Wednesday, November 30, 2016
10801 SW Fox Brown Road Indiantown FL 34956
48.92 Acre Equestrian Estate! Outside living area with heated pool and bar, fire pit & mini golf. Private separate building is office/game room. Full workout gym. 40 Stalls, race track, 3/2 guest house of 1376 sq ft., 3 grooms qtrs, Barns, Sheds, Plus, Plus, Plus. Entryway features paved driveway & 8 ft high block wall, automatic gate, flanked by columns with horse statues. 6 lg front paddocks plus many more. Main home is 4,777 sf w/ 3 BR /4 BA, features an awesome 24 seat home theater. Custom built in 2013. Loft may be converted to 4th BR. Top of the line Kitchen - 2 stoves w/ range, 2 dishwashers, 2 microwaves, 2 refrigerators, pantry closet and large cook's island that provides seating for 9. Kitchen open to Family area.
Call McAllister Int'l Group 561-756-0891 or visit http://ow.ly/WlpN306qRiL for more details
We are a proud affiliate of Keller Williams Realty of the Treasure Coast. All KW offices are independently owned and operated. Cristi Hernandez, Broker, 772-419-0400. 819 S. Federal Hwy., PH, Stuart, Florida. Equal Housing Opportunity.
Monday, November 28, 2016
9601 SW Fox Brown Road Indiantown FL 34956
43+ Acres. Bring Your Horses. . . . Barn and 9 (NINE) stalls built in 2012 with big overhang for shade, Fenced and gated pasture, pond, utility and great location right on Fox Brown Rd. Beautiful area to build your ranch in the back of the property with gorgeous old trees covered in moss and wonderful view of horses and pasture to the west. Specially prepared pasture for horses with central pond. 2 main gates and entrances, one off Fox Brown and 2nd off side dirt rd. Very unique opportunity for your horses! Not far to Allapatha riding area. Fox Brown Rd is between 710 for great access to West Palm Beach, FL and 714 for easy access to I95 and Palm City, FL.
Call the McAllister Int'l Group 561-756-0891 or visit: http://ow.ly/PTBX306BC8Q
We are a proud affiliate of Keller Williams Realty of the Treasure Coast. All KW offices are independently owned and operated. Cristi Hernandez, Broker, 772-419-0400. 819 S. Federal Hwy., PH, Stuart, Florida. Equal Housing Opportunity.
Saturday, November 26, 2016
5800 NW Allyse Drive, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986
The most beautiful newly upgraded home in the most desirable area of PSL! A fully updated gourmet kitchen overlooks the screened pool & covered lanai backing to a preserve for privacy. Entertain your friends by the firepit outside or at the granite bar and gameroom area with pool table (negotiable along with some of the custom color coordinated furnishings.) All of the rooms in this home are spacious and open. The upstairs bedrooms are all large with great closet space and the Master has a huge walk-in while the Master Bath has amazing features including a bluetooth color changing ceiling speaker! The loft area offers lots of space for a family room or play area including wired surround speakers. Located in Windy Pines the HOA fees are only $43/month! New A/C, home shows like a model.
Call the McAllister Int'l Group 561-756-0891 or visit http://ow.ly/Pv7B306xUXC
We are a proud affiliate of Keller Williams Realty of the Treasure Coast. All KW offices are independently owned and operated. Cristi Hernandez, Broker, 772-419-0400. 819 S. Federal Hwy., PH, Stuart, Florida. Equal Housing Opportunity.
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
Top 12 Tips for a Safer Holiday Home
Our
world is full of risk at every turn—from perilous jobs to dangerous driving
conditions. That’s why we all love to get back to our homes and not worry about
everyday safety hazards. It’s great to feel comfortable and safe at home, but
is it as safe as it can be?
Your
home should be your haven: the place where you will be protected from harm. It
should be a top priority, and yet every year 1200 people or more visit the emergency room during the
holiday months due to accidents and unintended injuries sustained
from hidden dangers around the home.
With
a sharp eye and preventive action you can reduce the chances of lurking safety
dangers for everyone who visits your home.
The Top 12 Home Safety Tips
1. GOOD LIGHTING— Adequate lighting reduces the
risk of tripping and falling both inside and outside your home. This is
especially important in winters when days are shorter. Critical areas that need
to be illuminated are the stairs, outdoors, and foyers. Make sure your street
number is well lit and visible from the street to aid first responders find
your home. The fix: Make sure
adequate wattage is utilized and long-life bulbs and motion detectors are in
place.
2. ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS?— Electrical issues, like a flickering
light or a dead outlet, can be mild annoyances that actually signal serious
dangers. If not addressed promptly, a faulty electrical system can result in
house fires and shocks. The fix: If
you’re experiencing any problems with your electricity, contact a professional
right away. In your daily life, make sure electrical cords are not frayed or
pierced and extension cords are securely connected. Do not run too many cords
to a single outlet. Unplug small appliances, space heaters, and power tools
when not in use.
3. DO ROUTINE
CLEANING— Not maintaining your appliances leads to a greater chance of accidental
home fires. The fix: Do simple tasks
regularly like cleaning grease off your stovetop, emptying the lint trap on
your dryer, and keeping your chimney clean and clear.
4. SMOKE AND GAS DETECTORS— Every home needs functional warning
devices that detect smoke and gases. The
fix: When purchasing smoke alarms, make sure they also detect carbon
monoxide, a deadly gas that is especially dangerous because it is colorless and
odorless. Replace the batteries every six months—or whenever you change your
clocks. Create an emergency evacuation plan, build a preparedness kit, and
practice regular safety drills with your family to ensure
awareness of procedures.
5. SECURE YOUR HOME— Many homes now have the latest
technological advancements but still rely on locks and hardware from decades
ago to keep you safe from intruders. The
fix: Do an audit of all entry points to your home—doors and windows and
screens. If any do not have secure screens, locks, and deadbolts, have them
installed. For those entry points that do already have door knobs, handles, and
locks, make sure that they are in good working condition.
6. WHEN YOU ARE AWAY— We all enjoy long weekends and
out-of-town vacations, but unfortunately that leaves your home vulnerable to
intruders. The fix: Create the
illusion that someone may still be there. Leave a TV or stereo on in the room
where a burglar would most likely break in. Have neighbor pick up mail and the
daily paper. Turn down phone ringers, keep blinds drawn, and don’t leave
unsecured valuables in the home even if you think they are well-hidden. Never
hide keys around the home or garden, and don’t leave notes on the door that
suggest you are out of town.
7. HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS— Even if you are an expert and know
your way around electrical, plumbing, car or other household repairs, proceed
with caution. A poor repair could be a recipe for disaster. The fix: Call a professional or ask me
for a referral from our trusted sources.
8. VEHICLE CAUTION—
Remember that there is danger even before
you drive on the street. If you are backing your car up, watch out for children
and pets on the sidewalk and road. The
fix: Be cautious and proceed slowly when driving vehicles in or out of your
driveway. If your driveway does not have good visibility in both directions,
walk down and look in both directions before you get in your car.
9. MAKE IT SAFE FOR VISITORS— If you are hosting
friends and family, consider what additional safety challenges they may face. The fix: Put yourself in the shoes of a
small child and look for low, hard edges, sharp objects, easy-to-open cabinets
with chemicals and cleaning agents. Look for falling and tripping hazards that
may fell seniors.
10. BRACE YOURSELF— Heavy
objects are rarely braced in the home. Appliances, artwork, televisions, and
aquariums present real hazards if they are knocked down by a person or a
natural disaster. The fix: Strap and
brace heavy objects and use security hardware for large artwork.
11. UNCOVER HIDDEN DANGERS— If your home was built before the
late seventies, there’s likely lead in the paint under the top coats on your
walls and windows, and there might be traces in the varnish used on many
hardwood floors. In addition, asbestos often can be found in insulation and
“popcorn” ceiling textures. The fix:
Hire a licensed contractor to test for possible contaminants and remove them
safely, especially prior to a remodel.
12. MOTHER NATURE— Your
homeowners insurance will cover you in many instances, but did you know that
you may not be insured against natural disasters like earthquakes, floods,
tornadoes, and hurricanes? They typically require an additional policy. The fix: Contact your insurance agent
to make sure you have adequate replacement coverage as home values escalate and
coverage amounts can stay static. Discuss costs for adding disaster policies
for the natural disaster most likely to hit your area. Finally, having a
disaster and communication plan can minimize the risks.
Safety Dangers to Kids You May Not
Think About
Do
you have small children who live with you? Even if you don’t, with the holiday
season rapidly approaching, your home may welcome friends with young children
and older family members. This makes now the ideal time to survey home your
home for potential safety problems.
OPEN WATER
Did
you know that as little as an inch of water can be a major hazard? A pail of
water in the yard, large puddles from a storm, even a washing machine can
induce a small child to trip or fall into and become at risk. The fix: Watch for open ice chests and
other standing water, and don’t leave toilet seats open.
SMALL BATTERIES
Button-sized
lithium batteries power small electronic devices, including remote controls,
watches, musical greeting cards, and ornaments. When accidently swallowed, they
can get stuck in the esophagus and generate an electrical current that can
cause severe chemical burns and tissue damage. The fix: Only let small children play with mechnical devices and
toys under supervision, and make sure to put these items away when not in use.
WINDOWS AND STAIRS
Every
year, more than 5,000 kids end up in the emergency
room after tumbling out of a window. Combat that by installing window guards or
window stops so kids can’t fall out. Stairs are another potential hazard for
youngsters with less-than-perfect balance. The
fix: Baby gates can prevent young kids from venturing up or down. Steps
should always have firm footing and be clear of objects as even older people
can slip and fall or trip on items left on the stairs.
FAMILY PETS
Cats
can scratch a child not used to playing with finicky felines. The family dog
may be big and loving but can outweigh a child by five times. Children can be
easily knocked down, nipped, or even bitten by a dog not used to the activity
of small children. The fix: Monitor
play activity and make sure your pet is not getting anxious or annoyed.
CORDS
Babies
can be strangled by cords on blinds and shades. The fix: Excessive cords of all types should be removed or secured
down. Always keep cribs away from windows with loose cords.
Now’s the Time
With
the upcoming holidays at hand, now is the perfect time to survey your home and
address potential safety hazards to yourselves, your family, and your friends.
It doesn’t take long, most fixes are very inexpensive and simple to do, and
your efforts will pay dividends in peace of mind for years to come.
If
you would like our advice on how to make your home safer and need a list of
trusted sources for home repairs, please contact us today. It’s our business to
ensure that your home is safe and secure for your family.
Monday, November 14, 2016
TOUR: 14252 SW Canal Road, Indiantown, FL 34956
209 feet of Deep Water Frontage with Ocean Access on 7+ acres!
Bring your horses, boats, ATVs. 3BR 3.5BA home main property on 3.15 acres with pool, warehouse, fence & gate. Possible could be 5 bedroom if needed. Original 1969, well cared for with real wood floors, retro 1969 baths, high volume living room/great room, fireplace, lots of shelving, huge dining or game room with outside lanai. 2nd treed lot with exotic tropical trees and loads of beautiful landscaping is 4.32 acres for a total of approx 7.47 acres of maximum privacy, location close to downtown off Citrus, truly Old Florida, porch overlooking the canal, unbelievable tropical trees and fauna, perfect for family fun, horses, boating, fishing, etc. A perfect weekend getaway home or primary residence.
Drone Video: https://youtu.be/3J677TsTosA
561-756-0891. www.TreasureCoastHomesOnline.com
We are a proud affiliate of Keller Williams Realty of the Treasure Coast. All KW offices are independently owned and operated. Cristi Hernandez, Broker, 772-419-0400. 819 S. Federal Hwy., PH, Stuart, Florida. Equal Housing Opportunity.
Friday, November 4, 2016
221 NE Plantation Road 415, Stuart, FL 34996
Enjoy Martin County’s nature at its best. As you enjoy this condo’s picturesque view, you will love the openness and ocean breezes. The home boasts 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, tile throughout, great kitchen with newer appliances as well as a spacious and open living room/dining room. IRP residents love grabbing a cocktail from the property’s tiki bar and walking to the beach. If you are seeking a resort lifestyle this is the place for you. This wonderful community is also dog friendly.
For more details call 561-756-0891 or visit http://ow.ly/je5u305RtzD
We are a proud affiliate of Keller Williams Realty of the Treasure Coast. All KW offices are independently owned and operated. Cristi Hernandez, Broker, 772-419-0400. 819 S. Federal Hwy., PH, Stuart, Florida. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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