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Island Park Estates
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14 Comments ::  :: Homes, Lots, Beach, Mustang Island |  |
Island Park Estates Beachfront Community
A new fifty three lot seaside community located in Corpus Christi, Texas. The subdivision is between North Padre Island and Port Aransas, Texas.
They are building a community of seaside cottages that will have exclusive beach access, oceanfront views, oceanfront lookout, private lagoon, swimming pool and much more.
The property is next to Mustang Island State Park. The owners of Island Park Estates and Island Moorings Marina have created a new home owners concept called , "The Beach and Bay Club", that creates more value on Mustang Island for the Home Owners at Island Park Estates and the Boat Owners at Island Moorings Yacht Club and Marina.
Price Ranges from 85K to 650K
Why Buy at Island Park Estates?
Location Location Location Location- Island Park Estates has the most Desirable Beach on Mustang Island
You can drive your golf cart over the boardwalk to the least crowded section of the beach protected from through traffic by jetties created for mustang island - The Enduring Value of Three Expansive Views
You will always have expansive views over the Gulf of Mexico over Mustang Island State Park over the Bay to the Corpus Christi Skyline - Exclusive Access to the Yacht Club and Marina
Island Park Estates and Island Moorings Yacht Club and Marina are owned and managed by the local dean family who are committed to the community and offer the combined assets of both facilities to their homeowners - A Safe Home
Island Park Estates has the safest and most secure homes being adjacent to the E.M.S. of Corpus Christi on mustang island.
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Jim @
Thursday, July 31, 2008 2:05 PM | |
The Beach & Bay club looks like a great opportunity. Does anyone know how it works?
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| ByBeach and Bay Club @
Thursday, July 31, 2008 2:24 PM |
PortAransasIsland.com describes how the owners of Island Park Estates and Island Moorings Marina have created more value on Mustang Island for
* the Home Owners at Island Park Estates and
* the Boat Owners at Island Moorings Yacht Club and Marina.
They created the Beach and Bay Club to share amenities and coordinate events between the two facilities such as the
* Oceanfront Pool
* Beach Access via the Golf Cart Boardwalk
* Bay side Pool and Hot-tub
* Yacht Club Facilities
* Marina Facilities
* Boat Slip Use
* Boat Slip Ownership Discounts
* Community Events
It’s more value & fun for the home-owners at Island Park Estates and the boat-owners at Island Moorings Marina. |
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Patty @
Sunday, December 28, 2008 2:44 PM |
Suzette Freeman and Patty Eggleston, the Island Park Estates sales team is excited to update you on the exciting progress on our Beachside Pool and Cabana! Within steps of the Gulf of Mexico and our beachfront community, we are looking forward to this incredible water feature this summer!!
With Winter being one of the most beautiful times of the year here in Port Aransas! The beach and the water could not be more beautiful!!
Please plan a visit to Island Park Estates on Mustang Island today or call us for more details @ 361-876-8991.
Thanks,
Patty and Suzette
Island Park Estates
www.buyporta.com
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SADIE @
Wednesday, June 10, 2009 9:49 AM |
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Joanne Coffern @
Sunday, July 19, 2009 9:14 AM | |
While here visiting friends we looked at these homes and found them nice, but the advertisements on the web are "renditions" and not reality. Also we visited at high tide and there was no beach to drive our cart on. The Gulf went all the way up to the dunes. Is this false advertising? The house we looked at was nice but I wonder what would happen to it with the first hurricane. |
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Joanne Coffern @
Sunday, July 19, 2009 9:15 AM | |
While here visiting friends we looked at these homes and found them nice, but the advertisements on the web are "renditions" and not reality. Also we visited at high tide and there was no beach to drive our cart on. The Gulf went all the way up to the dunes. Is this false advertising? The house we looked at was nice but I wonder what would happen to it with the first hurricane. |
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Joanne Coffern @
Sunday, July 19, 2009 9:19 AM | |
We were visiting friends and took a look at these homes and found them very nice, if pricey. However, I was disapointed to find that the web site pictures were renditions and not real airal photoes. In reality it does not look like the pictures as few homes are actually built there. Also, there was no beach to drive the cart on as it was high tide and the water came up to the dunes, which are a little low in that area. My question is has there been any storm since this sub division was established that breached the dunes and came into the street there?
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Joanne Coffern @
Sunday, July 19, 2009 9:20 AM | |
We were visiting friends and took a look at these homes and found them very nice, if pricey. However, I was disapointed to find that the web site pictures were renditions and not real airal photoes. In reality it does not look like the pictures as few homes are actually built there. Also, there was no beach to drive the cart on as it was high tide and the water came up to the dunes, which are a little low in that area. My question is has there been any storm since this sub division was established that breached the dunes and came into the street there?
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| BySuzette @
Sunday, July 19, 2009 11:01 AM |
The renderings on the website include homes which have been designed, but not constructed. The developer's intent was to give buyers an idea of what the neighborhood will look like when homes are built. Apparently you were visiting during an abnormally high tide as the beach is usually wide enough to drive on. Last year when hurricane Ike came ashore near Galveston, Mustang Island experienced very high tides. The water line came up about two feet on the edge of the boardwalk, but did not breach the dunes.
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| ByPatty @
Sunday, July 19, 2009 12:37 PM |
Please refer to the following website for tide charts for Port Aransas.
http://nearshore.utmsi.utexas.edu/tides/TideCharts2009/TidePAjul09.pdf
Also, please see 150 Frontside video below:
<a href="http://www.onetruemedia.com/shared?p=8e0ddc5832ca4528f01d26&skin_id=1703&utm_source=otm&utm_medium=image" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.onetruemedia.com/cover_thumbnail?p=8e0ddc5832ca4528f01d26&view=2" border="0" alt="View this montage created at One True Media" title="View this montage created at One True Media"><br/>150 Frontside, Mustang Island,Texas</a> |
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| ByPatty @
Sunday, July 19, 2009 2:39 PM |
Also, please note under the video tab at
www.portaransasrealty.com
the video featuring, Dr. Richard Watson, noted Coastal Geologist and his opinions on the Mustang Island Dunes and hurricanes.
Thanks,
Patty |
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georgewilson @
Monday, July 20, 2009 5:35 PM |
Use this link
http://www.onetruemedia.com/otm_site/view_shared?p=8e0ddc5832ca4528f01d26&skin_id=1703&utm_source=otm&utm_medium=image |
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Tuesday, December 01, 2009 9:38 AM | |
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