Blue Mountain Communities features three floorplans ranging in size from 1,864 to 2,286 square feet and three- to five-bedroom, three-bathroom configurations.

"Each of the builders took their time crafting home plans designed to take full advantage of their position on the water's edge and the boating wonderland that awaits at the end of each private dock," said Taratsas. "Relaxed yet refined, the 'uniquely Delta' designs feature generous ground-floor spaces that connect seamlessly to large waterfront decks."

Residents will enjoy a variety of programming and on-site activities available at the Island Camp, which will feature a clubhouse, fitness facilities, waterside movement studio, pool area, event lawn, a game pavilion and a Duffy boat bar created from a refurbished Duffy boat that is on a sandy corner of the Island Camp. In addition, Delta Coves is situated just minutes from fast water at the gateway to 1,000-plus miles of waterways for unlimited boating, fishing and water sports pursuits.

There are a number of environmental sustainability approaches the property took during the building process, Taratsas explains.

"Homes were built on land that is higher than high water and completely protected against flooding," Taratsas tells GlobeSt.com. "Homeowners at Delta Coves aren't required to purchase flood insurance as the builders raised the grade when they constructed the lagoon. The land used for the homes in the lagoon is higher than any other land on Bethel Island. The project has a better and more sustainable levee system than any other in the region."

Moreover, the water recirculation system built specifically for Delta Coves and its lagoon prevents stagnant water and toxic algae from forming, Taratsas explains. The recirculation system maintains a manageable level of organic growth which keeps the lagoon clean and swimmable. The lagoon was dug to maintain cool, deep water and creates an additional 145 acres of sustainable habitat for wildlife with clean water, he says.