The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Hammock Dunes

197 Avenue De La Mer, Palm Coast, FL 32137

The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Hammock Dunes is a new oceanfront condominium development within the gated Hammock Dunes community in Flagler County, at 197 Avenue De La Mer in Palm Coast. The project occupies a 6.8-acre oceanfront site and represents the final phase of residential development within this established coastal enclave, a distinction that carries real weight on a shoreline where the remaining land is finite. Approval has been granted for two residential buildings, each comprising 64 condominium residences, for a total of 128 homes. Residences are designed for direct oceanfront living, with layouts oriented toward expansive Atlantic views rather than angled at them. Architectural and interior design is aligned with The Ritz-Carlton brand's standards for refined, service-driven residential environments, and residents will have access to a curated collection of amenities and services consistent with Ritz-Carlton residential offerings. Optional memberships are available at the Hammock Dunes Club, providing access to additional golf, dining and recreational amenities within the community, which lets owners decide how much club life they want rather than buying it by default. Upon completion, the residences will complement the existing oceanfront buildings within Hammock Dunes, among them Le Jardin, Savona, Portofino, La Grande, Cambria and Tuscany, a collection that establishes the tone of the community and the standard a new building will be measured against. Palm Coast and Flagler County occupy a quieter stretch of the northeast Florida coast, between Daytona Beach and St. Augustine, where the appeal is beach frontage without the density of South Florida. Estimated groundbreaking is scheduled for 2025, and the residences are selling now, ahead of construction, which is the only point at which floor and ocean exposure can still be chosen. Two buildings of 64 homes each, rather than one larger structure, keeps the oceanfront frontage distributed and the scale closer to the buildings already standing at Hammock Dunes.