The Shores Announces 12th High-end Fractional Oregon Oceanfront Home in Depoe Bay, OR
(ContentDesk) July 21, 2006 -- The Shores @ the ocean is pleased to announce their newest home in Lincoln Beach/Depoe Bay, OR.
The Shores has been developing ocean front homes in Lincoln County since 2001.
The best part of buying a vacation home with The Shores is what you dont own.
Owners pay only for what they use and the costs of upkeep, cleaning, and maintenance are shared among the owners. The concept of fractional home ownership has boomed in the past 10 years to over $2 billion per year across the US, says Trent Keeney, Exec VP of The Shores, primarily due to the fact that owners of 2nd and 3rd homes realize the tremendous benefits of owning a fractional vacation home: beautiful high-end custom homes completely furnished, including a management company to do all the cleaning, maintenance and work. The Shores' 12th home features 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, game room, large open living spaces, and beach access just the right number of steps away.
Our owners value their time and memories and really dont care to spend their time cleaning and pulling weeds, says Gordon McMahon, founder.
We enable them to have a dream home and dream experiences, with none of the headaches. This amazing home has numerous special features including: 3 gas wood burning fireplaces in the game room, master bedroom, and living room.
Unsurpassed finish work is really seen in the kitchen and incredible levels of knotty pine finish work throughout the house.
Two large decks provide the kind of outdoor living and viewing areas rarely seen.
The master bath includes a large indoor spa and there is an outdoor Jacuzzi as well.
The game room has a plasma TV, a game table, and a pool table for all of your family gatherings.
"Our owners love the fact that they enjoy a home valued at roughly $2M, but they don't pay for the whole home, only to leave it sit vacant most of the year," says Trent Keeney. "Our challenge remains getting people to see the home, because once they see the home, understand how it really is a great way to purchase a vacation home, we commonly hear "I never knew this fractional real estate even exsisted" and we can sign up our next owner," says Keeney.Contact us to learn more..
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