What happened to 'HGTV 2024 Dream Home'? Florida property faces major obstacles before move-in
ANASTASIA ISLAND, FLORIDA: The 'HGTV 2024 Dream Home' has hit a major stumbling block just before its scheduled move-in date. According to local broadcaster Action News Jax, St. Augustine officials have halted the home's clearance process. While the house seems almost ready for its lucky new occupant, certain improvements apparently lacked proper approval. As a result, it is not currently approved by the St Augustine Planning and Zoning Board.
The addition in question is an existing seawall around the residence. It just never had clearance to be added. As of this week, the board has opted to defer the decision on approving or rejecting the property as a whole. The city believes that because the residence is situated near a wildlife conservation zone, it "discourages the disturbance of natural shorelines."
There are also concerns about the home's pool deck, which violates the city's conservation zone regulations. The board is requesting extra time for approval for the house. However, more than 100 million people have already entered the contest. With the contest's deadline of February 15 approaching, it is unclear how the home's clearance procedure will proceed.
Where is the 'HGTV 2024 Dream Home' located?
'HGTV 2024 Dream Home' is giving away its dreamiest home ever, located on gorgeous Anastasia Island, Florida! Inspired by seaside beauty, the property incorporates the rich history of America's oldest city to create a soothing getaway for one lucky winner.
Who designed the 'HGTV 2024 Dream Home'?
"Coastal comfort chic" was the phrase chosen to characterize 'HGTV 2024 Dream Home'. The mansion, located on Anastasia Island, is Florida's fifth HGTV Dream mansion. Architect Michael Stauffer designed the home, which was built by local builder Glenn Layton Homes. Brian Patrick Flynn designed the inside of this enormous mountain home, which incorporates elements of outdoor living, high rural style, and plenty of natural light.
What happens if you win 'HGTV 2024 Dream Home'?
The home is part of an HGTV competition in which one winner will get a whole new home, a Mercedes-Benz E-Class automobile, and $100,000 cash. The Grand Prize Winner is responsible for all federal, state, and local taxes associated with the prize.
The Grand Prize Winner will get a 1099 tax form for the actual amount of the Grand Prize. The details of all aforementioned aspects of the Grand Prize in the Promotion will be chosen entirely by the Sponsor.
