These are images from a house recently fixed up from the ravages of hurricane Michael. It’s a large house with lots of bedrooms and bathrooms, two story with a large garage, a “storm cellar” safe room and a large game room. As you can see in the photos, it has it’s own boat dock/lift, a love seat overlooking the water, and a fenced-in gazebo. Contact Cynthia McQuaid, (850) 527-3423, for more information.
This house, located at 8718 E Hwy 30A, is three stories. Each floor is nearly identical in layout and furnishings and has about 3200 sq ft of living space with 5 bedrooms. Of course the top floor has the best views. These images are from the third floor if this very livable vacation rental:
Here’s another house that’s been fixed up with new paint and somewhat refinished flooring that will make it easier to sell. However, as you can see in the photos, there’s a lot more remodeling TLC that needs to be applied to bring it up to more modern standards.
Not every house we photograph is one of those you see on the front page of various real estate, vacation, travel, or architectural magazines. Regardless, we still need to do our best to photograph those houses and present them in the best way possible for the prospective buyers. They need to see the true condition of the property but they don’t necessarily need to see all of its “warts”. No matter what we do in the photographing or editing process, we absolutely cannot remove anything unpleasant. As most of you are aware, that is construed as mis-representing the property which is a big no-no. We often have to strike a balance between making the property look “too good” versus showing reality in all of its “splendor”.
310 Alexander Drive is one of those houses that are not magazine ready.
