RiverOtter
got any pics?
OhioBeachBum said:Looks like a nice place to plunk a new hut! ;-)
We sold out on that dream. (But we did double our money doing it
OhioBeachBum said:Looks like a nice place to plunk a new hut! ;-)
The school issue is gone in 3 years, have the beach issue solved, am looking basically at SC and eastern TN, both are tax friendly.GraytonBound said:the nice thing about nooga is that it's so close to the "big" cities....Atlanta, Nashville, Knoxville, B'ham, are all just a couple of hours away. You can drive 3 1/2 hours & be in Asheville, or 6 hours & be on Grayton Beach. We're blessed to have a river & mountains so there are lots of outdoor activities.
Problems are schools & jobs.....if you need those you better do some research :roll:
Bob said:My wife was born near there and we are deciding on a home north of Orlando not at the beach. family has a nice home in Kingsport Tn that we would be easy to aquire, but that area is quirky...but it's family. my wife's side of the family has a presence in blountville tn that goes back to the 1790's. Nooga looks to be much more interesting/fun place to be. parents were born/raised in Atlanta. All I can say is the next 3-5 years a decision will be made, as Orlando has not been a Southern city for 20+ years. We want to live in southern city and making a choice is fun.
Bob said:The school issue is gone in 3 years, have the beach issue solved, am looking basically at SC and eastern TN, both are tax friendly.
nooga looks good, is the traffic anything like knox/volville?