cbrenthus
Well-Known Member
Many pools are enclosed, but waterfront property can get expensive quickly. You might find something in the $500-$600K range depending on location though. However, if you are waterfront, its pretty much guaranteed you'll be in a flood zone, so more insurance. But, I'm not a broker so its worth investigating as I have no idea how much more insurance it would be. And if you like golf, or just driving a golf cart everywhere - check out the villagesIt would be nice to have a fishing boat and enclosed pool. I saw some really appealing homes with enclosed pools on canals that go out to the gulf in the Sarasota, Venice areas. Any idea if those areas are high risk for flood, storms, hurricanes? I was thinking? How bad can the storms in that area be if those pools are enclosed with glass? I really am a newbie as far as FL. lol
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