Section 2 is the smallest and least developed section within Columbus Landings. Situated between Sections 1 and 3, it offers a quiet setting for buyers looking for privacy and the opportunity to own property in an area that remains largely untouched.

There are currently no homes built in Section 2. For some buyers, that is exactly its appeal. It offers a rare chance to build in a peaceful natural environment before further development takes place.

The southern boundary follows a dramatic stretch of coastline where rugged limestone cliffs alternate with smaller sandy coves. Although there are no direct beachfront lots in this section, since the road is between the first row of lots and the coastline, the French Bay Beach is only a short walk away, allowing residents to enjoy easy access to the shoreline and beautiful sea views.

Section 2 is currently off-grid, making it well suited for modern solar-powered homes with rainwater cisterns and backup generators. Many buyers specifically seek this type of self-sufficient lifestyle, appreciating the independence and tranquility it provides.

One of Section 2's greatest attractions is its sense of seclusion. With no homes currently built, visitors experience the area much as it has existed for generations—quiet, natural, and largely untouched.

For those looking for complete peace and the opportunity to create their own island retreat, Section 2 offers a blank canvas with enormous potential.

🌴 Best For

• * Nature Lovers
• * Buyers seeking privacy
• * Off-grid enthusiasts
• * Future home builders
• * Buyers wanting flexible zoning options
• * Investors looking for undeveloped areas

⭐ Things to Know

• * One of the two most affordable sections in Columbus Landings
• * Smallest section of Columbus Landings
• * No homes currently built
• * Solar living recommended
• * Short walk to French Bay beach
• * Rugged coastline with small sandy coves

💬 Unni's Local Tip

"If you're the kind of person who enjoys hearing nothing but the wind and the waves, Section 2 is worth exploring. It's one of the quietest places in Columbus Landings, and it's easy to imagine what this part of the island looked like long before any subdivision existed."