Historic Havana, Florida Offers Many Affordable Historic Homes For Sale

access_timeMay 27, 2012personDebbie Kirkland

Our team loves selling and showing homes in Havana, FL. It gives us a chance to share a piece of local history with our home-buyers. Havana is home of many affordable homes for sale, historic, and even new construction neighborhoods and a golf community popular with retirees. If you are visiting Havana, FL for the first time, plan time to explore the downtown Art district after you view homes for sale in Havana, Florida with our sales team. We’ll be glad to show you around!

Myers Park Historic Homes -This one is renovated, refurbished and better than new…Unique and Urban Tallahassee Home for Sale

access_timeJuly 27, 2011personDebbie Kirkland

Urban Oasis Overview Maps Photos Features Description Neighborhood $250,000 Single Family Home Main Features 3 Bedrooms2 Bathrooms1 UnitInterior: 1822 sqftLot: 0.34 acre(s) Location 832 Governors DriveTallahassee, FL 32301USA To get updates on open home dates and other property events, please click the “Like” button below: Debbie Kirkland Armor Realty of Tallahassee(850) 212-0440dkirkland.realtor@gmail.comhttp://www.homesalesoftallahassee.com Listed by: Home […]

Sunday Drives And Historic Homes in Quincy, Florida

access_timeJanuary 16, 2011personDebbie Kirkland

I love history.. so poking around on a wekeend in Quincy, FL 20 minutes from Tallahassee inspired this! Looking for Quincy, FL homes for sale? Search here: http://search.homesalesoftallahassee.com/search-city.php

Challenges of Owning a Historic Home

access_timeOctober 31, 2024personDebbie Kirkland

Owning a historic home provides old-world charm, but it can also pose challenges. Historic homes often need more maintenance, and outdated technology, such as heating units, could mean higher bills. If decorative fixtures need repair or replacement, the materials may be costly or no longer available. Painting the exterior and other renovations could require approval […]

Do People Buy Homes During The Holidays?

access_timeNovember 27, 2013personDebbie Kirkland

he halls are decked, people are nestled in their homes, but creatures are stirring and what a perfect gift that receiving an offer on your home? Whoever tells sellers that people do not buy homes during the holidays is not correct. The holidays are busy times for home-buyers, shopping, traveling and relocating are sometime rolled into one big trip

Homes That Sell Keep Us In Business in More Ways Than One

access_timeJune 2, 2011personDebbie Kirkland

Financial advantages of home-ownership, pride in building a home for a family to grow up in, a home where friends and colleagues gather to celebrate special occasions all help Americans become healthy in more ways than one.

Historic Tallahassee – The Old City Cemetery, a Walk Back in Time

access_timeMay 7, 2011personDebbie Kirkland

I’m a history buff, so between real estate appointments, I like to poke around some of the historic areas in Tallahassee. The Tallahassee Old City Cemetery is the oldest burial ground in the city, established in 1829by the Florida Territorial Legislature. There are 4 sections to the cemetery which hold the graves of Civil War […]

365 Things To Do In and Around Tallahassee, FL – Day 30 Tour Historic Open Houses and Art Exhibits

access_timeMarch 3, 2011personDebbie Kirkland

This year, we will repeat the event only on a larger scale. Seven featured homes for sale in Myers Park, Tallahassee, FL will be open for tours and works from over 20 artists will be on display, many represented by the artists themselves. Works by Missionary Mary Proctor, Lucas Vansickle, Sandy Proctor, and more will be showcased.

Los Robles Community Tallahassee, FL |Gates of Tallahassee Series

access_timeJune 5, 2011personDebbie Kirkland

One of the first ones I wanted to post was in Los Robles. An historic community in the heart of Tallahassee. The very name sounds old, and it means “The Oaks.” One drive through there, and you will see those stately oaks and the historic homes carefully placed under their century year old branches.

Urban Living in Tallahassee, Attractive for Gen Y

access_timeApril 4, 2012personDebbie Kirkland

Gen Y’s are attracted to the cozy Internet cafe’s and Tallahassee coffee shops. They relate to the social interaction of their like-minded friends who are captivated by old things revived, mixed with edgy accents and accented with multi-cultural flair of urban areas.