Our rates are really simple:
$700 per week for September, November, and December (not Christmas break)
$800 per week for most weeks.
$900 per week during the months of July and August.
$1000 per week for Christmas and Easter break
BONUS!! May - October, FREE Solar Pool heat 87+ degrees!
If you are wishing to spend more than one week (8 or more days) add
ONLY $100 Dollars per additional day up to 12 days then $85 per
additional day no matter what time of year!
We normally have a 6 day minimum rental period for our home but can
allow shorter stays if it fills a gap in the calendar. Your
vacation can start and end on any day, but Saturday is the preferred.
Our prices INCLUDE: Cleaning prior to arrival and after departure,
local telephone calls and all utilities (water, electricity, etc)
Our prices do not include taxes, state tax is 7% and the county tax
is 6% for a total of 13%. If you need to rent a barbeque, or would
like electric pool heating, please inquire before checking in.
Electric Pool heating SET TO YOUR DESIRED TEMP, (recommended between
November thru April) is $20 per day FOR THE LENGTH OF YOUR STAY.
We require a 20% deposit to reserve the days for your stay, with the
balance due upon check-in at our management company.
We can accept deposit by; money order, U.S. check, charge cards/bank
transfers by PayPal.
You will be asked to provide a $250 security deposit locally in
Florida against damage - if you secure this by credit card, the
transaction will not be processed unless damage has occurred.
If paying at the time of check-in to the management company either
cash, money order, charge cards or travelers checks will be
accepted. If you would like to pay your balance when you check-in by
charge card, please add 3% surcharge. This applies to your balance
due only. NO Personal Checks accepted at check in. If you wish to
pay by personal check we must receive it TWO weeks prior to check in.
You can reserve your booking up to two years in advance at today's
quoted rates. Your rental price will not be increased as the rate
increases. ( and yes, rates are going up! )
