It was a very good day in Ponce Inlet, FL. It is s warm, but not scorching hot, though on the beachside between the Ocean and the Intracoastal, and that's where Ponce Inlet is, it is always cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
Driving there felt like there are fewer signs for sale, which just recently were so numerous, that it was getting depressing. A few homes on the ocean were remodeled, and it is looking better now.
I drove to immensely popular Inlet Harbor Marina Restaurant to look at The Niña and Pinta, the most accurate replicas of Columbus' ships, that are docked there. I have visited them a couple of years ago, but I wanted to test my new camera, so I went there.
Inlet Harbor Marina Restaurant in Ponce Inlet is never empty, but today it was jam packed. This never ceized to surprise me, as on several occasions failed to find any greatness in the food they serve.
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They have huge parking, but I still had to drive around searching for the place to park. The ships serve as floating museum, but tours end at 6 PM and I was later, trying to catch sunset, so I did not have the best spot to take shots, but I anyway enjoyed seeing these ships and be again amazed how Columbus and his people dared to sail across the world (pretty much) on these modest caravels.
On the way back I drove around and returned on Atlantic Ave. What gorgeous houses are there on the south tip of the peninsula!
Ponce Inlet is an excellent place to call home. My wife is dreaming of buying there a lot, and build a small but comfortable home to live when we retire. I am less enthusiastic, as I do not believe I would ever be able to afford to retire, as though now we do not have to think about children, but now it is turn of grandchildren (LOL).
Check my blog for upcoming marketing reports on single family homes, condos, and land in Ponce Inlet.
Meanwhile, if you are interested in real esate in Ponce Inlet, call me 386-405-4408 or just shoot me an email.
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