Showing posts with label coronado. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coronado. Show all posts

Monday, December 12, 2016

1110 Loma Ave, Coronado - Home for the Holidays



December has always been an exciting month for our family on Loma Ave. Our family connection to Jingle Bells (Mom being the great granddaughter of James Lord Pierpont, author of Jingle Bells) always generates that little extra spark of excitement and magic for us around the holiday season. 

Mom would certainly never boast about our family connection to Jingle Bells, but her joyous and infectious smile, and her yearly, Jingle Bells themed holiday decorations hinted she's at least a little proud of her place in the family tree. 

Each December, jingle bells hang on the front door, announcing the arrival and departure of all visitors with a happy jangle. We even had a door chime that played Jingle Bells until the well used winding mechanism finally expired.

Coronado and San Diego Offer Holiday Frolic

The City of Coronado kicks off the holiday spirit boost in early December, dressing each and every Orange Avenue pine tree in a coat of colorful lights. Follow Orange Avenue along this sparkling, seasonal path and walk or bike to The Old Ferry Landing to enjoy the festive city skyline, often doubled in reflection on the glassy waters of San Diego Bay.  On the way, be sure to stop by Cafe 1134 or Starbucks to pick up your favorite holiday hot toddy. 

Within days of the tree lighting tradition, pedestrians take charge of a Orange Avenue to stroll amongst holiday parade goers and in to quaint and cozy shops during merchant's open house.  Young and old are thrilled to see Santa arrive by fire engine to oversee lighting of the "big tree", the tallest holiday tree you'll likely ever see! 

These are just a few examples of holiday activities our family has had the good fortune to enjoy while living on Loma Avenue.  A multitude of musical, theatrical and artistic events await you, just outside your front door. This small but strong community has provided cross-cultural experiences to expand our minds, excite our imaginations and grow our hearts. 

We love this home and our wish is to
partner with a special buyer who appreciates this opportunity to own a beautiful, master-crafted house in an absolutely ideal beachside location.  We hope you love this home too, so bring your aesthetic vision, your sense of adventure and your good walking shoes. Stroll the neighborhood, take a walk on the beach of this seaside town we call "our little slice of heaven".  It's your turn to build your own precious traditions and enduring memories within these walls. 

Related links:


Jingle Bells trivia:  Jingle Bells was the first song performed live in space

Christmas parade. Orange Avenue becomes pedestrians only. Less than a block away. 

Balboa Park December Nights

Lambs Players Theater (around the corner) Festival of Christmas and An American Christmas. The Turner family have enjoyed both, multiple times over the years. 

Hotel Del Coronado and Christmas

Parade of Lights

David


Want to start 2017 in your new home … call Tim Brodowski at 858-354-2354 to get the process started.   BRE #01224576

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Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Home for the Holidays - 1110 Loma Ave, Coronado


Home for the Holidays
1110 Loma Ave, Coronado

This stately Victorian 3 bedroom, 2 bath home was constructed by Coronado reknown builder SD Chapin and is listed on the historic registry. The house shows off features of the era such as clapboard side, wood double hung windows w/ multi-paned upper sashes, outstanding corbels, and large overhanging boxed eaves. A lengthy driveway leads to a detached accessory structure at the rear of property. As you enter the yard thru the white picket fence, you will appreciate the award winning garden.

To see this home, write an offer, and take advantage of the historically low interest rates, call Tim Brodowski today 858-354-2354. BRE #01224576

Happy Thanksgiving!



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Friday, November 4, 2016

1110 Loma Avenue - Home for the Holidays and Throughout the Year



Shortened Days Heightened Our Spirits

As sunsets hiked north each Spring and slipped south every Fall, our nature-oriented family loved this home where we celebrated life, built lifelong memories and created unique traditions, with a little help from Coronado’s sunsets. 

At the end of long and languid summer days on Loma Avenue, we enjoyed watching the sun rest in glorious fashion after its daylong reach to the north, sending beams of golden slumber through Star Park’s trees to create leaf speckled shadows on our dining room window.  This soothing and magical light show fueled many an evening of coffee and conversation with family and friends. 

After the summer solstice, we found that shortened days heightened our spirits as we anticipated the coming holidays and observed the subtle changes in Southern California’s weather.  We tracked sunsets as they slowly progressed daily, from right to left across the horizon, each day creeping ever closer to the end of Point Loma and towards the cool depths of the Pacific Ocean.  When the late summer sun began to set over water, we would watch for the “green flash” under a salmon-colored and crimson canopy of clouds. 

The highlight of our family’s celestial spectacle was Thanksgiving Day sunset, where we walked a few short steps to the beach to take in nature and bid a very special and spiritual sendoff to our solar soulmate. 

While we found that our two-block walk to the beach, unfortunately, did not work off a substantial Turkey Day feast, we did find that our treasured yearly celebration brought: serenity – through the glory of the sea and sky before us – appreciation and bounding thankfulness for our once-in-a-lifetime home behind us -- our pillar and source of emotional strength that helped guide us throughout life’s grand procession.


To begin making your memories in this incredible home, call Tim for a personal preview at 1110 Loma Ave., Coronado, CA. Tim Brodowski may be reached at 619-686-5512. 
BRE #01224576


Thursday, June 16, 2016

Regal Coronado Home

Stately Victorian 3br/2.5ba home is listed on Coronado's historic registry. Home boastfully exhibits the architectural designs of the period. Brilliantly colored roses welcome all guests to this wondrous period home. The large living room with its oak flooring and brick fireplace is just the beginning to what this astounding home offers.


Tim Brodowski,
MBA, CNE, GRI, BPOR, CIEA, MilRes Spec
Call/Text 858-354-2354
BRE #01224576

Tuesday, May 10, 2016

Glorious Victorian Home in Coronado

Glorious Victorian 3 br 2.5 ba home is part of Coronado's history and listed on the historic registry. Home proudly displays the architectural designs of the period - clapboard siding, fabulously colored decorative corbels, large boxed eaves, and a detached "accessory structure" (aka garage). The brightly colored roses and front porch welcome all guests to this marvelous period home. 

Contact Tim Brodowski 858-354-2354


Friday, May 6, 2016

Mills Act Q & A

Who is eligible to apply for the Mills Act?                                                                                            Owners of Historic Resources in residential zones are eligible to apply. Application forms are available at the Community Development Department. There is a $100 application fee for a Mills Act Agreement.

What happens after I apply?
Applications are reviewed by staff and considered by the Historic Resource Commission at a noticed public hearing. The Commission will make a recommendation to the City Council.
How are Mills Acts approved?                                                                                                                       Each January, the Historic Resource Commission evaluates applications received the previous year to determine historical significance and they are added to the waiting list for City Council approval. Each year, in October, Mills Act applications are considered for approval by City Council at a noticed public hearing. Approved Mills Act Agreements are entered into by the property owner and the City and recorded at the San Diego County Recorder’s office each December.
What are the restrictions associated with a Mills Act Agreement?
·         Preservation of the designated resource is required throughout the term of the agreement.
·         When necessary, restoration and rehabilitation to the property may be required
·         The front façade is considered to be of the utmost importance. Changes to the front façade or any façade facing a public right-of-way (excluding alleys) shall be avoided.
·         Periodic examinations of the property may be required as necessary to determine the owner’s compliance with the agreement.
Tim Brodowski, MBA, CNE, GRI, BPOR, CIEA, MilRes Spec
Call/Text 858-354-2354
Email TimBro97@aol.com
www.TimBroHomes.US
BRE #01224576

Thursday, May 5, 2016

What is the Mills Act?

The Mills Act allows a reduction in property tax on historically designated property. The legislation is not state mandated; each city has the option of implementing the Mills Act and can tailor the program to the needs of the individual community.
 
Mills Act Agreements are contracts that provide a reduced property tax to a homeowner in exchange for preservation of a Historic Resource. Non-historic additions and new construction are excluded from the Mills Act property tax reduction.
 
Mills Act Agreements are a ten (10) year contract, renewed annually. This means that on the anniversary date of the agreement, a year is added automatically to the initial term of the agreement, keeping the agreement perpetually ten (10) years from expiration.
 
Mills Act as Agreements run with the land and will continue to be valid upon a change of property ownership. Homeowners considering applying for a Mills Act agreement should be aware the program is subject to change as deemed necessary by the City Council.
 
Tim Brodowski, MBA, CNE, GRI, BPOR, CIEA, MilRes Spec
Call/Text 858-354-2354
Email TimBro97@aol.com
www.TimBroHomes.US
BRE #1224576