Preferred Properties Coastal Realty Inc is hosting an Open House Event at some very nice homes in various locations in Key West on Sunday, February 8, 2009 from Noon until 4:00 PM. Come by one or all of the Open Houses.
3300 Riviera Drive ($2,895,000) a stunning 3402 sq. ft. home with 4 bedrooms, 7 baths on the Riviera Canal. Pool, two car garage, boat lift, and lots of wow factor. CLICK HERE for more info.
416 Elizabeth Street ($3,900,000) Historic home on one of the best blocks of Old Town. Property includes a pool house w/ bath and a two story guest house by the pool. CLICK HERE for more details and photos.
904 Washington Street ($1,429,000) Mission style Casa Marina Area home renovated with top of the line amenities. Pool, carport, Viking & Bosch Appliances and Gary Thomas as a nearby neighbor. CLICK HERE for more info and pics.
1110 Curry Lane ($999,500) Old Town hidden gem tucked away between White & Frances Streets. Two story 2 bed 2 bath cottage with a pool, off street parking, and lots of charm. CLICK HERE for details and photos.
233 Southard Street ($775,000) Located at the front gate of Truman Annex is this 2 bedroom 2 1/12 bath two story town home in President's Walk. Unit was recently renovated with a sparkling new kitchen with granite counter tops. Ditto on baths.
64 Front Street ($2,295,000) This elegant 5BR/5BA home is located on prestigious Front Street in Truman Annex where every property is a million dollar+ property.
All rooms boast French doors opening onto covered porches. Guest house and pool.
628 William Street ($1,295,000) Splendid heart of Old Town two story home with everything! Meticulously maintained with two bedroom, two baths, den upstairs. Downstairs is a large living area with unique office area overlooking the pool.
929 United Street ($1,395,000) Key West Conch Style home built in 2007. This house has everything and all finishes are top of the line.
927 United Street ($1,425,000) Award winning restoration of an Historic Conch home, originally built in 1933. Owner financing available for a qualified buyer.
CLICK any of the addresses or "CLICK HERE" links to see more information and photos of the featured properties that will be open for your casual inspection on Sunday, February 8, 2009 from Noon until 4:00 PM. Stop by and take a look. Please mention to the hosting Realtor that you read about the Open House on my blog so that we all know somebody is reading it. If you see a place you like, I would really appreciate it if you would let me be your Realtor. Let me, Gary Thomas, 305-766-2642, be your Realtor and let me help you find your place in Paradise. See you on Sunday.
5 comments:
Hey Gary, hope all is going well. Is it just my imagination or has your focus lately been restricted to big ticket properties only? Maybe it is one of your new years resolutions to stay away from anything under $700,000? I understand that by doing so you end up dealing with a different class of customer (usually with money and the intent to buy!)but please don't forget that many readers of your blog are not interested in the $1 - 2 million + range, other than looking at the pictures and dreaming.
Oh, contrare!
Most of my buyers are normal people who work for a living and know the value of every dollar they earned.
Stop by if you are in town.
Gary
The Captain says:
Flipper, very insightful comment. I was starting to think the same thing, especially when Gary was referring to himself as "the Realtor to the Dreamers." (12/10/08). But he's denying it so we'll have to take him at his word.
As far as the properties in this post, I would like to comment about the 2 on United. For those who don't know Key West, United is a fairly busy and therefore noisy street. A block or so to the west are commercial properties and mobile homes. Also, 917 United, a nicely redone 3/2 with a pool, sold in September 2008 for $650k after originally being listed for $1,749,000. My point: 927 and 929United, as nice as they appear, still have a ways to drop in price.
Captain out......
Captain, Both houses are done to the Nines. If the houses were located in the heart of Old Town they would be priced much higher and deservedly so.
Everybody's looking for a bargain. Asking prices are still high on many, many properties. That doesn't stop buyers and agents from looking and making offers at prices that the buyers feel are the present market.
The market sets the price. Not the seller. And not the listing Realtor.
Gary
One more thing: If you are a buyer and liked some of the recent posts on individual houses, go back and re-read the new prices. I have edited some of the recent posts to change the the current and reduced prices.
It's like Walmart here somedays.
Gary
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