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With amenities second to none, Omega at Bonita Bay brings an entirely new round of extraordinary added luxuries to Bonita Springs. Noted as the final luxury high-rise to grace Bonita Bay, the 27-story tower plans for an array of impressive amenities.
With the promise of expansive floor plans and high-end extras, Bonita Bay’s final luxury high-rise is already scoring big with buyers. When finished, Omega at Bonita Bay will include nearly 70 private residences, most of them tower residences with a handful of even larger penthouse units.
Penthouse units are now selling within Omega, Bonita Bay’s newest and final luxury tower. The 26-story high-rise offers your choice of four different penthouse residences, in addition to more than 60 other tower residences.
A new luxury tower is coming to Bonita Bay, where reservations are now being accepted for Omega. Touted as the final luxury tower of the community, the 26-story high-rise will eventually offer your choice of more than 60 residences
The newest high-rise under construction in Southwest Florida is the luxurious Seaglass at Bonita Bay in Bonita Bay in Bonita Springs. The sweeping views of Bonita Bay and out to the Gulf of Mexico from this 26-story building are among the finest in the region.
Construction begins on April 4 at Seaglass, a coastal contemporary tower and penthouse residences in a soaring 26-story luxury high-rise tower offering 120 condo units within Bonita Bay on Florida’s Gulf Coast. Seaglass brings an award-winning lifestyle for residents with amenities at the center of it all
The luxury market in Southwest Florida is doing well, as indicated by swift pre-sale reservations for the upscale Seaglass high-rise tower in Bonita Bay. The new 26-story, 120-unit tower is Bonita Springs’ newest tower, and has sold 25 units since October with an average price of $1.6 million.
A 26-story luxury condominium is coming to Bonita Bay with a price tag expected to average $1.5 million a unit. Naples-based Ronto Group is building the first high-rise since the real estate boom ended 8 years ago.