The allure of the ocean—a timeless spectacle of nature—whispers an age-old dream into the hearts of many: the dream of building a home where the...
READ MORELiving on the seashore offers an enchanting experience that appeals not just to the senses but also nourishes the soul. The panoramic views that greet...
READ MOREThe draw of living by the coast holds a timeless allure for many. It's a lifestyle punctuated by the rhythmic lapping of waves, the tang...
READ MOREThe British coast offers some of the most picturesque seaside towns, attracting numerous visitors every year. While tourists are expected, there's a growing trend of...
READ MOREMoney and the lack of it are generally issues most people face at some point. Those with a house in need of upgrades may have...
READ MOREFor those who have finally purchased an older home at the beach, the work they need to do will often be done on working weekends....
READ MOREBuying a vacation home is often thought of as a way for the family to enjoy more time together, but tight budgets often mean families...
READ MOREBuying a less than perfect home on the beach is one option for those on a restricted budget, but it often means remodelling over time....
READ MORELiving right on the beach can be a dream that has come true for those who love the ocean, but choosing a house in the...
READ MOREThere have been many people who dreamed of living on the seashore, but they sadly concluded their budget would not fit that lifestyle. The biggest block was being able to afford to buy a home in their chosen area, and it has generally been prohibitive when it comes to the cost. Ocean front property often sells far above what the same amount of land and home would go for inland, so those who are determined to own their dream home are often willing to go extra lengths.
It might seem possible to buy an empty lot and build, but many areas now have prohibitions against new construction due to weather or environmental concerns. This leaves those able to buy a home on the beach left with the choices of existing homes that might need updating. It might seem easier to demolish the existing building and start over, but the same prohibitions that prevent new builds often means remodeling is the only option.