Walter Boasso wants Insurance companies to insure homes if they already insure boats and trucks in the state.
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Monday, August 20, 2007
Walter Boasso - Insurance
Friday, July 27, 2007
6140 Seaside Waterfront Home Tour - New Port Richey, Florida
This waterfront home is simply gorgeous! Built in 2005 this home enjoys all the benefits of the latest architecture and building codes. Insurance for this large home is under $4K due to the safety features incorporated into its construction! ALL 2800 sqft is insurable, remarkably finished, and elevated above 14 feet!
This home will awe you from the moment you step in, from its real wood floors, to its custom granite and all-wood cabinet kitchen, to its amazing elevated chlorine-free pool with waterfront view. This like-new home is spectacular and move-in ready!
This Sea Forest home has a large boat dock with room to expand. Protected and unobstructed deep-water access to the open gulf which is only minutes away and only a short cruise to one of the nation's top-10 beaches (see www.drbeach.org )and heavy angler action!
Beautiful, tropical landscaping with hearty Florida flowering plants and palms!
As you walk in to this modern home you are immediately presented with a lovely foyer with vaulted ceiling, chandelier, and the warmth of a solid wood staircase and banister.
Stepping upstairs you immediately recognize the openness of the modern floor plan. The large kitchen has solid granite countertops, custom wood cabinets, and a generous closet pantry. The large breakfast bar flows into the large living room with cathedral ceilings and a large screened balcony with spectacular views of the pool and waterfront.
Double doors lead to the spacious and bright master bedroom which includes a relaxing and private sitting area with views of the water. The master bath includes a double vanity, garden tub, shower stall, and private water closet.
The open split plan offers welcomed privacy to guests. Both guest bedrooms are gracious in size. One guest bedroom includes double doors leading out to a private balcony. The guest bathroom offers a tub and double vanity.
Downstairs you will discover a huge family room with upgraded quality carpet. Sliding doors lead you to the covered lanai and pool area. A full bathroom services both areas with separate entries.
The first floor and pool area are elevated over 14 feet providing beautiful elevated views of the water and its surroundings. The pool deck is finished with pavers and offers plenty of room for outdoor furnishings and grilling. Bask in the open sun or relax in the shade of the covered lanai.
This home will easily entertain and impress friends and family.
This home also boasts a large 3 car garage, dual-zone central air conditioning, upstairs utility room, upgraded travertine window sills, long-life high-wind roof shingle, transferable warranties, irrigation system, vaulted foyer entry, and the peace of mind that comes with buying an almost new home!
This home is walking distance to the community's recreational facility which includes a pool, large hot tub, lighted tennis courts, and more. Bicycle along the scenic route to Green Key beach just moments away. Private beach, yacht club, and lots of nearby golfing also available to enjoy!
Modern and upscale living on the tropical waterfront at an affordable price. Your Tropical lifestyle awaits! Call today for a private showing by land or sea!
Lifestyle - it's all about the water!
Contact us for more information on this waterfront home at:
Chris & Beth Belloise
(727) 858-8692
www.GulfHarborsHomes.com
Belloise Realty
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Saturday, June 2, 2007
Piranha trailer
The sophomore effort for director Joe Dante, a future protégé of Steven Spielberg, this low-budget, high-camp horror spoof of Jaws (1977) features several chiller stars of yesteryear. Insurance investigator Maggie McKeown (Heather Menzies) is dispatched to find two missing teenage hikers near Lost River Lake. She hires surly backwoods drunkard Paul Grogan (Bradford Dillman) to serve as her guide. Searching the area, they find an abandoned military facility. The only resident is Dr. Robert Hoak (Kevin McCarthy), former head of a top-secret project to breed piranha for use in the Vietnam War. The project was closed down years ago, but Hoak has continued raising a deadly strain of the flesh-eating fish. When Hoak is knocked unconscious, Maggie and Paul accidentally release the piranha into a local river, which leads to the lake where a children's summer camp and a newly opened tourist resort will provide plenty of fish food for the hungry predators. Maggie and Paul race to warn the locals, but their pleas fall on skeptical ears, such as those of resort owner Buck Gardner (Dick Miller) — until the piranha reach the swimmers. Piranha (1978) was co-written by John Sayles, making his motion picture debut.
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