New waterfront home in the Florida Keys, yes, there are still deals left down here!
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- This might be just the home you've been waiting for in the FL Keys. New 3 bedroom 2 bath on the Atlantic Ocean side! Check out this home in Ramrod Key, in the beautiful Florida Keys.
The listing for this home can be found at the following link www.flexmls.co...
Please check this link for the most up to date information about the sale of this home.
Mark and Laurie are real estate Advisors with Engel & Völkers here in Marathon, FL. We can help you sell or purchase a home in the Florida Keys. Call/Text or email Mark Gable 770-561-6091, markgable@me.com
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Thanks for the walk through. Nice to see its possible to score a nice place on the water in the Keys for under a million.
Thanks for watching!
rediculasly over priced !!!!!!!!
Right!
It's the Florida keys. You're not allowed to live here unless you're a millionaire....or a hippie.... or working three jobs. This whole place is ridiculously overpriced, and I live here.
Hey Mark, my old Chief, Dave Hamel and his wife Jenna have a home in RamRod. Are you familiar with them?
I'm not, but we weren't there long enough to meet a whole bunch of people...we were there about and year and a half, too busy with real estate and fixing up the house to get out much!
Whats the yearly home insurance cost on this ?
The house sold, but the insurance was around $7500 per year for everything.
in my dreams a place like this, love key west
It is a very nice home, thanks Mica!
Beautifully put together inside and out. 👍🇬🇧
We think so too!
Awesome deal
So there's a cistern *requirement now?* That's funny! Back in the 80s/90s cistern use was looked down upon by the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority. For most of our time there you were not even allowed to use a cistern for potable water. They put restrictions on cistern use after the new 36" water pipe was installed concurrent with building new bridges in '81. You should have seen how little water pressure there was while taking a shower in KW (at the very end of the line) using the 1941-1980 18-inch water pipe! A big advantage to having a cistern is that if there's ever a drought in South Florida and they implement water conservation rules/restrictions it does not apply to using the water you have in YOUR cistern.
I'm not sure if it is required across the board, but I know the seller told me the county had it as a requirement on this lot. Good question for the county!. Obviously, there is municipal water at the house, I guess the cisterns are too conserve water or for emergencies. I see a lot of homeowners using the cisterns to water their landscaping....
Good job Mark. You got it done without Laurie. Let's not make it a habit. This will make someone a nice home.
LOL! Thanks! I will try not too 😀
If money was no object, price of house was no object! Where would you buy in the keys? On the canal or ocean front or land locked??
If money were no object...Atlantic side, most likely Duck Key on Seaview Drive. Protected deep water canal, with due south ocean views...
Great deal!
Very nice!
Just gorgeous!
If on stilts,gotta have an elevator tho.That is what I look at or one story.But,When I do win,I WILL be in contact with you.
I want it. I also need the lottery
Well somebody has to win the lottery, why not you 😉
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1100 sq ft is not "a lot of space" lol
Good video
Really nice video. Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for watching!
Is it necessary to go through that one boat at a time channel to open water?
Just out of the canal for that street, then it opens up to a two way channel out to the mouth of the neighborhood, then it's a short run on plane in a one way channel...we never had an issue after living in that neighborhood for a year and a half.
mark, what do you think a week rent would be there
That home sits in the 28 minimum rental zone so weekly rentals are not allowed there. I'm not sure what it would be for the month.
pool and a dock another $200,000
The dock is estimated at $40K and pools range from $75K to whatever price you want to spend.
New sub! Very nice place. Couch makes living room look smaller but everything else is really nice!
Thanks!
Thanks!
How hard is it to get a permit for a pool?
As long as you have the space for it based on the setbacks you should be able to apply with the county and they will let you know.
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Great video Mark!!!
Thank you Nat!
is this h.o.a
No Roy, there is only a voluntary social HOA in the neighborhood that you can join if you want but they have restrictions on what you do at your home.
I want a home near all the nightlife where should I look ?
Key West or surrounding area...
@@GablesOnTheGo that doesn’t really narrow it down
Give me a call any time and I'll be happy to try and help you with the other areas. Mark Gable, Coco Plum Real Estate 770-561-6091
So, what would it cost to finish the dock completely as well as bury that cistern? It doesn't seem like it's all that great of a deal if it's going to cost another $300K to put a complete 40ft dock plumbed and powered with a boat lift and have the cistern buried and replumbed.
I love that they maximized the open space and the fact that it's a new property, buy I can easily see someone spending another half million on the dock, boat lift, cleaning station, cistern, landscaping and pool, so then I feel like you need to compare waterfront comparable homes in that neighborhood that already have those features, some "less new" similar 2 bedroom homes on similarly sized or larger lots seem to be listing between $900K and $1.2M already with docks, pools and nice landscaping. I feel like if you want brand new and total control over your dock and outdoor layout, this property could work, especially if you're handy, skilled and willing to do as much as is possible yourself.
The dock will be 40 feet and will be around $40k to finish, the cistern is $25-30K to bury according to seller. They already had this whole plan mapped out just waiting on permits to come back.
@@GablesOnTheGo oh, that's not that bad at all, so you're talking $100K or less to really finish the place
That should be about right, I guess all would depend on the new buyer and what they wanted to do differently. A pool would be nice there!!