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Views from A-2 Carriage Homes
Mid-rise Residences
Belleview Inn
Sandra Miller
Building new legacies.
Playing for keeps.
The Livingstons
Building new legacies.
Finding peace of mind.
All About Family Fun!
Making memories with family, friends and neighbors is what Belleview Place residents love about living here. More than a hundred guests joined the fun during Belleview Place's first egg hunt with the Easter Bunny leading the children as they gathered their eggs. Face painters and a balloon artist rounded out the festivities, along with plenty of tasty treats. To commemorate the festive occasion the Easter Bunny posed for wonderful family photos.
Carriage Home A
Carriage Home C
Mid-Rise A
Mid-Rise C
Tom duPont
Building new legacies.
Creating lasting community.
Chris Wheeler
Building new legacies.
Inspiring more memories.
The Petersens
Building new legacies.
Connecting friends and family.
Eileen Axt
Building new legacies.
Promising peace of mind.
Belleview Inn, Belleair Florida
Carriage Home Virtual Tour
Mid-Rise Virtual Tour
Take a step back in time
Set high on a bluff with magnificent views of Clearwater Harbor and the Belleair Country Club's two golf courses, Belleview Place's 132 luxury condominiums and two-story carriage homes are now taking shape on the site of the former Belleview Biltmore hotel. Its remaining lobby and 35 guest rooms were moved and are currently being transformed into a boutique hotel: the Belleview Inn. The Inn reflects the unique historic connection of Belleview Place and sets the tone for the elegant and graceful lifestyle residents will enjoy.
Take a step back in time with us the explore the storied history of this celebrated hotel.
The Big Move Complete
After many months of meticulous planning, on Dec. 21, 2016, the lobby and 35 guest rooms of the original all-wood Belleview Biltmore Hotel were lifted and slowly rolled into a permanent new home, just 320 feet away. “This is the first step in the process of bringing the building back to life,” said a delighted Mike Cheezem, CEO of developer JMC Communities. “We're looking forward to opening the new community and enjoying this exciting amenity.” The tedious move was orchestrated by Pennsylvania-based Wolfe Brothers House & Building Movers. “This building has a lot of character,” said project manager Jamin Buckingham, declaring the process, “a seamless operation.” Belleair Mayor Gary Katica expressed gratitude for preserving a part of the legendary hotel and adding exceptional new homes while being mindful of the building's historical significance to the community, declaring it “a breath of fresh air.”