Too late for you: Cape Cod home on Naples’ Gold Coast is sold for $5.2 million
To everyone with $5.2 million lying around, sorry for not telling you sooner about this beauty on the Naples’ Gold Coast.
To everyone with $5.2 million lying around, sorry for not telling you sooner about this beauty on the Naples’ Gold Coast.
Reflective of the fact that people aren’t generally anxious to leave the neighborhood is this house at 4350 Linden Ave., on the market for the first time in nearly 50 years.
Mike Norton and Chris Myint bought the then-fairly dilapidated residence in 2004 for $625,000 and attacked it with a vengeance, throwing another half-million dollars in accomplishing a thorough and well thought-out restoration.
It’s a beautiful and comfortable house, a sort of residential oasis. Gated and lushly landscaped with brilliant splashes of scarlet bougainvillea framing the view from nearly every window.
Throughout the house you’ll find little drawers, cupboards and cabinets of indeterminate utility—although one thing is explainable: a small door in the wall in the upstairs nursery that opens out above the stairwell so the parents downstairs can hear if the baby is squalling. It’s a low-tech baby monitor.
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Now listed by Realtor Wayne Ishimine at $3 million, the five-bedroom, six-bath remains pretty much the same as when Kurt Meyer built it, with an amazing courtyard with a stunning swimming pool with a footbridge traversing the water allowing people to get from the parking garages to the courtyard patio and the main house.
There is wisdom that accrues with age, even if it’s wisdom about things that are starting to fall from common usage. For instance: I know how to mail a letter. Not all younger folks do.
If your allegiance is torn between your rich Irish heritage and an equally avid appreciation for college hoops, you can pair a platter of bangers with first-round NCAA tournament action at EJ’s. Is this going to be a glorious night, or not?
The property website Realtor.com has compiled a list of the 10 U.S cities where houses are a lot more affordable, with scores of homes under $100,000, and particularly nice ones in the $250,000 range. Of the cities listed, the closest town to the Pacific Ocean is Topeka, Kansas.