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249 Yacht Club Dr Fort Walton Beach Florida

Contact Brandon Jordan cell (850)-758-1236
Detached Single Family
.
MLS#:
409593 OfficeFile#: 27306
ListPrice:
$1,900,000
Status:
Active Last Change: 6/1/2007
ApproxSF:
5,932 BG:
Address:
249 YACHT CLUB DR
$/Sqft:
$320.29
FORT WALTON BEACH, FL
Bedrooms:
5
Zip:
32548
Baths Full/Half:
3/1
County:
OKALOOSA
Stories:
2
MainArea:
12 Fort Walton Beach
YearBuilt:
1970
SubArea:
02 EAST FORT WALTON BEACH
OccStat:
Occupied
Subdiv:
HUGHES ESTATES 2ND ADDN
ImmOcc?
Y
ParcelID:
12-2S-24-1251-0002-0070
ConstrStat:
ConstrCmplt
ElemSch: ELLIOTT POINT Middle: MEIGS High: CHOCTAWHATCHEE
Dir:
Eglin Pkwy east onto Yacht Club, house on left.
Legal:
HUGHES ESTATES 2ND LOTS 7 & 8 BLK 2
Another $500,000.00 price reduction.Property is now listed $1,050,000.00 below the appraised value from(10/31/2005)of $2,950,000.00.This one of a kind multi-level home on 2.05 acres was purchased in 2001 by the present owner then completely remodeled. The list of improvements is extensive, but the main items are the following: New dimensional shingle roof, new copper gutters around complete house, all new plumbing and electrical wiring, four new HVAC units, two gas and one wood burning fireplace, new sea wall and dock, all new windows and doors, sump pump system for house and lawn, gas line for outside BBQ, 200+ year old random width pine floors, travertine tiles in bathrooms,sunroom and outside porches, new ceramic tiles lower level of house, new ice-maker, dish washer, six burner cook-top and down draught in island, gas lighting along side of driveway, front porch and rear porch, powder coated railings on front and rear of house, surround sound with Bose speakers, state of the art security, wireless internet, Generac whole house gas generator, air conditioned attic space for extra storage,1365sf standup basement/storage/workshop area,four walk-in closets for the master suite and the list goes on and on. The sprinkler system needs work, and is being conveyed "as is". The lamp fixtures over the kitchen & dining room table plus the glass pantry door with the etched palm tree will be replaced with similar items.
ParkingSpaces:
Garage:2
Lot Dim.:
183.25X469.0X207.86X361.32
LotAcc:
Controlled Access, County Road, Paved Road
WatFrnt:
Bay, Riparian Rights, Shore: Seawall
PrkingFeat:
Guest, Other
Acres:
2.05
Zoning:
Residential Single Family
WatView:
Bay
WFFeet:
207
LotFeat:
Bulkhead/Seawall, Flood Insurance Required, Interior, Level, Survey Available
ProjFacil:
Room Type
Lvl
Dimnsns
Dining/Living
1
18x35
Design:
Spanish
SunRoom
1
19x28
Kitchen
1
22x23
Const/Siding:
Foundation Slab On Grade, Roof Composite Shingle, Siding Brick All
Bedrm:Master
1
16x20
Office
1
8x15
ExtFeatures:
Boat Slip, Boathouse, Boatlift, Columns, Dock, Fenced Privacy, Hurricane Shutters, Lawn Pump, Patio Covered, Patio Enclosed, Shower, Sprinkler System
Bath: Master
1
6x25
Bedrm:Additnl
1
13x17
IntFeatures:
Breakfast Bar, Ceiling:Crown Molding, Ceiling:Trayed/Coffered, Fireplace 2+, Fireplace:Gas, Floor:Hardwood, Floor:Tile, Guest Quarters, Kitchen:Island, Lighting:Recessed, Split Bedroom, Wallpaper, Washer/Dryer Hookup, Upgraded Media Wiring, Pantry
UtilityRoom
1
8x14
Other
1
9x14
Appliances:
Auto Garage Door Opener, Cooktop, Dishwasher, Disposal, Fire Alarm/Sprinkler, Ice Machine, Microwave, Oven:Double, Refrigerator W/Ice Maker, Security System, Smoke Detector
Bedrm:Additnl
2
14x15
Bedrm:Additnl
2
11x13
Utilities:
Electric, Gas:Natural, Phone, Public Sewer, Public Water, TV Cable
Bedrm:Additnl
2
13x16
Exercise
2
16x27
Energy:
A/C: Central Electric, A/C: High Efficiency, A/C: Two Or More, Attic Fan, Ceiling Fans, Double Paned Windows, Heat: Central Electric, Heat: High Efficiency, Heat: Two Or More, Insulated Doors, Ridge Vent, Water Heater: Electric, Water Heater: Gas, Water Heater: Two Or More
LivingRoom
2
13x15
Mbed/Mbath: Mbath Double Vanity, Mbath Separate Shower, Mbed First Floor, Mbed Sitting Area, Mbed Walk-In Closet, Mbed Waterfront, Mbed Balcony, Mbed Trey Ceiling

yacht club north light in niceville florida

NICEVILLE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--North Light Yacht Club today unveiled its custom-built information center, marking the completion of Phase One of the multi-million dollar luxury yacht club, marina and dry storage facility. North Light Yacht Club is located on 734 feet of waterfront along Choctawhatchee Bay at the intersection of Highway 85 and Highway 20 in the heart of northwest Florida.
North Light Yacht Club was created to provide an all-inclusive boating experience to boaters and their families on the Gulf Coast. Amenities and services will include a full-service restaurant with al fresco dining, an outdoor pool and spa, fitness center, concierge services and organized activities and events for adults and children. Among the club's unique features will be the ability of its members to own an individual dry slip in the North Light Boathouse, an on-site 280-slip dry storage condominium facility built to withstand 130 mph winds. Slips ranging from 30-40 feet can be purchased or leased with an option to purchase through one of North Light's sales programs through Aquatic Resort Properties and Cabela's Trophy Properties, LLC.
The marina will be operated by Coastal Marina Management, affiliated with Galati Yachts, and will offer wholesale fuel, launching services and wet slips for members. The club plans to partner with several reputable boat brokers for members who wish to purchase a boat.
Phase Two, slated for completion in early 2009, will include construction of the state-of-the-art marina, dry storage facility, pool and pool deck and The Bridge - a 4,200 square-foot, two-story clubhouse featuring a bar and grill, nicely-appointed restrooms and showers and The Fleet Room, available for social gatherings and meetings.
"The view from The Bridge will be spectacular because it's right on the waterfront," said Liz Empson, North Light director of sales. "Members and their families will be able to enjoy themselves in a classy, but relaxed environment. Here, luxury will be comfortable and attainable for families."
Phase Three includes the construction and grand opening of the 12,000 square-foot clubhouse and will commence once Phase Two is complete.
"Service is paramount at North Light Yacht Club," said Joe Winkeler of Ozean, LLC, owner and developer of the project. "We want to provision the boats and help families launch in the morning and then guide them back in after a full day out on the water. We'll unload, clean and retire the boat back into its slip while the family socializes and enjoys dinner together at the club. It's about letting real, everyday people indulge. And the club's location in Niceville will provide boaters with easy, convenient access to the entire Gulf Coast."
Renderings, descriptions of amenities and pricing are all available at the new Information Center. Currently, the club is offering dry-slip, social and corporate memberships. Those interested must complete and submit a signed membership application and deposit.
The club is a 15-minute boat ride to the Gulf of Mexico, a 10-30 minute drive from most Okaloosa and Walton County resorts and a 10-minute drive to Okaloosa Regional Airport

yellow river canoe trail

Shoal River Canoe TrailThe Shoal River Canoe Trail is officially designated as part of Florida's Statewide System of Greenways and Trails. Twisting and turning through a remote part of the western Panhandle, the Shoal River trail covers 27 miles. Few indications of civilization are evident as you paddle through forests of maple, oak, gum, and cypress. Along the trail, creeks broaden into small lily-covered pools that provide excellent fishing. Sandbars along the bends of the river make good campsites. This narrow river is usually 3-4 feet deep, and water levels do not generally fluctuate more than 3 feet.

Click here for printer-friendly map and description (PDF 393 kb).
Major Activities Counties: Okaloosa, WaltonMileage: 27Skill Level: BeginnerDifficulty: EasyUsual Current: Average (2-3 mph)
Notes and PrecautionsBetween Access 1 and 2, there are two wooden bridges that collect debris which can be dangerous, especially at high water. The end of the trail is on the northern boundary of the Eglin Air Force Base Reservation. Obtain a base recreation permit if you plan to enter the reservation. Information about permits can be obtained by calling (850) 882-4164 or writing Eglin National Resources, 107 Highway 85 North, Niceville, FL 32578. You can continue seven miles past the takeout at SR 85 to the junction with the Yellow River, another state canoe trail.
Access
SR 285 Bridge - 3.5 miles north of US 90 / SR 285 junction
SR 393 Bridge - About 3 miles north of SR 393 / US 90 intersection. (10 miles)
US 90 Bridge - 4 miles east of Crestview. (8 miles)
SR 85 Bridge - At wayside park, 5 miles south of Crestview. (9 miles)
There may be access points (both public and private) in addition to those listed here. Please remember that some sites require a fee for launching and/or parking.

young investors program

Young Investor Program in June


Young investors can be future millionaires. Classes are being conveniently planned in June, in Ft. Walton Beach and Crestview, to assist young people in planning their financial future. Call 689-5850, 729-1400, extension 5850, or email lboutwell@co.okaloosa.fl.us to find out how to save, invest, increase personal wealth and have fewer credit problems. Young Investor Program Classes are being held at the following locations and pre-registration is required. Classes are presented by the University of Florida/IFAS (Institute of Food & Agricultural Services) Extension in Okaloosa County. This program is made possible by a grant from the NASD (National Association Securities Dealers) Investor Education Foundation.

June 4-11, Ft. Walton Beach

6-8:30 p.m., Okaloosa Extension Office, 127 W. Hollywood Blvd.

June 15-12, Crestview

6-8:30 p.m., Okaloosa Extension Office, 5479 Old Bethel Road

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Zillow

users with how sales prices have been trending where it matters - in their county, city, ZIP code

and neighborhood.

While Trulia is neither run by agents nor brokers, and claims to make money through advertising

rather than lead generation, ultimately the twin pillars that comprise its belief system are not too

far afield from that of Zillow.com:

• Looking for a home shouldn't be a miserable experience

• Information should be made freely and easily available to everyone

Access to information certainly can help a homebuyer make an informed decision. But if it isn't the

right information, or could easily be misinterpreted - and comes without disclaimers - is access to

it still a good thing?

The National Community Reinvestment Coalition, a Washington, D.C. based non-profit organization

that promotes equal access to credit and capital for underserved communities, doesn't think so.

In a 12-page complaint against Zillow.com filed with the Federal Trade Commission in October

2006, it says Zillow's "mechanism is highly inaccurate and misleading to consumers." The NRC

also notes - citing its own audit - that Zillow's "zestimates" are "off the mark" more than twothirds

of the time.

While Zillow does disclose the accuracy rates for major markets where it values homes (for

example, in the New York metropolitan area) it notes that just 52 percent of its estimates are

within 10 percent of a home's selling price, one of its worst accuracy rates. In the Seattle area, 73

percent of the company's estimates are within 10 percent of a selling price.

David Berenbaum, an executive vice president at the NRC who revealed his home's appraisal was

undervalued by Zillow by more than $30,000 said, "We are concerned about consumers relying on

the inaccurate information and getting into a bad loan." He also said low-income homeowners

have been targeted by predatory lenders who utilize the inaccurate information on Zillow to justify

their lending practices.

Still, as a real estate professional you know full well that the buying and selling of homes can and

never will be "commoditized." While certainly the appraisal aspect of the transaction needs to be

taken into consideration by all parties, it remains only a single step on the protracted journey of

bringing buyer and seller together.

In spite of "sell your own home" type enterprises, most homeowners have neither the time nor the

wherewithal to handle marketing their homes and attracting buyers. Even in 2008, to give a

property the highest chance to be sold, most people would recommend listing it in the Multiple

Listing service, a service that requires the assistance of a real estate pro.

Information on appraisals and valuation may indeed help both buyer and seller to come to terms.

In fact, it may have the intended effect of arming the buyer with more negotiating power to lower

prices while also helping to ensure that a seller is realistic in their expectations. As a real estate

professional, however, you want to caution buyers and sellers alike that a website, - whether it's

Zillow.com, Trulia.com or something else entirely - no matter how comprehensive and "marketsensitive"

it appears to be, will likely always have its limitations and fine print.


This article is for informational purposes only. Please refer to each respective website for the

Terms of Service. As with any content posting you should consult your own attorney as to any

legal considerations that should be contemplated prior to participation.

Zillow and Trulia are affecting the real estate industry

How Sites Such as Zillow and Trulia
are Affecting the Real Estate Industry
It used to be that real estate sales associates were the only people who had the "inside scoop" on
properties. They could tell you what a house sold for, what the neighbor's house sold for,
estimated taxes, land size, year built, etc, etc. And most importantly, they knew the secret
formula for finding the value of a home. With the introduction of sites such as Zillow.com and
Trulia.com, those days are seemingly over, as almost any Joe Shmoe with access to a computer
can put himself in the driver's seat of real estate. Or can he? We will explore these two new
relatively newcomers to the Real Estate Industry below.
Zillow.comis a website where you can go to find an instant online valuation of over 60 million
homes in the United States. The brainchild of Richard Barton, who also founded Expedia.com a
decade ago, Zillow.com is built on a similar model. Expedia.com helped leapfrog travel agents by
giving consumers the same tools to book reservations that those agents had long controlled.
Zillow.com, in turn, offers property information that heretofore has been beyond the reach of
buyers and sellers alike, particularly those who, for whatever reason, decided against engaging a
real estate sales associate.
Practically speaking, buyers (or even sellers, for that matter), can go to www.zillow.com, type in
an address and receive an instant valuation of one or all homes on a street or neighborhood.
To extract that valuation, Zillow's software pores over public county records and other government
data on more than 60 million homes nationwide. It then uses a proprietary computer analysis to
come up with current values, which the company calls "zestimates." As found on their website,
"When our statisticians developed the model to determine home values, they explored how homes
in certain areas were similar (i.e., number of bedrooms and baths, and a myriad of other details)
and then looked at the relationships between actual sale prices and those home details. These
relationships form a pattern, and they used that pattern to develop a model to estimate a market
value for a home." So, one part public data such as assessors' records, one part actual sales data,
and a few parts speculation, create a zestimate. At one point, Zillow indicated their own
confidence level in individual zestimates by providing a range of stars, much like a movie review.
However, such guidance no longer exists.
A complementary but unaffiliated site to Zillow.com is Trulia.com, a real estate search engine that
helps buyers find homes for sale and provides real estate information at the local level. The site
claims that buyers, through information found on their site as part of its five-step process to
pinpoint specific zip codes and neighborhoods, can better understand real estate trends at the local
level. For example, a buyer will understand how a potential future home stacks up compared to
similar homes on the market, and similar homes that have recently sold. Additionally, it supplies

Crestview Florida

The City of Crestview received its charter from the Florida Legislature and was officially incorporated in 1916. Crestview's name was chosen because it is located on the peak of a long woodland range between the Yellow and Shoal rivers, which flow almost parallel on the east and west side of the city. After Okaloosa County was formed by the State Legislature in 1915, from portions of western Walton County and eastern Santa Rosa County, Crestview became the County Seat in 1917 and remains so today.

With a population of more than 17,000 citizens, Crestview is located at the junction of three major highways; U.S. 90, State Road 85, and Interstate Highway 10, which resulted in its acclaimed designation as the "Hub City" of northwest Florida. The City is 50 miles east of Pensacola, 120 miles west of Tallahassee, and 30 miles inland from the beautiful Gulf of Mexico. Crestview's elevation of 235 feet above sea level places it as one of the highest points in the state. It receives 65 inches of rainfall annually...the most in the State of Florida. Also, the city was designated as a main street city in 1997 by the Florida Department of State.

The CSX, Inc. Railroad runs through Crestview. Parallel with this railroad is the Old Spanish Trail which extends from Jacksonville west to El Paso, Texas, thus being one of the great truck lines of the country and rich in tradition and history of the Indian, French, Spanish and English settlers in this nation.

If one should wonder what has happened to make Crestview the thriving, friendly, fast growing city we know today, it might be said that it was a fabled fountain of gold or silver. In actuality, it was the dreams and visions of the staunch and sturdy few who were living here in 1915. These early residents realized the natural advantages offered at this particular site for the building of a city and they set out to provide the foundation for such an undertaking.

The City of Crestview formally adopted the Community Redevelopment Agency Concept in 1995 for the expressed purpose of development and redevelopment within the Community Redevelopment area, which encompasses all of the downtown area. This organization adopted a Community Redevelopment Plan, which was sanctioned by the Florida Department of Community Affairs.

In 1997, the City applied, and was approved, for a Main Street program designation by the Secretary of State. This program is embraced nationwide and encompasses the tasks of scheduling and promotion of events such as block parties, downtown days, street festivals, parades, sidewalk sales and cultural events to cultivate and enhance downtown redevelopment.

In 1998, the City hired a full time Director and assisted in the establishment of the Crestview Main Street Association, Inc., whose membership consists of business owners, citizens and other interested parties desiring to revitalize the downtown area. Today, the organization boasts 90 members who are pledged to support the City in their development efforts.

Starting in 1996, the City began a three-phase development effort to construct a major streetscape project in the CRA area. All three phases were earmarked for the restoration of Main Street to the tune of $3.7 million, funded by Tax Increment Financing Funds, grants and general funds.

In 2001, the City Council designated a Historic Preservation District and applied for a grant funding to research and document the histories for 200 structures within the CRA area and district. The survey entailed having all structures surveyed, evaluated, and documented with their histories, qualifying them for a State or National historical significance designation. Properties classified on State or National Registries may seek grant funding for historical restoration as part of the redevelopment efforts.

The Okaloosa County Veterans Memorial, Inc., an organization established to honor deceased veterans during wartime, a War Memorial adjacent to the County Courthouse was dedicated in March 2003. Meanwhile, business owners and merchants are busy restoring commercial properties to meet the new Florida Building Code. A new zoning code is being formulated to focus on downtown properties to compliment historic preservation efforts underway.

Here in Crestview you will find an assortment of comfortable homes, churches, schools, recreational facilities, businesses, and industries all working together as a happy, growing city. The health, fire, and police departments, under a stable and prosperous city government working to make this city a wonderful place to live, protect all these things while the related services of the city ensure we uphold our commitment to provide services second to none.

Crestview Real Estate Market

CRESTVIEW - While it's exciting to announce, the fact that the county seat is now officially Okaloosa County's largest city is no shocker to officials.

"It's just not a surprise," said Crestview Mayor David Cadle. "We can see in the city that the growth is coming daily."

The Bureau of Economic and Business Research at the University of Florida put the estimated Crestview‘s population at 21,149 as of April 1. The estimate was released earlier this month.

The population estimate for Fort Walton Beach, Crestview's rival for the county's biggest city, was 21,008, according to Len Mitchell, the city's long-range planner.

In his Monday memo to city officials announcing the new population estimate, Crestview planning official Eric Davis said the count "represents a population increase of 8 percent" over the 2006 estimate of 19,494.

But since the April estimate, Crestview's daily count of utility and water department customers has grown by 505."
And that's just in the city limits," said Cadle. "This is just the harbinger of things to come. All of north Okaloosa County is going to continue to grow."

"The city's growth is something the council has been planning on for quite some time," said City Council President Chip Wells. "What we need to keep doing is the forward thinking, not just for today and tomorrow, but we have to continue planning for the future of the city.

"DEVON RAVINE Daily NewsA subdivision stretches south of Interstate 10 in Crestview in this photograph taken in March 2006. A large amount of land available for development has contributed to Crestview's boom.Ted Corcoran, executive director of the Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce, said Fort Walton Beach can reap benefits from the north-county growth.

Crestview's push for affordable housing attracts a workforce that includes people who work in Fort Walton Beach or Destin and are attracted by shopping outside of Crestview, he said."People are coming from Crestview to shop at Uptown Station, Santa Rosa Mall," Corcoran said.

Tom Rice, owner of the Magnolia Grill restaurant in downtown Fort Walton Beach, recalls going to the Hub City often as a youngster.He said his father-in-law banked there and his wife routinely caught a train from Crestview to Pensacola to shop.While Crestview's location along Interstate 10 makes it a logical growth area, Rice said he's still astounded at how the once-small city has grown."It was a quiet little town," he said.

"The county seat is now truly the county seat."Fort Walton Beach Mayor Mike Anderson said he didn't follow Crestview's growth closely over the years, but added that city had land available for development. Fort Walton Beach now redevelops land because there is no room to expand."It does not surprise me," he said of Crestview's growth. "Everybody knows they're growing. They had more room to grow."

With the growth of the north county comes the hope that business and industry will follow. "Hopefully, it'll bring new industry to the city with better paying jobs that will hopefully encourage our younger people to stay here, said Cadle."That growth brings challenges to the city that we're going to have to be proactive to meet," he added.Crestview officials feel up to the challenge. "The focus of the council is to keep planning for the future while taking care of both the immediate needs and the future needs of the people of the city," said Wells.Being the county's largest city is quite a feather in Crestview's cap, said Cadle."It's an exciting time to be a citizen of Crestview."

Crestview Florida Rela Estate Investor system

Crestview Florida Real Estate Investor system

We operate under an investor system which is designed to facilitate remote investors in purchasing and managing residential real estate in growing, vibrant, and relatively inexpensive markets.By using the income from leasing the investment home, you are able to purchase the property for a very low monthly amount (or occasionally even generate positive cash flow).

By using our system, you are able to build up equity in one or more residential investment properties with a minimal amount of risk or investment input required.Many of our investors leverage the growing equity in their own homes to purchase one or more of our investment homes, further reducing the input necessary. As experts in the Crestview, Fl real estate market, we can assist with every step in the process of purchasing and leasing your investment property.http://crestviewfloridainvestments.blogspot.com/

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Crestview Florida buildable lot

Listed price under most recent solds in Subdivsion.25 acre lot Lot 29 Falcon WayPrice Reduced!!!Listed price now at under all the recent sold prices for this subdivision.Don't miss your chance to obtain a lot in the extremely fast-growing "The Pines" subdivision. Great place for a new home on this level lot with adjoining lots available. New construction all around in this subdivision located just off Highway 90 East. Convenient to Crestview, easy commute to Eglin or Destin via Highway 285 3 miles away. Auburn Water available to "The Pines," High speed internet now available.Seller is a licensed real estate agent. Bring all offers 20,000

Crestview Florida Property

10 Acres of your own private getaway! From the entrance by the road, down a winding tree-lined driveway...enjoy the wrap around drive for easy entrance and exit. Close to town yet secluded; surrounded only by 10 acre lots, in this subdivision you have plenty of privacy, yet this 10 acres sits less than 5 minutes from the I-10 285 exit. This piece of real estate is perfect for the family that loves the outdoors. Relax and feel the country on your front deck, or come inside and enjoy the cozy fireplace. This home has recent updates including new dishwasher, new stove, 1-year old central heat and air, and a 2-year old well. New vinyl skirting, new vinyl siding and new vinyl flooring; new carpet as well high-speed DSL availability. Come by and take a look today! Watch the Virtual Tour now available. Listing Broker/Salesperson has ownership interest in the property.5375 Stallion Drive Crestview Florida 10 Acre private getaway only $125,000

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