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Cedar Point Changes Hands
Majority control of Cedar Point subdivision changed hands this week when local company Waterfront Development purchased the Dallas-based lender EIC who had foreclosed on the property.
Immediately after completing the purchase, Waterfront Development paid off over $60,000 in back taxes and donated 114 lots to the Property Owners Association; giving them needed Green Belts, parks and several key maintenance areas in the subdivision.
What’s the single nicest thing about Cornwall self catering? At the end of he day it’s probably quite simple. It’s being near to the sea. And Crantock beach is a genuine gem in the county’s crown.
There is something about a beach that does a person’s soul good. Philosophers have pondered the reason why the sea holds such a powerful attraction for millennia. Some scientists believe it’s because we migrated away from Africa in a time of famine and sea food was our main food source for hundreds, perhaps thousands of years. So the sea could be hard-wired into our hereditary make up as a a valuable thing to have nearby. Whatever the reason, shorelines make us feel good. Whether a keen autumn wind is blowing sand against your chilly cheek or you’re lying supine, stunned by the sunshine, being close to the sea gives us a modest but specific ‘high’.
Crantock beach is one of Cornwall’s very best, a treat of a beach with plenty to do for youngsters and grown ups alike. Just one justification why holidaymakers flock to rent the area’s numerous terrific holiday villas. In Cornwall the sea is a natural part of daily life. But to the majority of people it’s a real indulgence. Artists visit to capture the fantastically clean, clear light, enormous skies and forever-changing seascapes at Crantock. Nature lovers stroll the sands picking up tiny shells and marvelling at the captivating plant life and animals. Birdwatchers get pleasure from the often uncommon bird life. Companions sit shoulder to shoulder viewing the night gently fall, clinking cool glasses of superior wine. Tanning devotees dream their days away in sunbathing heaven. And, as expected, there’s great bodyboarding.
We have vacationed in Northwest Florida, Walton County in particular, for twenty years – and love it! The best, uncrowded beaches in the country – reasonable cost – great restaurants – terrific beach properties to lease! So we are very enthusiastic about the area – but what about the economic realities of investing in Florida — at this time?
Northwest Florida has a vibrant and steady tourist business, with low unemployment. The brand new Panama City International Airport, projected to open in January 2010, will make the area quickly accessible from virtually anywhere in the United States and Europe. It is expected to provide a major boost to the areas economy, and should increase demand for real estate.
We believe the Florida panhandle is a solid place to buy real estate, and that real estate values, though flat right now (January 2008) are likely to move sharply upward, especially for oceanfront and Gulf view properties. But thats our view! Here are some other folks opinions on the area.
This Seal Beach vacation rental is serene, light and airy and is newly remodeled and beautifully appointed to sleep 2-4 persons. The private entrance is located behind a colorful cottage garden adjacent to a historic California bungalow. A reserved parking space and a parking pass for street parking are provided.
Once inside, the warm wood floors and sisal area rugs complement the decor’s cool ocean colors. Relax in the comfortable bedroom with hand carved headboard, queen bed, ceiling fan, full length mirror, and plenty of storage. Feel the breeze drift thru the living area with two twin beds and plenty of pillows while viewing the 42 flat screen HDTV. The large dining table seats four and the separate kitchen is fully equipped with stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, blender, toaster and cooking utensils. Beach towels, chairs, and cooler are provided for a trip to the beach just across the street.
Easy to get to, Seal Beach is just 18 miles from John Wayne airport, 7 miles from Long Beach airport, and 22 miles south of Los Angeles. It is 1.4 miles to the new Dendreon facility and Boeing and convenient to Los Alamitos Medical Center, Long Beach Memorial Hospital, Long Beach State University, the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station and the Los Alamitos Air Force Base.
Let’s face it-when we think of vacation homes, we think of extremely expensive, lavish, kind of gigantic type houses that you probably wouldn’t be able to afford. After all, it’s a whole home away from home-right?
But the fact of the matter is that it can actually be more benefiting and quite a bit cheaper if you simply rent a vacation home as opposed to renting a hotel room. And let’s face it-the regular old hotel room rules don’t always apply. After all, who wants to stay cooped up in a hotel room while you’re waiting to go out? Or wake up super early while on vacation so that you can go get a breakfast that has probably seen the same table the last three days and even more hands.
Vacation homes give you a lot more freedom than other means of housing. After all, while on vacation, you’ve probably said to yourself at least one time before -I really wish that I had my– when you were housed in a hotel. Now, if you rent a house for vacation, you may find that you have everything that you need right there. You don’t have to go out to eat if you don’t want to, you don’t have to wake up at six am for stale bagels and butter in a tiny little plastic container that’s melted by the time you get to it. You can also make as much noise as you want. Maybe your kids want to jam out playing Guitar Hero in the living room-that’s not possible in a hotel, unless you want to get the evil glares of death from every surrounding room. However, you can play whatever you want in vacation homes!