plumbing, etc. Your personal insurance coverage replaces those items inside your unit.

On the other hand, the Association's Flood policy provides that flooring, counters, fixtures would be replaced. The cost of adding flood coverage for an owner's personal belongings (furniture/clothing, etc) is probably not that expensive and should be considered especially by first floor owners. If you live on the second floor, it is unlikely that the water level would rise enough to cause a claim. In some circumstances, a flood may make the building uninhabitable and second floor owners would have to vacate till repairs were made, in which case flood insurance might make sense.

The above is to be considered as food for thought, not an expert opinion. You should consult your insurance agent for expert advice on the types and levels of coverage for your personal circumstances.