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Explore Cinnamon Shore: Luxury Coastal Living
Cinnamon Shore is a picturesque and acclaimed beachfront community on Mustang Island, often hailed as the definitive example of "The New Texas Coast." Since its debut in 2007, this 64-acre, mixed-use development has set the standard for luxury coastal living with its traditional seaside village design, walkable streets, and architecturally stunning homes. The community's master plan incorporates new urbanism principles, seamlessly blending elegant residences with retail spaces, parks, and world-class recreational facilities to create a highly livable and authentic coastal experience.
The community is divided into two main sections: the original Cinnamon Shore North and the newer, expanding Cinnamon Shore South. Cinnamon Shore North is a well-established village with over 200 homes and 75 condos and townhomes. Just 1.5 miles away, Cinnamon Shore South is a 150-acre expansion that promises even more amenities, including a retail and dining district, a conference center, a hotel, and a spa. Both communities are designed to foster a strong sense of community and provide a festive, family-friendly atmosphere year-round.
Cinnamon Shore is renowned for its extensive amenities and vibrant social calendar. The community's number one amenity is its broad, firm beachfront, easily accessible via private dune crossovers. Residents and guests can enjoy a wide range of activities, from beach bonfires and outdoor movie nights to surf lessons and guided fishing trips. The community also boasts multiple resort-style pools, on-site dining venues, and a variety of shops. The real estate at Cinnamon Shore includes a mix of luxury homes, cottages, townhomes, and condominiums, with prices ranging from the high $700,000s to nearly $5 million. With its robust vacation rental program and proximity to major Texas cities, Cinnamon Shore is a premier destination for both second-home owners and vacationing families.
References
Texas Island Properties. "The New Texas Coast on Mustang Island".