You mean SeaNest Village, right? Like, north of 30-A.Smiling JOe said:You are not the same Tivoli who owns in SeaNest, are you???
The lots vary in size with most being around .1 acres and some totalling around .25 acres.
You mean SeaNest Village, right? Like, north of 30-A.Smiling JOe said:You are not the same Tivoli who owns in SeaNest, are you???
The lots vary in size with most being around .1 acres and some totalling around .25 acres.
Smiling JOe said:You are not the same Tivoli who owns in SeaNest, are you???
The lots vary in size with most being around .1 acres and some totalling around .25 acres.
You should be able to find less expensive lots close to that area for a decent price. Look between Brown St and South Gulf Dr. Currently, I think there is a lot on Brown for under $300k and a couple under $500K. That area is very sleepy and there are some great buys in there.tivoli said:Hey.......not the SeaNest Tivoli.........Summer's Edge, "A Shore Thing"
VT by Kurt........ Looking for a non-rental lot long-term to build........
Location would be awesome near SE too......I have a business I'm
thinking about starting as soon as I can get there permanently..........
Two more years..........Boy's in High School yet...........................
I enjoy your real estate posts tremendously.................................
Smiling JOe said:You should be able to find less expensive lots close to that area for a decent price. Look between Brown St and South Gulf Dr. Currently, I think there is a lot on Brown for under $300k and a couple under $500K. That area is very sleepy and there are some great buys in there.
I'm thinking, "What's the point of that?" Where do you put in a boat around here?Smiling JOe said:I do know that lot #11 comes with a boat (Boston Whaler)
Beach Runner said:I'm thinking, "What's the point of that?" Where do you put in a boat around here?
That's why until everyone got scared about "The Bubble," we were looking for a lot on the bay so we could have a boat when we got bored at the beach. We're waiting now to see how it all shakes down. But even when we were looking, there wasn't much available at a reasonable price. We looked at one piece of property on the bay for a few million. But the access was via a dirt road that passed a bunch of trailers with folks staring at us from their front porches. My daughter and husband started humming the theme song from the movie "Deliverance." I laughed so hard that I almost wet my pants!
I dunno. I thought that boats on Eastern Lake, etc., couldn't be motorized. My daughter's boyfriend had a couple of Sea-Doo's that we'd launch near the 331 bridge. But it's sort of a pain to do it that way - no amenities.wetwilly said:I think on the east side of Eastern Lake there is a place to put a boat in but it might be a private boat launch? Also, I heard you can put one in at Grayton for $5.00 a launch but that is just what I heard?
Anyone know any other place, rules, and cost?
To launch from Grayton Beach, you need a beach permit for you your vehicle and a launch permit for your trailer. Beach permit will cost you about $105 per year and the lauch permit is maybe another $30 per year. It is listed in the muni-code.wetwilly said:I think on the east side of Eastern Lake there is a place to put a boat in but it might be a private boat launch? Also, I heard you can put one in at Grayton for $5.00 a launch but that is just what I heard?
Anyone know any other place, rules, and cost?