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I have to post a pic of the beautiful Cypress Breeze pool just for Mermaid! This pool is around 14,000 square foot with 11 waterfalls. I believe it holds around 500,000 gallons of water and cost $4,000,000 to build.
http://www.sowal.com/bb/attachment.php?attachmentid=3593&stc=1&d=1169147966


You know, of course, that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but I will concur with SJ that it is indeed paradise to kids. I'm sure someone will think it's a great selling point. :clap_1:
 
I have said before the pool was open that kids will never want to go to the beach after playing in the pool. After being under construction for 2.5 years, maybe we will get a chance to see some kids playing in the pool this spring, rather than the guys were were building it.

My daughter had the chance to swim in that pool and it is indeed paradise.
 
My daughter had the chance to swim in that pool and it is indeed paradise.
I am telling you that those houses in there are large enough for a whole heard of vacationers, and the ones located overlooking the pool will become hot items with time. Personally, I don't like the rock/boulder look of the pool, but that pool will keep kids entertained for their entire stay.

Little girl's reply to the teacher when asked how she liked her vacation at the beach, "The Pool was great!" Guarantee you. ;-)

Mermaid, you are right, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I don't like Destin, but look at all of the people who do.

I think the location of Cypress Breeze is a good one, fairly centrally located and well away from the Gulf's edge. However, it is not too far down the bike path to get to the shops and restaurants in Gulf Place and Ed Walline Park which is one of the few public beach accesses with restrooms. When Cypress Breeze gets built out and vacationers begin to roll in, it will become more fun and probably won't look as funky as it does right now.
 
I 100% agree with all of you. I know several people who don't like the pool, and several that do. I think it is in a great location and the prices are still relatively good for the location. Only time will tell ;-)
 
I would just like to say that the best "Pool" around is the Gulf of Mexico. It is more beautiful to me than any concrete pool around. That is not to say that I don't like to take a dip in clorine at the end of my beach day. But, all I need is about 5 feet of water to get wet in. And that is all I have to say about that.
 
And now, I understand the Victorian lampposts. It is called Cypress Breeze Plantation! Who knew?
 
You should try to find every single one of my posts and put a snide remark!.....oh, nevermind

:idontno: ...are you talking to me? I was being serious! I did not understand the Victorian lampposts dotting the pool area. Today, I was reading part of The Walton Sun and saw an ad. I never knew it was Cypress Breeze Plantation!
 
You should try to find every single one of my posts and put a snide remark!.....oh, nevermind
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Josh - got your PM, and will be in touch to possibly preview your listing for a client.

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