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Anybody have knowledge on waterfront houses in the Keys and their ability / restrictions to keeping boat in water / on lift?
We're playing with the idea of getting a power cat in the 37-42-foot range and moving to a waterfront home in the Keys. In Saint Pete, we live on a 150-foot wide canal, and have a spare slip, so parking a cat with the axis perpendicular to the seawall is doable. In the Keys, I assume there are going to be areas where a canal would allow this, and other areas where it either wouldn't work, or would just be prohibited for reasons.
A further complication is that we would still have a 27-footer on a lift.
Anyone with relevant information, please speak up. Also, if you know a realtor knowledgeable in this area, please give me contact info.
We're thinking about Marathon and points south, but realize our requirements may be difficult to meet. We're just trying to get a feel for areas / neighborhoods that might accommodate us.
Anything else come to mind? Let me her it!
We're playing with the idea of getting a power cat in the 37-42-foot range and moving to a waterfront home in the Keys. In Saint Pete, we live on a 150-foot wide canal, and have a spare slip, so parking a cat with the axis perpendicular to the seawall is doable. In the Keys, I assume there are going to be areas where a canal would allow this, and other areas where it either wouldn't work, or would just be prohibited for reasons.
A further complication is that we would still have a 27-footer on a lift.
Anyone with relevant information, please speak up. Also, if you know a realtor knowledgeable in this area, please give me contact info.
We're thinking about Marathon and points south, but realize our requirements may be difficult to meet. We're just trying to get a feel for areas / neighborhoods that might accommodate us.
Anything else come to mind? Let me her it!
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