Help me Understand. $1 Million in McClure
 

I know this will be all opinions and hard to answer without pictures, but what would make a new Designer home in McClure worth almost a million dollars?

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It's worth it...because they can get it.

That is an easy question, anything is "worth" exactly what someone will pay for it.

Maybe a better question would be WHY would someone pay a million for it? Beats me, I don't have a million to pay, and I don't want a mortgage ever again. So, I would not pay it. :)

No need for me to post :ho:

What they said.

Property in The Villages seems to become more valuable every month. New AND used.

Golf front, which some like. Pool. Lots of square footage.
What they said.

It's the Gutter/Downspout at Entry that makes it so pricey! :icon_wink:

Homes in TV usually sell for about 95% of asking price (New sometimes discounted) OP what you imply, in my opinion, is that this home is overpriced for the neighborhood. I have not seen the house, but without seeing it, one could say that is certainly “Pricey” for a designer home neighborhood. All my life (being a value purchaser) this is not a home I would look to purchase. However, there are buyers out there for such properties. To each his own...

I know a place where you can buy the entire neighborhood for the same amount with no bond. It's just a Yoke! :1rotfl::1rotfl: A bad one but a Yoke anyway!

That house down yonder is probably breathtaking!

The home sure covers a lot of wish list wants:

Quiet street
Full frontal golf and water
Pool
Spa
Summer kitchen
Pool bath
Large master

It's for someone who wants a premiere home where there aren't any.



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The first Ivy 10 (meaning 10' ceilings) was $726,000 and it sold, no pool, corner lot, on a tee box which is not private at all, no summer kitchen, they will sell this one as it's loaded up and a great view. The 10 series homes seem to be in demand as is anything down here that is over $600,000. There is one thing you cannot find south of 44 besides premier homes and that is a designer with a 4-car garage that is not on a corner lot nor can you find a lot to build one on. They would be smart to build a few of those.

Oversized Garage
• Home Golf Front Site
• Swimming Pool
• Spa
• Summer Kitchen
• Golf View Site
• Concrete Block/Cement Finish
• Gutter/Downspout at Entry
• Special Outdoor Feature
• Attic Access w/Attic Trusses
• Master Bedroom Stretch
• Added Living Area
• Island in Kitchen
• Pool Bath
• Open Kitchen
• Walk In Shower - Master Bath
• Granite Countertops
• Quartz Countertops
• Tile Backsplash
• No Carpet in Home
• Hand Trowelled Ceilings

also this is over 2800 sf, 4 bedroom, 3 bathrooms.

Here's another one in Marsh Bend, it's "only" 2763 sf going for a modest $631,892.
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This one doesn't have an oversized garage, merely a 2 car plus golf cart. It doesn't have granite countertops, only quartz. It doesn't have a golf view, only a "view." Gives you a general idea of what the Ivy-10 looks like. I really wish the photos on all the new homes included a picture of each bedroom instead of 5 pictures of the kitchen.

This one is the Lantana, which is being described as a Lantana/Ivy. It has just slightly over 3000sf, and looks to be similar in design. This one is going for $789,900 and is in the Village of Pennecamp:
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Ocean view lots in the OC run $4M and up. Just lot value. Not ocean front which costs much more. This house has 2800+ sq ft. Oversized garage, golf and water view.....might be a deal. Especially with no state income tax!

Its not a lot of $$, for people who came from high end counties in NJ, CT & NY--most likely its less than 50% of what they sold their old house for--

Check out Zillow Chatham NJ