Welcome to Hernando County, Brooksville Florida

Experience is what gives us our great sense of confidence.  We acquired our experience and knowledge not only here in Hernando County, but previously in huge marketplaces...Tampa, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills. Ca....we bring this big city knowledge to the small town, as I grew up on a farm but now actually live in a rural community, opportunity  a business in a small town with  a very big  idea as far as marketing and selling.  I lived on a farm and I have lived in Hollywood. Buyers from the city feel very comfortable with us and a Seller in country will instantly feel at home with me, like friends.  That is the way it should be..... Therefore, complimented by the exposure to both rural and cosmopolitan markets, we can give you the EDGE on marketing and thinking that the locals might lack. Its not who you know, its how you are received. We know that we are the right company for your Luxury Home, Estate or Horse Property.  Large parcels to subdivide, commercial property, we can do that too.  Read on, you shall see not only are we local people, we are very involved in our business.  Hands on, no passing our image or your needs off to assistants, we personally take the time to address your needs, your concerns.  Remember, you will ultimately go with the company you feel the most comfortable with.....and we know you will notice, immediately that not only do we have powerful Internet exposure, spectacular layouts & marketing, we have experience to boot. Simply read below, Areas of Expertise.

You have reached THE SOURCE  for Brooksville Horse Properties

, Luxury Homes, Land, Acreage, Commercial, Historic District,  in Hernando County. Bar none. Visit us on the web at BrooksvilleHorseProperties.com and TownAndCountrySoldit.com too!

THINKING OF SELLING YOUR FARM? We are not simply Real Estate agents.  That's too easy.  We are agents who specialize in what you have....a farm or horse property.  This is not a part time job for us.  We take it quite seriously.  We love what we do, its our Passion.  We show your property as if its were our own.  We take your pride and utilize our extensive marketing experience to create the proper exposure you deserve.  We have buyers at every price point, from $250,000 to $10,000,000.

THINKING OF BUYING A HORSE PROPERTY? Just the thought can be overwhelming.  Brooksville, is endless miles of gorgeous pasture, rolling hills-- complimented with horse estates and homes....where do you begin?  Our dedicated client service is the most comprehensive in the equestrian market.  We will show you all the listings, our listings and others.  We will show you where to buy and where not to buy.  We will show you around town, off the beaten track as they say...we are local so we keep in up to date on a daily basis of any movement in our Real Estate market. When we know of a new hot listing or seller willing to sell but not list or put it on the market, so will you.  We hand pick our selection based on information you tell us individualized to fit your needs.

Brooksville has a charming Downtown Area as well as the beautiful hills with horse farms and estates.  Check out the beautiful pictures of Brooksville, our canopy street with huge live oak trees traveling through huge pastures, wonderful winding country roads.  Our community is small however covers a very large area.  We are so close to the Tampa Bay area that shopping and the airport is just 30 min away.  Once you return home from the city you feel quite blessed to live in such a visually pleasing little town.

Nicole Sensale has been in Real Estate since 1987. She and her husband live in the beautiful Spring Lake area of Brooksville on Hickory Hill . Jack Sensale has been in Real Estate for over 30 years, has owned a Mortgage Company, Real Estate Office and Property Management Company in Tampa.  He owns Town & Country Realty as well as 2 Insurance Agencies. With all this experience, we can really help you Sell or Buy your properties.  They have 2 dogs, 3 cats and a very spoiled horse. Nicole's mother, Fredericka Turner, also works in Real Estate with Nicole and Jack Sensale at Town & Country Realty. Nicole is from New Orleans, Louisiana, Jack is from Brooklyn, New York, and Fredericka is from St Johnsbury, Vermont. We are locally owned and operated!  And local residents.  Call us, lets just chat and discuss your needs and concerns.



Nicole has worked in Santa Monica and Beverly Hills, California. She worked with multimillion dollar equestrian & luxury estates as well as luxury condominium high rises from Los Angeles to Malibu since 1987.  She has extensive experience in Real Estate Marketing. She specializes in Equestrian Estates, Custom Luxury homes, Gated Golf Communities, and Country Club Communities. Also, acreage for new construction. She has done numerous subdivisions, currently working on many tracts here in Brooskville to expand on the marketing oppertunities of making properties smaller with the option to also sell the entire tract as on large parcel. She is continuing her passion for marketing and SELLING here in Hernando County.  The market has good times and slow times. She understands the importance of being professtional and friendly with everyone our field of Real Estate to promote good working relationships with all agents.  She is an expert in the areas of Brooksville, Historic Downtown and Spring Lake, Florida. She has restored historic homes in Santa Monica, CA., New Orleans, LA. and Brooksville, FL.

She is a horse owner and has been involved in Trail, Western, English, Dressage, Saddle Seat riding as well as Carriage Driving. She has a rescued Thoroughbred Race Horse named Giacomo. She has also owned Saddlebreds and a Quarter horse. She rides the Croom Forest of Hernando County. She enjoys cooking and has attended cooking school in Tuscany, Italy. In 2007, she was appointed by the City Council to be a Board Member of the Beautification Board of Brooksville, for a 3 year term. She is a member of The NATIONAL TRUST for Historic Preservation. She is a Hernando County Master Gardener. She is past President of the Brooksville Garden Club. She is a member of the Hernando County Board of Realtors, Member of the National Board of Realtors, Member of the Multiple Listing Service (MLS). She was Hernando County's top fundraiser for Habitat For Humanity in 2005, for a tribute to the victims of Hurricane Katrina.



Please stop by and visit our office, an adorable restored cottage in historic downtown Brooksville and sit on our front porch and begin the dream of living in the Town & Country, of Brooksville, Florida.

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Equestrian Horse Farms, Brooksville Florida. How do you get started? Well, quite simply. You begin with sticking with the best...Town & Country Realty and contact immediately their top Equestrian Marketing specialist, Nicole Sensale  352.397.9500 or B34602@aol.com  Being our client says you are above average, you will receive unparallel service in our area.  Its our pleasure and its our business. 

I also have extensive experience in Brooksville, for Gated Golf Communites and Country Club living.  Dogwood Estates, Brooksville Country Club, Southern Hills Plantation, Hickory Hill, Hernando Oaks, Sherman Hills.  We have lots of beautiful areas for a sunny retirement in Brooksville.

Brooskville Florida has horse farms, horse properties and a historic charming downtown district.  Its a small town with lots of friendly people, farmer market, antique shops, bike riding heaven, blue grass festival, and Hernando County has 18 golf courses!  Yes, 18 and growing.  About Our Area - Hernando County

Hernando County's real estate market has experienced a tremendous growth rate in the past 10 years with an approximate population of over 150,000. Hernando County includes 312,000 acres of real estate (477 square miles), and stretchs 37 miles from east to west and 18 miles from north to South, Hernando County is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico on the West. The Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge comprises a portion of the northwest boundary, while the Withlacoochee State Forest and the Withlacoochee River frame the eastern border. Hernando County encompasses Aripeka, Bayport, The City of Brooksville, Hernando Beach, Istachatta/Nobleton, Lake Lindsey, Masaryktown, Pine Island, Ridge Manor & Ridge Manor West, Spring Hill and City of Weeki Wachee.

Spring Hill is the largest Hernando County Community with a population of approximately 85,000. A majority of businesses thrive here with more new establishments and franchises opening every day. New home construction on existing platted vacant lots as well as the new communities such as Sterling Hills, Hernando Oaks, Southern Hills Plantation and Avalon affords buyers many housing options.

Several golf club communities, retirement communities, planned community developments, gulfside homes, homes on canals, and on acreage along rolling hills, all contribute to the diversity of the Hernando County lifestyle. The Suncoast Parkway provides a quick and easy commute to and from the Tampa/Clearwater/St. Petersburg area, allowing those seeking the enjoyment of a suburban lifestyle the convenience of nearby city amenities.

Withlacoochee State Forest - Croom Equestrian Trails Declared as one of the "10 Coolest Places in North America" by the World Wildlife Fund, the Withlacoochee State Forest has numerous outdoor recreational opportunities available for everyone. Among the recreational amenities that make this state forest so popular are the horse trails in the Hernando County portion of the Croom Tract of the Withlacoochee State Forest. The horse trails in this area are dry-to-damp, all weather trails that wind through central Florida's longleaf pine and scrub oak hills, live oak thickets and hardwood hammocks, past creek bottoms and cypress ponds. Of particular interest are the area's ravines, prairies and abandoned rock mines. Wildlife found in the area include deer, quail, grey squirrels and bobcats.

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Click here for printer-friendly map and description (PDF 584 kb). Major Activities Trail Length/Surface: main unpaved equestrian trail is 18.65 miles; including side and connector trails, the total equestrian trail mileage is 34.22 miles Fee: Contact the Withlacoochee State Forest Recreation/Visitors Center for details regarding State Forest Use Permits and camping fees. County: Hernando Nearby Cities: Brooksville Notes: The main horse trail is marked on trees with a single, 6+ inch wide blue band that makes a complete circle around the tree trunk. Connector and side trails are marked in double blue bands. Metal signs showing the international symbol for horse riders supplement blue bands where needed. Horses are allowed only on the designated horse trails and open, designated vehicle roads. Horses must not travel cross-country, on firelines, on hiking or off-road bicycle trails or closed roads. Be aware that you may encounter hikers on the horse trail or hikers and off-road bikers at trailheads and trail crossings. Communicate to other trail users to let them know if your horse is safe to pass. Overnight primitive camping is permitted only at designated sites. Primitive horse camping is allowed by Special Use Permit at the Twin Pond Hunt Camp when the area is closed to hunters. Contact the Recreation/Visitors Center for details regarding camping. Horse, hiking and off-road biking trails are closed on the Croom Tract of the Withlacoochee State Forest during the muzzleloading gun and general gun portions of the annual hunting season. Equestrians should were brightly colored clothing when riding during other portions of the hunting season. For information regarding hunting seasons, and additional rules and tips regarding use of equestrian trails and the Withlacoochee State Forest, contact the Recreation/Visitors Center. Access/Directions: The primary trailhead is located on Croom Road/Forest Road 6 adjacent to the Tucker Hill fire tower. From Brooksville, head north on US 41 to Croom Road (CR 480). Take a right and proceed east on Croom Road about two miles until you see the fire tower on your right. Parking for the trailhead is on your left, across from the fire tower. The secondary trailhead is located at Twin Pond Hunt Camp on Forest Road 7, about a _ mile north of Soult Road/Forest Road 12. When the hunt camp is closed to hunters, riders may park on empty campsites for day use riding. A permit is needed for overnight use. Contact Information: Withlacoochee State Forest Recreation/Visitors Center 15003 Broad Street Brooksville, FL 34601-4201 352-754-6896 Withlacoochee State Forest website Florida Division of Forestry

 

Posted by Nicole Sensale on 05/26/2007 09:24 AM

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