Windsor Properties

Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving holiday and welcoming our Member families back to Windsor as we officially kick off the season at this weekend’s Welcome Back Party. Photo by Adrian Doza

In the fall edition of our newsletter, we feature a variety of properties currently on the market, including various lifestyle options in the Village, along the golf course, and on the ocean. We also provide an update on the North Village, Windsor’s final development phase. Also in this issue, we share some exciting news on our Robert Trent Jones Jr. golf course being certified as an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary by Audubon International, the appointment of Jared Nemitz as our Director of Agronomy, and the promotion of Jony Leitenbauer to Director of Tennis. You can also read up on our upcoming exhibition at The Gallery at Windsor presenting a joint show by leading British artists Christopher Le Brun and Charlotte Verity, as well as a fall Florida Native Plant photography display by award-winning naturalist and photographer, Roger L. Hammer. Read the entire issue by visiting https://bit.ly/3V35snZ

The North Village will feature an almost 3-acre park along the banks of one of the neighborhood’s two lakes. Residents can enjoy the park for walking, exercising, picnicking, or to simply observe the native flora and fauna. Walking paths meander through woodland and wetland areas and boardwalk overlooks provide long views across the lake and its rookery island. Rendering by IF STUDIO and NQS Creative

When Windsor Members return this season, they can stop by The Gallery at Windsor to view a Florida Native Plant photography display featuring the stunning photography of Roger L. Hammer, an award-winning professional naturalist, botanist, author, and photographer. More than 35 vivid photographs grace the walls and will be the backdrop for a series of educational and wellness events planned for the space, including a native plant talk and meditation sessions. Members can also tap into native plant resources including books and videos available for viewing in the gallery’s media room. In January, the exhibition will travel to the Environmental Learning Center (ELC) where it will be on display through the end of February. The ELC rotating art shows feature a dynamic selection of artists that align with its mission of environmental stewardship. Image 1-2: Installation photography by Aric Attas Image 3: Melanthera nivea (Snow Squarestem) Image 4: Coreopsis leavenworthii (Leavenworth’s Tickseed) Image 5: Passiflora pallens (Pale Passionflower) Image 6: Coreopsis nudata (Georgia Tickseed)

We are pleased to announce that Windsor’s legendary Robert Trent Jones Jr. golf course has been certified an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, joining an elite group of the world’s most sustainable golf clubs. The designation follows a comprehensive evaluation of Windsor’s environmental standards for the golf course and reflects the Club’s dedication to enhancing the area’s natural surroundings and strengthening the local wildlife habitat. Windsor’s course is now one of approximately 900 courses in the world to hold this prestigious certification. The Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program, developed by Audubon International, guides golf courses in protecting the environment and preserving golf's natural heritage. The path to certification includes a review of environmental planning, wildlife and habitat management, outreach and education, chemical use reduction, water conservation, and water quality management. "Windsor has shown a strong commitment to its environmental program. They are to be commended for their efforts to provide a sanctuary for wildlife on the golf course property," said Christine Kane, CEO at Audubon International. Photo by Jeffrey R. Bertch Visit https://bit.ly/3ZqBb5v to view the full press release.

Opening on January 27, 2025, The Gallery at Windsor will present “Left Hand, Right Hand,” an expansive exhibition of recent works by Christopher Le Brun and Charlotte Verity. Curated by Robin Vousden, the exhibition will feature more than 35 of the artists’ works, including some of the largest scale paintings each of them has made to date. “Left Hand, Right Hand” will be accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue featuring a new text on the artists’ work by Robin Vousden. The book will also re-issue lyrical and personal essays about each artist written by Edmund de Waal, first published in 2014 and 2016 by Ridinghouse, London. The Gallery at Windsor is open to the public by appointment. Details on public opening times and how to reserve a docent-led tour will be published on the Windsor website soon. Images: Betula Weeping, 2009-2014, (detail) Oil on canvas, 60.5 x 75.4 cm, 23 7?8 x 29 3?4 x 7?8 in ? Charlotte Verity, all rights reserved DACS 2024 Courtesy Albertz Benda, New York Cymbal, 2022, (detail) Oil on canvas, 85.3 x 100.3 cm, 33 5?8 x 39 1?2 in ? Christopher Le Brun, all rights reserved DACS 2024 Courtesy Albertz Benda, New York

Comprised of 47 acres, more than three-fourths of the North Village has been reserved for landscape and open space. Nearly 10 acres of the plan will be dedicated to aquatic habitat and 26.5 acres reserved for parks, native hammocks, marshes and tree islands. All of the 34 homesites will enjoy long views over two new water bodies, a lake to the east and an estuary on the west. Pricing for the remaining homesites begins at $1.1 million. Explore the North Village by visiting https://bit.ly/3ZBvt0L Rendering by IF STUDIO and NQS Creative

We are pleased to announce Left Hand, Right Hand, an expansive exhibition of recent works by Sir Christopher Le Brun and Charlotte Verity, will be on display at The Gallery at Windsor from January 27 to April 25, 2025. Curated by Robin Vousden, the exhibition will provide a rare opportunity to see these two major British painters side by side, as they exhibit together for the first time in the USA. Since meeting in 1974 at the Slade School of Fine Art, London, and marrying in 1979, Le Brun and Verity have developed a rich artistic dialogue arising from years of shared experience, yet which is expressed by distinct painterly sensibilities. Le Brun’s work is led by his imagination, revealing a commitment to the essential pleasure of painting for its own sake, its processes and physicality. By contrast, Verity’s lucid compositions, born from hours of close observation and intense looking, distil a precise yet capacious vision of the world. Left Hand, Right Hand will feature some of the artists’ largest-scale paintings to date, highlighting for the very first time Le Brun’s and Verity’s closely connected yet contrasting careers, both characterised by a continuing spirit of invention and renewal. Both artists’ work is available from albertz benda gallery New York. Image 1: Christopher Le Brun and Charlotte Verity portraits by Simon Dawson Image 2: Small Seasons, Summer, 2023, (detail) Christopher Le Brun, oil on canvas, 76.5 x 148.5 cm Image 3: Glance, 2021, (detail), Charlotte Verity, oil on canvas, 90 x 120.5 cm

Congratulations to Ellen Hamilton for having one of her Windsor Properties projects featured in THE LIVING ROOM by the Design Leadership Network and published by ASSOULINE. The 312-page book showcases extraordinary interiors by DLN Members and Partners, celebrating thoughtful design across a wide variety of styles and locales. ? Photo by Thomas Loof Styling by Mieke ten Have

Windsor Golf Course Country Estate featured in Golfweek: Set along the southern perimeter of the golf course with magnificent sweeping views over the lakes and links, this 1.7-acre property – the largest Country Estate at Windsor – has been designed as a family-style compound. The main residence and four guest cottages together offer 13 bedrooms, allowing ample space to host extended family and friends. Photography by Jessica Glynn Photography