# WaterColor, Florida

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**WaterColor** is an unincorporated [master-planned community](/source/Master-planned_community) located in [Walton County](/source/Walton_County,_Florida), [Florida](/source/Florida), United States, between [Grayton Beach](/source/Grayton_Beach,_Florida) and [Seaside](/source/Seaside,_Florida). This 499-acre (202-hectare) Southern resort and residential community was planned by [Cooper, Robertson & Partners](/source/Cooper,_Robertson_%26_Partners) under the direction of The [St. Joe Company](/source/St._Joe_Company).[1][2]

## References

1. Allen, Greg (29 April 2007). ["Fla. Company Plans to Develop Thousands of Acres"](https://www.npr.org/2007/04/29/9857896/fla-company-plans-to-develop-thousands-of-acres). *npr*. Retrieved 7 March 2024.

1. Penner, Richard H.; Adams, Lawrence; Rutes, Walter (2013-05-07). [*Hotel Design, Planning and Development*](https://books.google.com/books?id=GodMKLFn17wC&pg=PT260). Routledge. ISBN 978-1-135-14088-5.

## External links

- [WaterColor website](https://www.mywatercolorcommunity.com)

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