Has Sandpiper Village completed its Florida Milestone Inspection and SIRS?

Yes. Sandpiper Village is a four-story building, which places it under Florida's mandatory Milestone Inspection and Structural Integrity Reserve Study requirements. Both have been completed, and reserve funding is adequate. Current reserve study documentation is available on request.

Does Sandpiper Village have garages?

No. Sandpiper Village uses surface parking rather than private garages. Buyers who specifically want a garage typically look at Tides II, which offers attached 2-car garages.

Are Sandpiper Village units accessible without stairs?

Yes. All four buildings are elevator-served with no stairs required to reach any residence, along with wide hallways and doorways throughout.

What floor plans are available in Sandpiper Village?

Three floor plans: the Monte Azul at 1,810 square feet with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (interior unit), the Monte Villa at 2,002 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (interior unit), and the Monte Verde at 2,129 square feet with 2 bedrooms, a den, and 2 bathrooms, always positioned as an end or corner unit.

Sandpiper Village at Sweetwater by Del Webb

Elevator-served condo living, no stairs to worry about, and one of the few Florida condo buildings in the area that's already fully caught up on the state's new safety requirements.

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Milestone Inspection & SIRS Complete

I get asked about this constantly, so let's start here: Sandpiper Village is a four-story building, which means it falls under Florida's mandatory Milestone Inspection and Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) requirements. Both are already done, reserve funding is adequate, and I'm happy to send you the current reserve study directly — just ask. A lot of Florida condo buyers are dealing with buildings that can't say that right now, so it's worth knowing upfront.

What Sandpiper Village Is

Interior entrance of a Sandpiper Village mid-rise building with elevator access at Sweetwater by Del Webb

Four mid-rise buildings, 32 units each, 128 total — that's the whole neighborhood, and it hasn't changed since it was built. Every building has two elevators, wide bright hallways, and secure entry, so there's genuinely no stairs between the parking area and your front door. That's the whole appeal for a lot of buyers here: true lock-and-leave living, without giving up space.

Unit count: 128 total (4 buildings × 32 units)
Accessibility: Elevator-served, zero stairs to any residence, wide halls and doorways
Parking: Surface parking — no private garages
Size range: Plans run up to roughly 2,100+ square feet, larger than you'd expect from a condo
Setting: Tree and pond views, with a genuine sense of community within each building

Floor Plans

Monte Azul

1,810 sq ft · 2 bed, 2 bath · Interior unit

The smallest Sandpiper plan — though at 1,810 square feet, it's still quite large for a condo. Separate living and dining areas, plus a screened lanai.

Monte Villa

2,002 sq ft · 3 bed, 2 bath · Interior unit

Sandpiper's only 3-bedroom floor plan. Genuinely useful for buyers who want a dedicated guest room or office rather than just a den.

Monte Verde

2,129 sq ft · 2 bed + den, 2 bath · End/corner unit

Monte Verde floor plan diagram, Sandpiper Village at Sweetwater by Del Webb

The largest Sandpiper plan, and always an end or corner unit — worth knowing, since that position brings extra windows and natural light most interior units don't get.

Who Sandpiper Village Fits Best

I send buyers here when they want space without stairs — snowbirds who lock up and leave for months at a time, people managing mobility concerns who still want a real living room and a second bedroom, and anyone visiting Mayo Clinic regularly who values not thinking about their building's condition. If a private garage is non-negotiable for you, Sandpiper isn't the fit — that's what Tides II is for. But if elevator access and documented structural peace of mind matter more than a garage, this is worth a serious look.