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Nick Price Residences at Grand Coral, Riviera Maya offers unique golf course condo living with a contemporary design. The residences are located in the beautiful Grand Coral Riviera Maya golf community, which is inside the Playa del Carmen city limits. The lush Grand Coral Nick Price golf course surrounds the residences. The club house will be located by the residences, allowing owners to enjoy all the amenities of a five star resort. 
| Nick Price Residences at Grand Coral, Riviera Maya will feature outstanding landscaping; roof-top solarium gardens used as common space for all owners to enjoy. The residences will have beach access through the Grand Coral Riviera Maya beach clubs. As a added bonus owners will also be given a golf cart for easy access to all of the Grand Coral amenities.
Nick Price Residences at Grand Coral Riviera Maya will offer one, two and three bedroom condos. The prices will be highly lucrative to investors. Prices will be from approximately $280,000 USD -
$500,000 USD. The condos will be very spacious and have
incredible views of the Nick Price Golf course community. The sizes
of the condos will be from 750 sq. ft – 1700 sq. ft. |
 - One, Two, and Three Bedrooms
- Large Discounts Available for a Limited Time!
- 750 - 1700 sq. ft.
- Golf Carts
- Prices from $280,000 - $500,000
- Roof-top Solarium Gardens
- Condos have views of Nick Price Golf Course Community
- Membership
- Private beach Access through Grand Coral’s Beach Clubs
Developer: Grand Coral Group Location: Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico, only 20 minutes from the Cancun International Airport. The property’s grand entrance is on the Federal Highway. Golf Course: 18 Hole Championship Golf Course Designer: Nick Price
Par: Par 71
Contractor: Grand Coral Group and Nick Price Course Design Estimated Completion: Early 2010 Golf Course Design Information:
On a visit to Grand Coral Riviera in June 2007, Nick Price walked the site reviewing the stacking of his first project in Mexico. He had this to say about the golf course he is to design: “I am here to begin the design process for this golf course. Before we began the detailed design of the course I like to walk the property, get a feel for the land soil, how it drains or where it doesn’t, the natural vegetation and surroundings including the prevailing winds. With this land, which is essentially flat, we need to be creative. in developing a look for the property, we will create a strategy and style that fits the area as opposed to trying to force something that does not look and feel natural. I feel that too many courses are built with drama and beauty as the main focus and in doing that, the true essence of the game is lost.” “The length of the course will be around 7,000 yards. Rather then make the length a pre-requisite, I try to incorporate all the subtleties of this great game, so that no matter how far players hit the ball they can compete against one another.” “Golf is two games. One game is played in the air and another on the ground. I grew up playing both and I believe that designing golf courses necessitates incorporating both games. Having the ability to run the ball onto a green requires as much skill as flying the ball into the hole, therefore creating a variety of shot values is of the utmost importance to me. Giving golfers options provides interest and variety throughout the round” “Our environment is vital to everything we are and do. Today’s environmental issues are a significant part of the development process. Here at Grand Coral we are working hand in hand with environmental organizations, consultants and regulators to develop solutions to protect and enhance our environment.” “My main goal in course design is to incorporate variety along with relevant challenges for all types of players. My greatest reward is if golfers finish a round and, after lunch, decide to go back out for another nine or even 18 holes because they enjoy playing the course so much” Grand Coral – Golf Course Intent Our overriding design philosophy is that we allow the land to dictate how our golf course will look and how they will play. Starting with the routing, we look for great green settings and move outward as we uncover whether a particular setting will be a par three, four or five. These natural settings and the flow of the land is the genesis for everything else we do on the property. In the case of the Grand Coral project we have designed a great variety of golf holes that are intrinsic to this unique property. The layout of these holes has been woven through the other aspects of the planned development so that while there is a cohesive feel to the project, each area also has its own identity. This is an important aspect as the core area of golf allows players to feel isolated within the natural areas of the property and at the same time the adjacent land uses can appreciate the natural amenity. The golf course will make use of the existing higher ground areas of the property to develop holes that will have undulating topography, offering an experience that will be unique to the area. Because of the flow of this property and the variety that naturally exists, we will focus our efforts on developing a variety of interesting green complexes and dramatic bunkering. | Our highest priority is given to the artistic creation of the putting greens and green complexes in the field, so that they reward shot-making and strategy through the green and fit naturally into the landscape, and so that the short game carries the same interest as the rest of the course. The greens will flow with the natural contour, offering a variety of pin locations and challenging grade separations. We will create bold hazards to confront and interest the best golfers, but always provide options for the player not up to the challenge. We insist that the fairways and clearings are sufficiently wide, so that handicap golfers can get around the course with a minimum of frustration and delay. The look of the course will vary somewhat with the variety of the terrain but we will tie the overall concept together by employing a consistent bunker style incorporating native trees and grasses throughout the golf course, It is our intention to design golf course that will blend seamlessly with the existing property; one that will be a challenge and offer reward to all levels of player; a golf course that will be viewed as an instant classic. |
 Current Status: Design of the golf course in complete. Golf course commenced construction in April 2009 Length: 6,396 meters or 6,995 yards Name of Project: Grand Coral Riviera Maya Grand Coral Riviera Maya Golf Course Information Sheet |