You may have heard of the million-dollar highway-it is awesome. 25 miles of breathtaking scenic views. Let me introduce you to the million-dollar view at 3052. Enter the courtyard. The door of the condo is glass. You are impressed with the view. A new Andersen window for a sliding glass door to the patio provides a frame for the picture. Note extensive trim: arch over kitchen, beadboard wall, hidden storage area, and capped and shadow-boxed partition. Crown molding. Kitchen supplied with granite counters, tumbled-marble backsplash, reverse osmosis water filter. Cabinets are cherry. Stainless appliances. The condo has neutral paint throughout. Hardwood floor in the dining area and the living room. Smooth ceiling, of course. The living room has an electric fireplace. Chandeliers in both the dining area and the living room. The brick patio is in a garden setting. Patio furniture is perfect for any time of day. The monarch butterflies come to see the flowers. Birds splash in the birdbath. Some of the neighbors are: owls, egrets, roseate spoonbills, sandpipers, and seagulls. Bedrooms have balconies and ceiling fans. They have full baths. Closets. The primary bedroom has a seating area. The dressing area of the primary bedroom has mirrored sliding glass doors and a recessed chest with a mirror. It has a chandelier as well. Primary bath has a beveled mirror, a white vanity, 16-inch tile floor. The million-dollar view out the primary bedroom window shows the Oak Marsh 9 golf hole and the lagoon. Golfers tee up at the 9th hole of the Oak Marsh course. The Intracoastal Waterway with boats, cruising. The fact that Amelia Island is, in itself, a nature preserve, the one special wow-factor of this villa is, without a doubt, the million-dollar view. Spanish moss sways to and fro. Welcome to 3052!