Showing posts with label Pawleys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pawleys. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Little Green Lies, and what to do about them......

Adams Golf Tight Lies Demo at DeBordieu

Lot 68 green
Lot 68 Wallace Pate $189,000 Hole # 5
DeBordieu Club Members…. Sign up now for the Adams Golf Demo of the Tight Lies fairway woods, Saturday, November 2, 2013 between 9:00 a.m.  and 1:00 p.m. Call 843-527-6000 for your 30 minute demo appointment.
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Lot 53 Wallace Pate $189,000 Hole #4
Everything you need to get from tee to green is in the new set of Tight Lies— one of golf’s beloved brands for over 10 years! This new complete set of clubs is designed with game improvement features and technology for any golfer who wants to get more distance, accuracy and easy‑to‑hit playability from their golf clubs.
Below is an article about the Adams Tight Lies fairway Woods by Golf Digest’s Zak Kozuchowski. (The pictures of the DeBordieu Club private Pete Dye Golf Course are actually linked to golf course lots currently available for sale. As you read the article, click on the pictures for more details about the homesites.)
“The original Tight Lies fairway woods from Adams Golf were launched in 1995, but 18 years later golfers might need them now more than ever.
Lot 21 17th teesThat’s because of the design of today’s fairway woods, which are much larger than the fairway woods of the past. That added size, combined with breakthroughs in materials and design, has allowed them to fly faster and farther than ever before.
Lot #10 Collins Meadow  $299,000 Hole #8
Lot #10 Collins Meadow $285,000 Hole #8
But the added distance hasn’t done much to solve the No. 1 problem most golfers have with fairway woods – from anywhere but off the tee or from a perfect lie in the fairway, they’re extremely hard to get airborne.
Lot 291 Bonnyneck $298,000 Hole #10
Lot 291 Bonnyneck $298,000 Hole #10

That’s why Adams is releasing a 2013 version of the Tight Lies fairway woods, which like the original design will give golfers the confidence to hit a fairway wood even when the lie isn’t perfect.
According to Mike Fox, director of product line management for Adams Golf, the average size of a fairway wood currently hovers around 175 cubic centimeters. But the new Tight Lies fairway woods are only 133 cubic centimeters, and have a shallow, low-profile design that makes them extremely forgiving and easy to get airborne.
Generally, smaller, low-profile fairway woods lack the distance of larger, deeper-face designs, but Fox said that golfers shouldn’t worry about losing yards with the Tight Lies. That because for the first time, Adams is using its “Cut-Through Slot Design” in a fairway wood –  slots on the crown and sole of the club that increase spring-like effect.
lot 321 with arrowThe Cut-Thru design allows the Tight Lies to have a characteristic time of 220, which is twice as high as the originals. And despite the fact that the Tight Lies are higher spinning than Adams’ larger, deeper-faced Super S and LS fairway woods, and have a slightly lower CT, many golfers will actually hit the Tight Lies farther than those clubs because of the increased carry and consistency.”
So don’t forget to sign up for an appointment for your demo at DeBordieu Club!
DeBordieu Colony is a very private community on the coast of South Carolina, between Charleston and Myrtle Beach, just south of Pawleys Island. In addition to miles of secluded beach, boat landing access to North Inlet, and a 24-hour manned security gate, the private, equity DeBordieu Club offers Pete Dye golf, a tennis center and an ocean front Beach Club with fine dining, a gazebo bar, two pools, and a playground. There is truly no place like DeBordieu. Come see for yourself.
For more information, contact TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com, 843-455-4523.

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

6 tips to SELL your home!

Having shared many of these tips with my listing clients at DeBordieu, the private ocean front community just south of Pawleys Island, SC, I found this article from Better Homes and Gardens  spot on!!!! Wicker Dining
“Selling? Quick and easy ways to boost your home’s value and appeal!” boost your home’s value and appeal!” The links within the article take you to some of their great ideas. The pictures herein represent homes that are currently on the market at DeBordieu and will link you to more information about those homes. 

1) Neutralize Your Homejen foyer

To sell your home quickly and appeal to the largest possible buying segment, keep colors in mind when painting or replacing carpeting. These improvements can net big benefits in a raised sale price.
Cotter Foyer– Expose hardwood floors. The popularity of hardwood floors is undeniable and can drastically raise your asking price.
– Install beige carpet if you don’t have hardwood floors. This investment can make a home seem fresher.
– Avoid non-mainstream colors on your walls. If you have a vibrant hue, consider painting over it in a neutral shade.Goodrich bedroom
– Choose colors that are soft and easy on the eye. White walls are not acceptable in today’s market. Tan is the new neutral that most homeowners prefer and it can make a space seem newer, larger, and more expensive looking.
– Take down wallpaper or borders. They are like pieces of art; it might not be to everyone’s taste.
2) Complete Needed Repairs
If something needs repair, fix it. Chances are you’ve become accustomed to these flaws, but a homebuyer won’t be. Owner neglect will only lower the asking price or lengthen the time required to sell.
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– Ask a Realtor to go through your home and point out what repairs need to be done to the home before it goes on the market.
– Make needed repairs to your home before the first showing to save you stress and money in the long run.
– Have everything up to date. Homebuyers often require that an inspector go through the home, so it’s wise to already be one step ahead of the game.
– Keep your home in tip-top shape with everyday upkeep and cleaning to make your home look better for the sale.
– Make safety repairs. Fix uneven or badly cracked cement on the front walk, repair loose railings, and replace broken windows and panes that can raise security issues.

3) Minimize Clutterpap DR

An organized home will help buyers see its potential while also giving rooms a more spacious feel.
– Make your home look like a model house. Comb through it and pitch anything you don’t need or that isn’t going with you to the new home.
– Pack away unsightly or distracting items that are not necessary for the sale. This includes toys, out-of-season clothing, and everything on kitchen counters.Ragin kitchen
– Have a garage sale. Sell items that won’t fit with the size or style of your new home.
– Store extra furniture in a storage unit or at a relative’s home. Today’s furniture pieces are very large and can dwarf a room.
– Make your rooms feel larger. A quick rearrange can do the trick.

4) Create Curb AppealDAW front ext

If your home is unappealing on the outside, it will only make people wonder about what’s inside. To get people in the door, you’ll need to update your home’s exterior.
– Cut and trim all trees and bushes. Don’t let a shadowy or overgrown landscape distract from your home’s beauty.
LIT front ext– Welcome potential buyers with a pot of flowers on the doorstep. If you have a porch or a deck, stage them with pots of flowers and arrange furniture in a way that is welcoming.
– Clean and paint doors if necessary.
– Keep the grass nicely trimmed. A well-groomed lawn can be a major facelift for your outdoor area and a welcoming first impression, plus it doesn’t cost you anything.

5) Update Your Kitchen

Hager KitchenAs it is often referred to as “The Heart of the Home,” it is understood why special attention must be given to this space.
– Change out handles and knobs. Brass or silver finishes are most popular in homes today and can drastically update the look of your cabinets.
– Paint chipped or outdated cupboards and clean the floors. An immaculate kitchen is a sure selling point.Lit kitchen
– Reduce clutter. Clean counters of small appliances, food, and papers to maximize the appearance of workspaces.
– Keep appliances spotless. Clean off the top of the refrigerator and the handles on your refrigerator, dishwasher, and oven.

6) Add Finishing Touches

You’re almost ready for your first showing, but before you let anyone walk through those doors, spruce up and take care of some smaller details.
JOR bar– Take all paintings, belongings, and family photos off of the walls. To make the room seem less sterile, put one or two back on the wall.
– Restore walls to their original state. Holes and cracks left unfixed can concern a homebuyer who may not want to do a lot of repairs.
– Pack away family keepsakes so potential buyers can see themselves and their family in the home.
FRE den– Do a thorough cleaning of your home. Clean the carpet, scrub the walls and trim, and pick up all rooms.
Now…. if you need help with any of this, I will be happy to talk with about it, or even refer to you, My Assistant, who is a wiz at clutter control! You can contact me at TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com, or call me at 843-455-4523. 
Happy Selling!

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Pawleys Area's Best "Low-Brow" Restaurants featured in Nat Geo Traveler!


I'm always so quick to recommend the obviously fabulous"high-brow" Pawleys Island and Georgetown restaurants to my clients, like Frank's, Bistro, and The Rice Paddy. So I was delighted when I read the recommendations made by National Geographic Traveler's creative director, Jerry Sealy, when he visited the Pawleys Island area recently.
Topping his list of the best places to find great Low Country food at dirt cheap prices, is Hog Heaven, one of my husband's favorites, on the south end of Pawleys Island, about a mile or so north of DeBordieu's gate.  My favorite breakfast spot, Litchfield Restaurant  made it to Mr. Sealy's list, as did the "the Tuna," in Georgetown.
To read the entire article, CLICK HERE.
For more information about real estate in the area, call Troi Kaz, 843-455-4523, TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com. 

Thursday, August 9, 2012

PGA Family Course Program comes to DeBordieu Club


New tees for seniors, kids, beginners encourage family golf outings!
Lot 21, View of 17th Tee, $278,000
DeBordieu Club is excited to announce that it now features the PGA Family Course.
The program, which was launched in a partnership with the PGA of America and U.S. Kids Golf, gives families the chance to play golf at DeBordieu Club in a non-intimidating environment.
Lot 6, View of 6th tee, $199,000


The PGA Family Course Program enables DeBordieu Club to turn the regulation golf course into a "short course" experience through the use of PGA Family Tee Markers. The Family Course Tee Markers are set at yardages that allow golfers to reach greens in regulation, shoot lower scores, play in less time and most importantly, have fun.
Lot 10, View of #9, $299,000


"The traditional golf course setup is not conducive to families enjoying the game together, because most regulation golf holes are far too long for kids and beginners, " said Dan Van Horn, Founder and CEO of U.S. Kids Golf. "We're delighted that DeBordieu Club has adopted the Family Course Program to make the golf experience more inviting for the whole family."

Lot 291, View of #10, $298,000
The introduction of shorter, family-friendly courses coincides with Play Golf America's Family Golf Month and Get Golf Ready initiatives, both of which are designed to make the transition into the game easy for golfers of all ages.
DeBordieu Club becomes one of more than 1,400 golf courses nationwide that have installed the PGA Family Course.

Please tryout the DeBordieu Family Courses. Scorecards are located in the golf shop and are in the starter building. The wooded tee markers have been removed and replaced with the markers shown above. The tee markers are in the fairway adjacent to the course indicator marker on the cart paths.
Lot 68, View of #5, $198,000



For more information about DeBordieu Club, contact Troi Kaz, 843-455-4523, TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com. 

Each of the pictures on this page represent homesites for sale on the DeBordieu Golf Course. Please click on the picture for more details. 

To learn more about the Family Course Program visit www.uskidsgolf.com/FamilyCourse. Information on Play Golf America can be found at www.PlayGolfAmerica.com.
 
DeBordieu Colony is a very private community on the coast of South Carolina, between Charleston and Myrtle Beach, just south of Pawleys Island. In addition to miles of secluded beach, boat landing access to North Inlet, and a 24-hour manned security gate, the private, equity DeBordieu Club offers Pete Dye golf, a tennis center and an ocean front Beach Club with fine dining, a tiki hut bar, two pools, and a playground. There is truly no place like DeBordieu. Come see for yourself.

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

DeBordieu HOT Deal of the Week!


Heads UP Nature Lovers!
This 4BR, 4.5 bath Lowcountry Home is located on almost an acre lot adjacent to DeBordieu’s nature preserve that backs up to Hobcaw Barony’s 17,000 acres of land that’s been put in a trust for education and research. (Nice neighbors!)


Solid ICF construction, reinforced with ribar, offers the beauty of a stucco look, with the stability, comfort, low maintenance and low energy bills of concrete.

The first floor of this 3490 htd. sq. ft. home offers a beautiful Foyer, Dining area, Kitchen with Wall oven, Granite Countertops, & wet bar with icemaker, Family room, Master suite, Laundry room, Powder room, and spacious Screened Porch. 

Upstairs offers two bedroom suites, each with their own bath, built-in shelves, and window seats, separated by a den. 

Over the 3 car garage is the spacious 4th bedroom suite with its own bath. The pickled cypress walls in the main living areas give this charming home a rustic, beach cottage quality. 

One other thing I really like about this house, is that the driveway is hidden from the street, so you could keep your boat parked back there and the ARB would never know…. Unless, of course, they read my blog. Which they don’t. At least I don’t think they do…….(oops). 



For more information, pictures and a virtual tour, CLICK HERE. 


For more information about DeBordieu, or to schedule a visit, contact me at 843-455-4523, or TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com.

DeBordieu Colony is a very private community on the coast of South Carolina, between Charleston and Myrtle Beach, just south of Pawleys Island. In addition to miles of secluded beach, boat landing access to North Inlet, and a 24-hour manned security gate, the private, equity DeBordieu Club offers Pete Dye golf, a tennis center and an ocean front Beach Club with fine dining, a tiki hut bar, two pools, and a playground. There is truly no place like DeBordieu. Come see for yourself.

Monday, August 6, 2012

DeBordieu, 2 hours north of Kiawah

DeBordieu is tucked away in a very private, secluded setting, but at the same time, convenient to some of the most appealing cities and attractions in South Carolina.
DeBordeu is about two hours north of Kiawah Island, this week's home to the 2012 PGA Championship Golf Tournament.
The charming communities of Pawleys Island and historic Georgetown are only a few minutes away and provide all the necessities of life, including one of the best hospitals in the state.
Exciting and vibrant, Myrtle Beach is about 45 minutes north, also offering an amazing array of dining establishments, shopping, amusement parks, nightlife, live entertainment theatres and more than 100 championship golf courses. 
Between these two very different coastal cities lie quiet fishing villages, pristine beaches, a national forest and seashore, dozens of antebellum plantations, the largest outdoor sculpture garden in America and most importantly,DeBordieu! 
Getting here is easy. DeBordieu is located on Highway 17, just three miles north of the historic port of Georgetown and five miles south of Pawleys Island, and within easy driving distance are the commercial airports of Charleston and Myrtle Beach. The Georgetown County airport accommodates private aircraft.
There has never been a better time to purchase property at DeBordieu. 
For more information, contact Troi Kaz at 843-455-4523, TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com.

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Once Through the Private Gates.....


"Once through the private gates, you quickly realize you have entered a community that is completely dedicated to preserving the beautiful canvas nature has provided.




Elegant homes, exceptional amenities and some of South Carolina's most beautiful coastal scenery come together to set the framework for a community of exceptional standards.





The rhythm of the ocean. Gentle waves stirring cool ocean breezes. An egret poised on the banks of a peaceful marsh. A feeling of calm is inescapable. It is a pace that compliments the natural beauty of the 2,700 acres that are DeBordieu.

For generations, families have embraced this quietly tucked away community as a place to reconnect. From traditional oyster roasts, elegant dinner dances and Friday evening mixers to a wide variety of clubs and holiday festivities, social activities are designed to enhance DeBordieu's innate sense of community."
Come see for yourself.

For information about DeBordieu, visit the website at www.DeBordieu.com.
Contact Troi Kaz, 843-455-4523, TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com. 



Friday, July 20, 2012

What's Cookin' at DeBordieu?


In some DeBordieu kitchens, it’s not just dinner!
Many homeowners in this private oceanfront golf community just south of Pawleys Island, South Carolina are finding that devoting a small space in their kitchen area to do everything from manage their household finances to actually work from home is convenient and very practical.
Others prefer the having a separate room for their home offices. And some, like the owners at 79 Sweet Grass actually have both; a small office right off the kitchen, and a full office on the mezzanine level of the home.
The important issues to think about when considering office space in the kitchen are mainly storage, tolerance for clutter, and efficiency.  Some find that creating a visual boundary between the office and kitchen will help owners increase their productivity. A column or a half wall could be all you need. I must confess, in my kitchen office, I get so caught up tweeting, pinning and posting that sometimes I forget to even start dinner. LOL
Other important things to remember when planning office space in a kitchen include adequate power outlets, proper lighting, appropriate flooring, and cabinetry for special needs like filing cabinets and pull out shelves.  







The views from some of the DeBordieu home offices pictured on this page are spectacular. And they are all on the market. Click on the pictures to link to more information about the home and a virtual tour.  
DeBordieu Colony is an oceanfront community located just south of Pawleys Island, South Carolina featuring private golf and tennis, saltwater creek access to the ocean, a manned security gate, and luxury homes and villas surrounded by thousands of acres of wildlife and nature preserves.

For more information, call Troi Kaz at DeBordieu Colony Real Estate, 
843-455-4523, 
or email TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com.



There has never been a better time to consider a purchase at DeBordieu. 

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

DeBordieu HOT DEAL of the Week!


At just $599,000, this 4 Bedroom Golf Course home is the DeBordieu HOT DEAL of the week!


It's located on one of the prettiest Cul-de-sacs in DeBordieu’s Private Golf Course Community.


A popular Lowcountry style, it's perfect for a primary residence or second home.


The main floor offers a Formal Dining Room with beautiful moulding, wainscoating and hardwood floors, Living Room with vaulted ceiling and spectacular window, Kitchen open to Carolina and Breakfast Rooms, and the Master Suite with a private screened porch.

Upstairs are 3 BRs and 2 Baths.

Other features include an elevator, under house parking and storage, beautiful, mature trees and landscaping, and a large deck overlooking the 16th tees and fairway.


DeBordieu Colony is an oceanfront community located just south of Pawleys Island, South Carolina that features private golf and tennis, saltwater creek access to the ocean, a manned security gate, and luxury homes and villas surrounded by thousands of acres of wildlife and nature preserves.

For more information, contact Troi Kaz at 843-455-4523, or via email, TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com
There has never been a better time to consider a purchase at DeBordieu! 

Thursday, July 12, 2012

DeBordieu Golf, "An 18-Stop Nature Tour"


Pete Dye and his son, P.B. Dye, designed a beauty at DeBordieu, the private beach front golf community just north of Charleston, South Carolina. 

Golf at DeBordieu can be described as an exhilarating 18-stop nature tour. In fact, I had a real estate client last year who called his wife and said, "Honey, I've found the perfect spot! It's a private golf course in the middle of a nature preserve!" He bought a house that day, and is living happily ever after. 




















The Dye's designed a challenging, but playable course that meanders through the stunning marshland of DeBordieu and is defined by its signature 17th hole - voted "number one" on the Grand Strand.

The pictures on this page of some of the golf holes at DeBordieu. They are linked to the lot listings on that hole. Click the pictures for more information about each property. 


There has never been a better time to consider a purchase at DeBordieu. 

For more information, contact Troi Kaz, 843-455-4523, or TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com. 

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Dining at DeBordieu


Dining and socializing are always special events at DeBordieu, the private oceanfront golf community just north of Charleston, SC.

Whether you choose the elegant Georgian-style Golf Clubhouse or the spectacular panoramic views from DeBordieu’s oceanfront Beach Club, pleasing the senses is always on the menu.

For a more casual take on elegance, enjoy dining and live entertainment at the Blue Heron Beach Grill. And the oceanfront pool and Tiki Hut bar make every day at DeBordieu Beach a special occasion.





For more information about Club Membership and dining at DeBordieu, call 843-455-4523 or contact TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com.

DeBordieu Colony is an oceanfront community located just south of Pawleys Island, South Carolina featuring private golf and tennis, saltwater creek access to the ocean, a manned security gate, and luxury homes and villas surrounded by thousands of acres of wildlife and nature preserves.