- Name
- Nancy McClary
- Company
- Coldwell Banker Morris Realty, Inc.
- E-mail
- Contact Nancy McClary (Coldwell Banker Morris Realty, Inc.)
- Website
- http://NancyMcClary.com
- Office Phone
- (866) 612-1365
- Cell Phone
- (941) 391-1943
- Alt. Phone
- (941) 637-1090
- Fax
- (941) 637-1846
- Description
- 35 years as real estate professional, specializing in single family & condo properties and love new construction. I will do my best to make your transaction a pleasant one.
Why Chose Nancy McClary
Undoubtedly the best reason to work together is that the vast majority of my business comes from the referrals of satisfied past customers. To earn that respect, means I care about YOU and what YOU want; you will be much more than just another customer - we will become friends. Please be sure to go to NancyMcClary.com to read what people think of our times together.
Professionally, I have also earned the respect of my peers:
Director/Florida Association of REALTORS - 1996 - 2008
Past President/Punta Gorda Port Charlotte North Port Association of REALTORS
Past President/PGPCNP Association of REALTORS Multiple Listing Service
Director/Punta Gorda Port Charlotte North Port Association of REALTORS since 1996
REALTOR of the Year - 2004
Million Dollar Committee - Chair and Recipient
Member: MLS Users Group - a select committee whose task is to evaluate and select MLS providers - since 1998
Member: Professional Grievance and Professional Standards Panels
Member: Professional Development Committee
ePro Internet Professional Certified
TEAM Punta Gorda Advisory Committee
In addition to the experience gleaned over the past 3 decades in the residential realm, I've built a house when my husband and I acted as the general contractors. We did that in Connecticut when we couldn't find an existing home we liked. Daunting at first, I came to love the process. Like the first time you walk into a home that feels right, watching a home take shape from the moment you put pencil to paper to settling in, it is one of the most exciting things you will ever do. With someone who knows what to expect and who can guide you through to a happy ending, it's a joy! I do that with you!
I love what I do! Short of being a surgeon and saving your life, when we find a home you love, I make your life better, provide you with happy memories and add tremendously to your economic well being. Knowing that I've helped, is a great joy.
Snippets from Paradise - What You Can Expect
Would you like sunshine nearly every day?
Would you like to be able to walk out your back door and into your boat, sitting behind at the seawall 20' behind your house or be able to fish from your dock?
Would you like to throw away your boots, insulated gloves and hats and heavy coats - and use only a light sweater?
WELL - if any or all of these appeal to you, then this is where you need to be. It's warm, sunny and friendly all year-round. In the deed-restricted communities of Punta Gorda Isles and Burnt Store Isles, your boat sits at a concrete seawall 20' from your screened "lanai" (back porch as it used to be known) and is ready to take you to exotic anchorages, near or far, as often as you wish. Sail or power - it doesn't matter. Or maybe a cocktail cruise to watch the sun set. Oh maybe you've had a hard day at the golf course, or you're tired because of that long bike ride - it's all here, just waiting to be enjoyed. But this area isn't for everyone.
If you enjoy being stuck in traffic or long commutes, then this isn't for you.
If you like high crime areas, then this isn't for you.
If you enjoy griping about those cold, rainy, gray, foggy days when the tree colors match the road - then this isn't for you.
If you love blizzards, ice storms and having color loss for 5 months of the year - then this isn't for you. But, if you're tired of all that - then give us a try.
We have homes on palm tree-lined saltwater front canals, on demanding (and not so demanding) golf courses, and in a lovely historical district where the homes date back 60 or 70 years. Condominiums encompass every architectural design you can image: villas, flats, downtown, waterfront, or on a golf course. Ages range from just breaking ground to late 1960's. Most homes have what is known as a "split bedroom" layout - insuring privacy for the master suite, since all other bedrooms are on the other side of the home. Pool, spa or none - we have them all. Large or small - it's all here waiting for you!
Testimonials
Punta Gorda Isles - deed-restricted, 52 miles of concrete lined saltwater canals leading to Charlotte Harbor and the Gulf of Mexico for sail or power boats of nearly any size - also St. Andrews South executive golf course. The concrete seawalls in both PGI (Punta Gorda Isles) and BSI (Burnt Store Isles) are maintained by the City of Punta Gorda for which we pay $450 a year - a real bargain!!!
Burnt Store Isles - deed-restricted, 26 miles of concrete lined saltwater canals leading to Charlotte Harbor and the Gulf of Mexico for sail or power of limited size - and the challenging Twin Isles County Club -
Deep Creek - deed restricted with beautiful large man-made freshwater lakes teeming with fish and exotic birds and its executive golf course -
Burnt Store Meadows - a deed-restricted residential community, located just south of Punta Gorda -
Burnt Store Lakes - deed restricted with beautiful, large freshwater lakes teeming with fish and exotic birds -
Seminole Lakes - a gated, deed restricted community with homes spread along a designer golf course and beautiful, large freshwater lakes - again with exotic fish and birds -
Grassy Pointe, Lea Marie Island and other gated boating communities located just across the Peace River in Port Charlotte -
CHARLOTTE HARBOR - one of the ten cleanest estuaries in the county, hosting an incredible variety of warm, saltwater fish - Tarpon, Redfish, Snook, Sheepshead, Spotted Trout, Sharks, Dolphin and Manatees - among others. Charlotte Harbor is ringed with mangroves that provide tremendous protection for most species. Species vary depending on time of year and water temperature, but most find sufficient food to stay year round. Although Charlotte Harbor is the second largest natural harbor in Florida, it's depth precludes commercial vessels. The Harbor opens to the Gulf of Mexico through Boca Grande Pass, world renowned for its tarpon fishing. The national O'Berto Redfish Tournament calls Punta Gorda home for one of its stops. The bait of choice generally is a live shrimp, pinfish or crab - depending on the fish and time of year.
DOWNTOWN PUNTA GORDA - Everyone knows that the business center of Punta Gorda was devastated when the first hurricane in 40 years, Hurricane Charley, took a sudden and disastrous turn up Charlotte Harbor and right through downtown in August, 2004. Since that time, a group of concerned citizens organized TEAM Punta Gorda (I am proud to be on the Advisory Committee) to help the citizens and City Council with direction on what the "new" Punta Gorda should look like; to help address the needs of businesses in the area and a plan to bring in new businesses that would contribute to the well being of our residents. Charley wiped out two hotels and our events/auditorium leaving behind a mountain of rubble. Today, a 63-room "boutique" hotel nears completion; a Hilton is about to break ground, as is a Sheraton and the Peace River Events Center is looking more imposing every day. All of these buildings are located along the edge of Charlotte Harbor and will provide open greenspace for all citizens to enjoy. Our 4 story-height restriction assures views of the water will remain a joy to see. West Marion Avenue, our "main street" is home to several wonderful restaurants where fine dining can be had inside or out. Nearly finished is the spectacular SUNLOFT Center which will house penthouse condominiums, substantial retail and office space all within an architecturally delightful building. Just a block away are several more terrific eateries - everything from truly gourmet dining to homemade ice cream sundaes. We are back and better than ever - and our future is bursting with new opportunities. It's great to be a part of it.
Just recently two Eaglets fledged their enormous nest in the middle of one of our busiest intersections under the very watchful eye of the PGI population. As they have in the past few years, we anticipate their arrival next year to mate and add a thrill to all who watch.
