Custom Pool & Outdoor Living Design in The Palms at Nocatee

Explore a property-specific pool, spa, renovation or outdoor-living plan for The Palms at Nocatee. Cove & Stone starts with the home, the site and the way its owners want to use the backyard.

Start with the specific property in The Palms at Nocatee.

A neighborhood name is only a starting point for a pool project in The Palms at Nocatee. Yard dimensions, access, utilities, existing landscape, drainage, grading and any community review can differ from one address to another. Those details should be confirmed before settling on a layout or construction scope.

Cove & Stone helps homeowners in Northeast Florida plan custom residential pools, spas, renovations and connected outdoor-living spaces. Pool size and features, materials, equipment and adjacent spaces can be considered together, with a 3D design review to discuss the direction before construction coordination.

Begin with the site

Review the home, yard dimensions, access and known property conditions before choosing pool placement or outdoor-room locations.

Set the pool and spa goals

Discuss pool size, layout, water features and the ways the household wants to swim, relax and gather.

Coordinate the surroundings

Consider decking, shade, lighting, kitchens and planting as part of one backyard plan rather than disconnected additions.

Review the design direction

Use 3D visualization and material selections to discuss proportions and circulation while the project is still in design.

Planning for The Palms at Nocatee

Bring the address and project goals for The Palms at Nocatee.

A useful first conversation begins with the exact property and the intended project. Engineering, permitting, community review and regulated pool-work responsibilities must be verified for the address and applicable scope.

Whether the project is a new pool, a renovation or a broader outdoor-living plan
The pool size, layout, spa, features and materials being considered
Any known access, utility, drainage, association or jurisdiction questions to verify