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Project by andyboy | posted 235 days ago | 1486 views | 7 times favorited | 12 comments |
I must say that Brian Hubel was a huge influence in this project. If you google his "Slim" hall table you will certainly see the design. However this is my interpretation and I am well pleased with the out come.
In a few weeks my students will reproduce this. I can't wait to show you how they get on. :)
You will find 5 more short videos in the video section of LJs or double click on this video and it should take you to my youtube channel.
-- Andy Halewoodworker. You can't finish if you don't finish. So finish it, because finish is everything.
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#1 posted 235 days ago |
I've watched the build and you might also add the blog posts to this? Maybe a larger perspective picture/ You do great work. I'm sure your students will have a blast! -- Cau Haus Designs, Thomas J. Tieffenbacher |
#2 posted 235 days ago |
This is lovely. Not been around for a while, so need to check out your build! Cheers, Garry -- Garry fae Bonnie Scotland - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Garry-Macdonald-Woodwork/425518554215355?ref=hl |
#3 posted 235 days ago |
Excellent hall table Andy…simply amazing…well done. -- Dave.......Keep calm and make more sawdust.... |
#4 posted 235 days ago |
This looks fantastic, and it's the most inspiring concept I have seen in a long time. Well done Sir. -- I played with Legos as a kid and I never had the part I thought I needed, so I learned to improvise. Now I'm an engineer with a woodworking hobby. |
#5 posted 235 days ago |
Turned out great Andy! -- If you can dream it, I can do it! |
#6 posted 235 days ago |
Cool design and great execution, Andy! -- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood" |
#7 posted 233 days ago |
Awesome hall table! Great design, like the pulls and the legs. Excellent work and great video. |
#8 posted 233 days ago |
Andy- beautiful work. Simple lines can sometimes be the most difficult depending on joinery. |
#9 posted 232 days ago |
I LOVE this design! Great looking and a great job! |
#10 posted 173 days ago |
Wow! I entered my hall table in the National Wood Skills held competition held in Kawerau New Zealand. There are a whole bunch of category's and Yee Ha I got first in the furniture section. -- Andy Halewoodworker. You can't finish if you don't finish. So finish it, because finish is everything. |
#11 posted 173 days ago |
GREAT!!! I'm happy for you. Now you just have to learn to take the time to do a visual presentation that shows it off? Ya deserve it! -- Cau Haus Designs, Thomas J. Tieffenbacher |
#12 posted 76 days ago |
No wonder this won the competition, simply stunning! |
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INDIANAPOLIS, IN (AP) — With IndyCar still recovering from Dan Wheldon's death, series officials said Tuesday that double-file restarts will be scrapped at Indianapolis, Texas and Fontana and more changes to improve safety could be announced before next month's season-opener at St. Petersburg.
"Oh yeah, there will be lots more to come," IndyCar CEO Randy Bernard said after the two-day state of the series summit wrapped up in Indianapolis.
Bernard didn't provide hints about what other announcements are pending.
It's all part of a plan to make courses safer and revamp IndyCar's image after Wheldon, a two-time Indy 500 winner, was killed in an accident at last year's season-finale in Las Vegas. The wreck pushed safety issues to the forefront of racing and gave the drivers who risk their lives more latitude in framing complaints.
Plenty of changes have already been made.
The series is introducing its first redesigned car in nine years, a model that is being deemed IndyCar's safest yet. Driver seats will be surrounded by three inches of foam in the cockpit, an inch of foam underneath the seat and a panel on the right side of the cockpit to help reduce the force when hitting outside walls. Wheldon, who did most of the early testing, spoke glowingly about the new safety features.
Series officials are hoping the addition of rear-wheel pods will eliminate the wheel-to-wheel contact that can send cars airborne, too.
The 16-race schedule includes only five oval races, down from eight of 17 last year, a move many racers have embraced since Wheldon's crash, though Bernard said that decision was more about marketability than safety with the obvious exception of Las Vegas.
New race director Beaux Barfield, who replaces Brian Barnhart in race control, made his decision on the restarts after talking directly with the drivers.
"I could look into their eyes and see very legitimate concerns," he said.
When Bernard brought the double-file restarts, a popular NASCAR feature, to the IndyCar circuit last season, those with stock car experience such as three-time defending champ Dario Franchitti and Danica Patrick balked immediately about the dangers it would pose.
Bernard responded by instructing his drivers, which the series calls the world's most versatile, to make it work. After a dubious start in St. Petersburg, they did.
Barfield said he made his decision for two reasons: where the acceleration point is on the track and driver complaints.
It's still possible the double-file restarts could return everywhere in 2013 after series officials evaluate the performance of the new cars, but at least drivers feel like they're getting a say.
"It's an ongoing process and you're not going to fix everything overnight," 2004 IndyCar champ Tony Kanaan said when asked about the new safety measures Monday night. "I'm proud of the communication we've had between the drivers and IndyCar, but it wasn't just that aspect, either. We didn't talk among ourselves (drivers) very good, either."
A handful of drivers, including two of Wheldon's closest friends — Kanaan and three-time defending points champ Dario Franchitti, promised to change that following Wheldon's funeral.
By building a consensus, series officials are paying more attention to all of the drivers' complaints, not just on safety matters.
The series also announced Tuesday it will experiment with three 30-lap qualification heats at Iowa. The 10 fastest cars in practice will run against each other in the first heat and will take the top 10 starting spots. A second heat will determine odd numbered starting spots 11 through 31 and the third heat will determine even numbered starting spots 12 through 32.
IndyCar will not use a blind draw to determine the starting lineup anywhere, a year after it tried the gimmick before one of the twin races at Texas. Franchitti contended his poor starting spot in the second of twin races at Texas last summer cost him valuable points and could have cost him the championship.
But Bernard said the qualifying heats at Iowa are different from the blind draw.
"I think this is different because it's actual competition that will determine the start order, not a blind draw," Bernard said. "Looking in hindsight, it was probably a mistake doing a blind draw."
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Property owner takes action
Joe Jordan watching as workmen remove the iron gate. (Picture by Cherie Pitt.)Fri, October 19, 2012 - 12:09 AM
Still proclaiming that he was the rightful owner of the lands at Sunset Crest, St James, property owner Joe Jordan flexed his muscles yesterday and removed an iron gate across the Sunset Crest Beach Club complex.
Waving his conveyance and title deed, an upset Jordan told the WEEKEND NATION that the conveyance clearly stated that no property along Sunset Crest should be enclosed.
"This is the second time that I am removing this gate. Let them take me to court. I don't care. This is a right of way to the beach for us property owners," said Jordan, who accused the Sunset Crest Property Owners Association of refusing to acknowledge that he was the owner of all the common lands – rights of way, easements and quasi easements – in the area.
Sunset Crest is made up of condominiums, private homes and businesses. (MB)
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- Posted by Bajan Fishermen 1 year, 4 months ago
Finally someone has stood up to the establishment for not only his rights, but for the little man. Joe has all the legal rights, yet they want to deny him his rights. This is the hubris of the establishment of Barbados. What really bothers me, is that many more Barbadians, are subjected to this sort of establishment behaviour, but who does not have the wherewithal that Joe has to confront them.
But I hope that this stand by Joe, will help to empower others that they must stand and fight for their rights as well.
Four hundred years, we have been fighting for our rights, and yet with legal documentation we still have to struggle to protect our rights in Barbados?
It is high time that that the access to all of the coast of Barbados, MUST BE ALLOWED. THIS IS OUR BIRTH RIGHT.
- Posted by Rod mann 1 year, 4 months ago
- Greatly said Mr fisherman man.
- Posted by CARL HUSBANDS 1 year, 4 months ago
"This is a right of way to the beach for us property owners," said Jordan."
@Bajan Fishermen: It seems to me that unless "the little man" is one of the property owners of this development, Mr. Jordan's action seems to serve only his and similarly situated property owners in this development. I do, however, agree with your suggestion that we must stand up and fight for our rights, in this case, our birth right of having access to the beaches of Barbados. Mr. Jordan may wave his conveyance and title deed but we can all wave our birth certificates in proclaiming what we deem to be not our property right but our birth right of having access to the beaches of Barbados.
- Posted by Pan Wallie 1 year, 4 months ago
- A worthy fight, Mr Jordan. I hope you really get good support in this undertaking.
- Posted by J. Payne 1 year, 4 months ago
- Been there before. Sometimes in Barbados you have to do- and let the courts come back and decide later.
- Posted by wayne husbands 1 year, 4 months ago
- "Still proclaiming" ..what intent does this intro/lead sentence implies, can anyone else see where i am coming from.... does the sentence implies doubt? how much longer can we allow this one sided journalism be allowed to influence public opinion?
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How can we change the world from the material world we're living to a world does not have a monetary system?
now days people are learning & working just in order to get those printed papers(money)
we all can see that money is made to keep people working so they can get more and the more they get the more they spend its like a people became slaves they just work and work just for the money am just wondering what will take to change this principle in the governments and citizens?
Jul 21 2011: i personally know nobody who would do anything just to get money. they all want stuff, like house, car, travel, theater ticket, book, good wine, freedom to move, freedom to change jobs and such things.
you really know someone who actually wants paper money just for the sake of having it? sounds sick.-
Jul 21 2011: exactly wanting things meaning wanting money meaning more consumption but here's the problem we're living in finite resource planet sooner or later using this style of consumption it won't be suitable for living
in fact this is applied on every part of our life no matter what you want you must have money to get even if money do not get it for you directly money became a life necessary
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Jul 21 2011: three observations.
one. i don't see any problems with wanting better food, better shelter, better clothing, better healthcare, buying a book with poems, visiting a faraway city, etc etc. why would we want to change that? don't you wish internet access to those who does not have? don't you wish them better cars or bikes? accessible medicines?
two. this entire "finite resource" thing is something you didn't talk about in your opening post. it was about material desires and money, and not about global resource management. are you moving goalposts ingame?
three. wanting material goods and the existence of money are totally unrelated. people wanted material goods long before the invention of money. and if money is somehow (foolishly) abolished, people still will want material goods.
Jul 21 2011: Here's one of TED-ED's Facebook likes, It's quite a good example http://www.justfortheloveofit.org/
Jul 21 2011: Speaking of the UN http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Nobp3n6FHU&feature=player_embedded if you want change you should watch this!
Or check http://mashable.com/2011/07/05/social-good-summit-2011/ to register!-
Jul 21 2011: Cool.
But much like TED it's not enough.
It's still operating in the economy frame... which sooner or later will bump into classic problem like costs and resources. Remember the SETI program ? TED Prize winner... *shrug*
But much like with TED, *smile*
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Under scrutiny for accepting gifts from deceased dean Cecilia Chang, Rev. Donald J. Harrington, C.M., President of the University, released a statement in an email to the University community. In the statement, Harrington pleaded... Read more »
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There are ads on television, which you rarely see this time of year. And the team's sales force has been burning up the phone lines, calling present and former customers several times over the winter.
Over the weekend, the Brewers began selling tickets for group outings. Historically, the Brewers have enjoyed great success bringing large groups in. Groups, especially in outstate areas, know that weather is no longer a factor, and plan ahead by booking large blocks of tickets.
The Brewers like groups for lots of reasons. One reason is that groups don't particularly care who the Brewers are playing. They just want to have a good time.
This year, the franchise has a new toy to sell: the new right-field picnic area. The new area isn't even finished yet, but there is already substantial fan interest.
The difference this year is the fact that there is a bonafide product to sell. Many baseball people believe the Brewers are a team on the rise, and fans undoubtedly want to be part of the action.
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Did you know that electric vehicles can reach speeds of 100 mph or more? Watch some e-vehicles built by RIT students, faculty and staff race a distance of 100m in parking lots G & H on Saturday, May 5. Race time is at 9 a.m. - just one hour prior to the opening ceremony for the festival.
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COLUMBUS -- Police say a man wanted for rape and battery could be trying to get out of the country to avoid prosecution.
Officers have warrants in hand for the arrest of Ahmed Kadi, 49, of Columbus. Police say Kadi is wanted for the rape and sexual battery of two young girls in his family, 13 and 15 years of age.
Kadi was last known to be living off Morse Road in north Columbus, police say the same home where the two girls were sexually abused.
An ABC 6/FOX 28 investigation showed Kadi's prior record was relatively clean up until this crime was reported to police: minor traffic violations highlighted his run-ins with the law in Franklin County.
Columbus Police say Kadi is aware of the rape and sexual battery charges and have solid information telling them he is a flight risk and was attempting to leave the country Saturday night.
Police say Kadi abandoned his job, stopped talking to family members and would not return calls from detectives. Police believe he may be getting help from family or friends to leave the country for the Middle East.
If you have any information on Ahmed Kadi, contact Columbus Police.
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Located minutes from World Class Polo events in an exclusive and peaceful gated community. Enjoy your time Poolside in the covered dining area, or soak up some sun on the comfortable lounge chairs. Inside boasts 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and and open floor plan with 2 living areas, 2 dining areas, a private office with Wi-Fi, and a spacious kitchen overlooking the family room with a 50' Flat Screen TV.
In the spacious Master Suite you'll find a King sized bed, 40' Flat Screen TV, and 3 closets. The master bath has a separate toilet area, his and hers sinks, Jacuzzi tub and large shower. Located on the other side of the house, two rooms have Queen sized beds, while one room has two twin beds, perfect for the kids. Two rooms share a bathroom, with two sinks and a separate toilet and bath area.
The house is child friendly - there is a secure gate around the Pool.
Beaches, Shopping, Dining, Zoos all within a thirty minute drive.
Keywords: Pool, 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom,Open floor plan, Quiet neighborhood, Child friendly, Polo
Property Type
- House
- 1 story
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Minimum Age Limit For Renters
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Children Welcome
- Pets Considered
Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8, Beds for 8
Bathrooms: 3 Bathrooms
Kitchen & Dining
Both indoor dining areas seat 6-8 Outdoor dining table seats 6 Breakfast bar seats 6...moreless
- Kitchen:
- Dining Area Seats:
- Ice Maker
- Dishwasher
- Refrigerator
- Cooking Utensils
- Microwave
- Oven
- Stove
- Child's Highchair
- Toaster
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Air Conditioning
- Washing Machine
- Parking Off Street
- Garage
- Parking
- Towels Provided
- Linens Provided
- Clothes Dryer
Other Amenities
- Gated community
- Stereo
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
- DVD Player
- Wireless Internet
- Telephone
Pool & Spa
- Private Pool
Outdoor Features
- Deck / Patio
- Outdoor Grill
- Shopping
- Miniature Golf
- Horseback Riding
- Boating
- Wildlife Viewing
- Gambling Casinos
- Fitness Center
- Basketball Court
- Golf
- Equestrian Events
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Cycling
- Restaurants
- Zoo
- Cinemas
- Churches
- Library
- Synagogues
- Museums
- Water Parks
- Beachcombing
- Walking
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Playground
- Theme Parks
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Great stay!
Great stay!
- Guest os (NYC)
- Date of stay 08/04/13
- Review Submitted 08/20/13
We stayed at the property for a week and had a wonderful time. The house is impeccable, with a lots of space and a great layout. Everything was super convenient, from the garage to the pool area to the equipped kitchen etc. The house was also very clean and it was easy to maintain during our stay -- everything had a place and we did not find anything missing from the typical items you would need in the house. The property manager was immediately available on the phone if we had any questions. The location was pretty close to all the stores on Route 441, including Publix, Whole Foods, Walgreens, etc. Also, we did lots of exploring and it was easy to get to the Lion Safari (20 min), West Palm Beach (20 min), Palm Beach (30 min), Wellington mall, etc. Our kids attended a local camp in Wellington and loved it. Overall, a great experience and I would absolutely recommend this property as a short term vacation rental.Recommended for: Girls getaway, families with young children, age 55+, families with teenagers.
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Excellent Rental Home and Location
Excellent Rental Home and Location
- Guest LH (Tampa, FL)
- Date of stay 07/19/13
- Review Submitted 07/23/13
We enjoyed our weekend stay and did not encounter any issues. The home is well-maintained, very clean, and is set up perfectly for a few couples or a family or two with kids. The property manager is very helpful and conveniently lives nearby. This was our second time staying at this home and it will definitely be our first choice next time.Recommended for: Girls getaway, romantic getaway, families with young children, families with teenagers.
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Great Vacation in a Great House
Great Vacation in a Great House
- Guest Cathy (Roanoke Tx)
- Date of stay 07/07/13
- Review Submitted 07/17/13
Stayed in Wellington for a week while visiting our grandchildren. Found the house to be spacious, comfortable, and very clean. The floor plan was very convenient for our party of 6. The baby could nap and my husband could work in the office, all while the rest of us were having fun in the pool, playing, or watching TV without disturbing them. Grocery stores and the Wellington mall were very close by. We had a few great meals out, Yano's Italian Deli had delicious sandwiches for lunch and Tijuana Flats was a perfect casual dinner. We took the grand kids to Lion Country Safari, about 20 minutes away. It was incredible, I'd recommend it as an outing for anyone visiting with kids. (be sure to check online for a coupon, its an affordable FULL day of activities) We also had a morning trip to Bedners farm for strawberry picking, and ended up having BBQ lunch there complete with homemade ice cream for dessert. It was also a very fun day. We also stumbled upon a city of Wellington event called Food Truck Invasion, at Scotts Place park. There was easily 25 food trucks circled in the park, really unique thing to see! Everyone had a good dinner, there was a band, and the kids loved the playground. Not sure how often the city does it, but it was really a fun evening. I also noticed a water park there, it looked like a lot of fun, although we never made it back for a close look. Overall, its not easy to keep everyone in our party happy due to our wide age range (1-59). This house fits the bill, and will definitely return. Thanks Janis (property manager), and Bethany! We hope to be back soon!Recommended for: Sightseeing, girls getaway, people with disabilities, families with young children, age 55+, adventure seekers, families with teenagers.
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Family reunion
Family reunion
- Guest Happy travelers (Indiana)
- Date of stay 06/07/13
- Review Submitted 06/17/13
We rent houses around the south Florida area every year and my husband's parents and his brother's family come to stay with us while we are there. Of all the houses we have rented (I think we are up to 4), this house was by far the best. The pictures do not do the house justice; the house has a lot of space for big family get-togethers. Also, we loved the layout of the rooms in the house. Every room has a bathroom! One bathroom is shared between the room with 2 twin beds and another room with a queen bed, which was perfect for parents with young kids. In addition, my brother/sister-in-law brought their 6 month old baby and were thrilled that there was a pack-n-play, high chair as well as a walker/bouncer toy for him to use. The pool was great as well, and there is also a large community pool with a baby pool area at the community club house. The location in Wellington was great for our purposes (lots to do in the area!) and the community is beautiful. Lastly, and most importantly, the beds were very, very comfortable, which is hard to find in a rental. My one suggestion for the owners is to add some beach towels to the inventory. While there are enough towels in all the bathrooms for 6 adults and 3 kids, it was a little close when we all swam/went to the beach and then wanted to bathe afterward. Plus, it feels a little silly to bring a white towel to the beach! :) All in all, it was a great place to stay, and I think it's very likely that we will stay there again.Recommended for: Girls getaway, pet owners, people with disabilities, families with young children, age 55+, families with teenagers.
Owner response: Thank you so much for taking time to right a review of our property. It's wonderful to hear that you found the house comfortable, spacious and family friendly. I will get some beach towels in there right away. We'd love to have you back next year!
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not impressed
not impressed
- Guest grace h.
- Date of stay 05/11/13
- Review Submitted 05/27/13
was told about no heated pool or heated hot tub after we gave our last payment and ready to go. Lawn furniture in very poor condition, no cable . Hard to keep 5 kids entertained. House was very comfortable and clean. Need more towels for eight even. We had to wash towels every night.Recommended for: Adventure seekers.
Owner response: Thank you for taking the time to write a review for our property. Yes, the house is immaculately clean and very comfortable. I'm sorry you had issues with a few aspects of your stay. Myself, my husband, and our Property Manager all strive to be as accommodating as possible towards our guests and prospective renters. Our goal is for our guests to have a fantastic and relaxing time in a beautiful home away from home. The details of the listing were written by me personally and do not mention a heated pool, nor did you ever ask if it was, so I had no reason to believe that you expected it to be. I apologize for the misunderstanding. The dining table and six chairs under the covered patio, and the 3 lounge chairs situated by the pool were bought new just 2 1/2 years ago. They have only been used by short term renters and are accurately depicted in the photos of the screened in porch, covered dining area and pool. Im so sorry to hear they weren't up to your standards. I'll be inspecting them for wear and tear and updating them promptly. There is cable at the house. Our property manager is always available if there are any questions about using the 50 inch flat screen TV, remote controls, or wireless Internet. As far as keeping 5 kids entertained, I only have 2, so I'm no expert! There is a playground within walking distance inside the gated community, along with tennis and basketball courts, a gym and a large community pool. Also within a 20 minute drive are: Lion Country Safari, Palm Beach Zoo, South Florida Science Museum, Calypso Bay Water Park, Bedners U-Pick Farm, and of course the Beach. Lastly, regarding the towels, I know it can be a drag to do laundry during your vacation. The house sleeps 8 people. There are extra linens for every bed and plenty of towels for 8 people. I will point out there were 10 people in your party, which could explain a shortage during a week long stay. I will check the inventory and replenish immediately. Thanks again for your comments, they are invaluable in making sure this is the best rental choice in Wellington. We'd be happy to have you back on your next visit!
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Wonderful house in Wellington
Wonderful house in Wellington
- Guest Ellen (Culpeper, VA USA)
- Date of stay 12/19/12
- Review Submitted 01/02/13
This house was a gem! We had a family get together, complete with a few well behaved dogs, and Bethany could not have been more accommodating. Janis (manager) promptly took care of anything we needed. The huge great room was perfect for us and the bedrooms were all comfortably furnished. The property was clean and appliances all modern and in working order. The gated community even has a nice doggy walking trail all along the lagoon areas, so our dogs got a nice hour long walk daily. Beaches are about 1/2 hr away, there are great places to eat in Wellington, and we found movies and shopping close by as well. Agliolio's in Wellington is a fantastic Italian restaurant. While Lake Worth beach has parking lot construction currently, we made it to "Benny's on the Beach" for delicious enormous breakfasts one day. We had a person on crutches in our party so could not do much beach time involving walking in sand. We definitely plan to go back in 2013 and enjoy sand and surf more!Recommended for: Sightseeing, girls getaway, pet owners, romantic getaway, families with young children, age 55+, families with teenagers.
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Beautiful Home in a Gated Community with all the Comforts of Home!
Beautiful Home in a Gated Community with all the Comforts of Home!
- Guest CB (Queen Creek, AZ)
- Date of stay 06/30/12
- Review Submitted 07/17/12
Jeffrey & Bethany, thank you for allowing us the pleasure to stay in your home. Our two-week stay could not have been better. From the furnishings, fully stocked kitchen, heated pool/spa to the large bedrooms with very comfortable beds we enjoyed every minute at the house. The full size baby crib was a great accomodation for our 1 year old daughter, she slept great in her own bedroom. The kids loved the pool and we used it nearly every day. We took a 20 minute drive to the beach and enjoyed the beautiful crystal clear Atlantic Ocean. The last week we were there we drove 30 minutes to a great snorkeling spot up North and had a blast. We enjoyed time with our family in Wellington and Royal Palm Beach.This will be an annual event for us and we will definitely be back next year! Thank you again for the wonderful accomodations and exquisite attention to detail!Recommended for: Sightseeing, girls getaway, pet owners, romantic getaway, families with young children, age 55+, adventure seekers, families with teenagers.
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- Guest patty (colombia)
- Date of stay 06/28/11
- Review Submitted 07/21/11
THE LOCATION IS NEAR EVERYTHING ,THE OWNERS WERE VERY NICE , THE CONDOMINIUM WHERE THE HOUSE IS IS VERY NICE AND THE HOUSE IS BEAUTIFUL IS BETTER THAN YOU CAN SEE IN THE PHOTOS AND IS VERY NICELY DECORATED.Recommended for: Sightseeing, tourists without a car, pet owners, people with disabilities, romantic getaway, families with young children, age 55+, families with teenagers.
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Parents 60th Anniversary
Parents 60th Anniversary
- Guest 60th (Savannah, GA)
- Date of stay 07/15/11
- Review Submitted 07/20/11
The house was in great condition. There was plenty of room for my big family. The location of the property was perfect for what we were doing. I would recommend this property for anyone needing space and wanting to be in the Wellington area. The property manager Janis was very accommodating.Recommended for: Girls getaway, families with young children, families with teenagers.
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Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
Equestrian High Season Jan 5 - May 1, 2014 117 night min stay |
$28,000 flat fee |
Fourth of July Jul 3 - Jul 7, 2014 3 night min stay |
$425 | $1,995 | $5,250 | ||
Thanksgiving Week Nov 16 - Nov 23, 2014 7 night min stay |
$2,800 | ||||
Christmas Week Dec 23 - Dec 30, 2014 7 night min stay |
$2,800 | ||||
My Standard Rate 3 night min stay |
$325 | $1,995 | $5,250 | ||
Fees and Rental Conditions:
- Pet Fee: $150
- Property Damage Protection: $89
- Cleaning Fee: $120
- Tax Rate 11.5%
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Year Purchased: 2009
About the owner: We have been married for five years and have two beautiful children that travel everywhere with us. We moved to the Caribbean ten years ago, and enjoy having this property to vacation at.
Why the Owner Chose Wellington:
We chose Wellington for its proximity to the amazing world of Polo. The events of Polo season happen just minutes away, yet the beach, great food and shopping, along with plenty of activities for the kids are all within a 25 minute drive.
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1 of 2 living areas, with sliding glass doors to the Pool
Great room. Patio and pool on right and bedrooms on left.
Kitchen - dining room to the right & family room behind you. Glass doors to pool
Master Bedroom with sliding glass door to pool
Master Bathroom. Two sinks, separate toilet room, jacuzzi tub, and double shower
1 of 4 bedrooms, Queen sized bed. Jack and Jill bathroom leads to twin room.
Outdoor dining area. Lounge chairs in the sun on the right.
Spacious Pool *please note the pool is not heated
1 of 2 indoor dining rooms
Great room. Open and airy with plenty of room for cooking eating and relaxing.
1 of 2 indoor dinig rooms. The kitchen breakfast bar are to the right.
Master bedroom. Hallway leads to master bath.
1 of 4 bedrooms, Queen sized bed
1 of 4 bedrooms. Shares Jack and Jill bathroom with Queen room
Lounging by pool. Patio is screened in, child safety gate around pool
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