JUPITER, Fla. -- Private Quarters Club announced the launch of its newest property, Amelia National, at the Amelia National Golf Club in Fernandina Beach, Florida. What makes Private Quarters Club's Amelia National property unique is that it brings affordable luxury to mid-market consumers, who can now enjoy second homes with world-class amenities, and the privilege and prestige of golf and country club membership, at prices within their reach. Amelia National joins Private Quarters Club's Porto Cima community located at Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks, and the Geneva National Private Quarters Club near Lake Como in Wisconsin, in offering this first-of-its-kind experience of a world-class country club lifestyle at prices within reach of a new group of buyers.

Amelia National offers a unique experience to mid-market consumers who thought that the exclusivity of the private country club lifestyle was an unattainable dream. At Amelia National, fractional ownership of beautifully appointed homes includes full golf/country club membership; use of a challenging course designed by golf legend Tom Fazio; golfing privileges even when members aren't in residence; reciprocity with other Private Quarters Club golf courses; highly attentive Cloud Nine Concierge™ and maid service; and all the advantages of a second home without high maintenance costs and obligations.

"Private Quarters Club's Amelia National community offers a first-of-its-kind getaway experience for avid golfers. It provides an extraordinary opportunity for families spending time together, empty nesters, or even entrepreneurs and their customers to get away to it all and enjoy the unique club lifestyle," said Richard P. Bellinger, a principal of Private Quarters Club. "We like to say that our second homes are where passion and privilege meet. With Amelia National, we can share this fine quality of life with a whole new type of clientele."

Fractional ownership of second homes in private residence clubs often costs $350,000 or more, in addition to $25,000 in annual dues. Private Quarters Club has brought this exceptional experience to mid-market buyers with a passion for "the finer things in life." To become members of Private Quarters Club's newest Amelia National community, for instance, owners pay $75,000 for a deed to a luxurious three-bedroom villa (in the case of Amelia National, a "showcase" home valued at approximately $750,000) or $50,000 for a two-bedroom home—-giving them rights to three weeks of their dream lifestyle every year for the rest of their lives. Owners also pay a nominal $4,200 in annual dues for a three-bedroom home or $3,100 for a two-bedroom home, and can sell their deeds or leave them to heirs if they wish. Each villa offers floor-to-ceiling luxury, from plasma televisions to gourmet kitchens featuring Viking appliances; maid service; an attentive concierge to fill special requests and the security of living in a private, gated community.

The Private Quarters Club properties are built and managed by Devcon Development of Jupiter, Fla. -- a leading real estate development company well-known for creating innovative, master-planned communities. Private Quarters Club and Devcon Development are led by principals Roland LaBonte, Richard P. Bellinger (who acted as Jack Nicklaus' executive in the Nicklaus-Sierra Development Company), Jim Hall and Chad LaBonte. Together, they have brought an extraordinary level of luxury and privilege to a new class of buyers.

For more information on Private Quarters Club's Amelia National community, please call (877) 594-3550 or click here.

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