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Smiling JOe said:
Just another simple reminder to cherish every moment of each day.

You are so right SJ. You know we cherished every day at Silver Beach in Destin before they tore it down and put up a big huge freaking condo building. I am thankful that at least if the Villa's do get sold at least maybe there won't be a huge building there because of the building codes!!!!
 
From what I understand it was sold awhile ago to Abbott/Resort Quest. That is why it is under their rental mgt company. You will see their signs as you pull in or on 30-A. Hope this is correct for KD's sake especially!! :rolling:
 
Franny said:
From what I understand it was sold awhile ago to Abbott/Resort Quest. That is why it is under their rental mgt company. You will see their signs as you pull in or on 30-A. Hope this is correct for KD's sake especially!! :rolling:

Well that makes me feel better because, yes Abbott Resort Quest is who our confirmations come from, and have for the last 3 years. Thank you Franny!
 
yippie said:
It was my understanding that Bill Abbott owned Seagrove Villas. You may be thinking about the owner of the Wheelhouse Restaurant passing away.

When Bill sold Abbott Realty years ago, the two properties he kept were the Seagrove Villas and Henderson Park Inn.

Bill is very much alive as far as I know. I heard this information from his office a few weeks ago.

I think you're right. I believe the guy who owned the Wheelhouse also owned the cottages on the property. That's probably what confused me. Either way, you now have at least two people who are dying to know what the future holds for this last little piece of Old Florida.

If you have a contact there, and live in the area, it would be appreciated if you could find out what lies ahead for the property.
 
JB said:
I think you're right. I believe the guy who owned the Wheelhouse also owned the cottages on the property. That's probably what confused me. Either way, you now have at least two people who are dying to know what the future holds for this last little piece of Old Florida.

If you have a contact there, and live in the area, it would be appreciated if you could find out what lies ahead for the property.

I have on my PI uniform as I post and am own my way to find the truth and nothing but the truth!! :lolabove: :lolabove: :lolabove:
 
Franny said:
I have on my PI uniform as I post and am own my way to find the truth and nothing but the truth!! :lolabove: :lolabove: :lolabove:

:bow: I :wub: you for this. Anxiously awaiting the truth!!!!
 
kathydwells said:
You are so right SJ. You know we cherished every day at Silver Beach in Destin before they tore it down and put up a big huge freaking condo building. I am thankful that at least if the Villa's do get sold at least maybe there won't be a huge building there because of the building codes!!!!

Ha! We have more in common than I thought. I grew up going to Silver Beach as well. We had the same gulf front room (lower right-hand corner) during the same two weeks in July every year from probably 1965-1985. My grandfather and the owner, Roger Clary, were close friends. How I miss the Destin of my youth. Talk about great breakfast. The little restaurant on the property had the best breakfast in the Panhandle during those days. The best view, too. Lord, we used to terrorize that place. Amazing they let us keep coming back each year.
 
kathydwells said:
:bow: I :wub: you for this. Anxiously awaiting the truth!!!!
My sisters and I stayed their in April and I found a room key in my beach bag so I do need to go by there and return it two months later! :eek:
 
Franny said:
My sisters and I stayed their in April and I found a room key in my beach bag so I do need to go by there and return it two months later! :eek:

How funny!!!! Ok, can't wait to find out what you find out!!! :lol:

How was your stay there?
 
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