General Information

Last updated: 03/06/25

Our Amenities: Basketball Bocce Ball Courts Horseshoe Courts Indoor Pool Indoor Sauna Indoor Spa  Meeting Hall (North Hall) Outdoor Heated Pool Playground Recreational Hall (South Hall) Shuffleboard Courts Tennis Courts

Available Properties in Holiday Condominium

Interested in purchasing or renting in Holiday Condominium? 

View listing of available properties

This link is to a public Facebook group where owners can post their available properties.
You do not need a Facebook account to view the posts.
Please note, Holiday Condominium, Inc. does not verify the accuracy of posts nor act as an intermediary for transactions. 

Renting in Holiday Condominium 

All prospective adult occupants seeing a rental of 90 days or more must submit to a background check. After signing a lease, renters must provide their contact information to park management. Renters must check in whenever they are in residence in Holiday Condo. 

Purchasing in Holiday Condominium 

Prospective purchasers must submit to a background check if they are not currently owners in Holiday Condominium. After closing, new owners must provide their contact information to park management (inclusive of opting in/out of the directory). Owners must check in whenever they are in residence in Holiday Condo.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - 2024

We are a condominium community governed by the Florida Condominium Act 718.

Q. Do owners pay lot rent?

A. No, Owners own their own land and unit (if any). They pay monthly maintenance fees.

Q. What are the present monthly fees and are all lots charged the same?

A. They are $166.47 per month and each lot is assessed the same with the exception of six (6) half lots which pay 1⁄2 of the monthly fee. There are 508 total lots.

Q. What is included in the fee?

A. Monthly fees fund the operational budget and reserves. Included in the fees are items found in the operating budget, including but not limited to mowing & trimming of owner properties and common areas, water, sewer, trash & recycling, roads, staff, office, buildings, and common area utilities and elements.

Q. How are the fees calculated?

A. Annually the association’s finance committee, composed of community members, board members, and the Manager, meet to set the budget for the fiscal year, which is April 1 to March 31st. The fully-funded budget must be approved by the Board at a meeting. See Section 8. Fiscal Management in Holiday Condominium’s Bylaws.

Q. What other costs could an owner have?

A. The owner is responsible for their utilities (electricity, cable T.V., telephone, wifi, etc.) and general maintenance, as well as insurance. Special Assessments could be issued by the Board.

Q. How does the condominium association function?

A. There is a Board of Directors of seven (7) owners elected by the owners, with four (4) being elected on even years and three (3) elected on odd years. Directors are elected to run the association. There is an on-site park manager and other staff members responsible for daily operations. The park manager takes direction from the board president. The community is governed by our governing documents and State Statutes.

Q. What facilities are available to owners?

A. There is a children's playground, bocce ball area, shuffleboard courts, tennis courts, and horseshoe area. We have the South Hall which contains a card room, library, and room for small gatherings. Adjacent to the South Hall is a coin/app laundry, outdoor pool and restrooms outfitted with showers. The North Hall is the main gathering place in the park and has a stage, seating for large groups, an av system and a bingo board. Adjacent to the North Hall is the pantry, another gathering area outfitted with a kitchen and restrooms, followed by the indoor pool area which contains a pool, spa, sauna, locker shower rooms, and a small coin/app laundry.

Owners that are renting their property/properties and own no other properties, forfeit their usage rights to amenities. This access is delegated to their renters for the duration of the rental agreement. These owners have access to the park only.

Q. What are the activities in the Community?

A. The Board approves all activities in the community. In the past few years we have had:

• Paid/fee-based events: Coffee Klatch (early morning coffee) card nights, pancake dinners, horseshoes, dominoes, state dinners, and dances
• Free events: Pot luck dinners, and Picnic in the Park.

A full list of our activities can be found on the park’s website: https://holidaycondominium.mycommunitysite.app/holiday-condo-activities-calendar

Q. Can units or lots be rented? Are there any restrictions?

A. Yes to both. Neither the office nor the association are responsible for rentals. They are private transactions between owners and their renters. The owner is required to comply with the association’s governing documents regarding rentals. A rental is restricted to six (6) months in the calendar year and requires management approval. Owners are required to provide a full set of rules to all renters and are fully responsible for their conduct.

Q. Are pets allowed? Are there any restrictions?

A. Yes to both. You may have up to two animals, this includes birds. Some breeds of dogs are not permitted. (See Holiday Condominium Rules and Regulations). For both the safety of your pets and other residents, all dogs and cats must be on a leash at all times when outside. Proof of vaccination must be on file at the office. A dog walk is located at the rear of the park and behind the North Hall. Owners must pick up after their animal.

Q. Can an owner make changes to his unit or bring in a new one?

A. Yes, however there are setback regulations by the community and county. Any change requires prior approval. Owners are required to submit a change request to the office and will be asked to provide plans and/or a survey. A county permit may be required. All of this needs to be done prior to making any changes.

Q. Is Holiday an age restricted community? (55 and over)

A. No.

Q. Where do I find out about properties available for rent or purchase?

A. Neither the office nor the Association are responsible for maintaining a list of available properties. There is a public Facebook group (no Facebook account is required) where owners can list their properties: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hcproperties

Revised: November 2024
Accurate through March 31, 2025