Owner Motivated and Lease Purchase Possible for Big Canoe Home
As I have mentioned many times before, the key to selling a house in this market is to be open to all options. One of my clients, the owner of 5216 Columbine Drive in Big Canoe is ready for offers! The bright and sunny home was built in 2006 on a private view lot at the far end of Columbine Drive. This 4 bedroom 3.5 bath home features 3 levels of luxury! The main level has a master, living/great room, kitchen, laundry, screened porch and large deck. Upstairs has 2 additional bedrooms with a shared bath, and a common room with a fireplace as well. The lower level is perfect for entertaining guests with a bar, and large great room with a pool table, fireplace, game table nook, enormous lower deck and a 4th bedroom with a full bath. There is also a 2 car detached garage with a breezeway. It really is a must see and the following suggestions would be considered by the owner:
1. Purchase the home outright and all offers will be seriously considered.
2. Purchase the home and the owner will consider “owner financing” a portion of it.
3. Lease Purchase the home for 1 year. (Call or email for details)
4. Lease the home for one year. (Call for prices)
5. Most of the furnishings are negotiable.
If you have always dreamed of coming to Big Canoe and felt like it would be too tricky to do, then this is the house to consider. This owner is willing to work with you on his home. It may be worth a look!
PS – If you are have been searching for Big Canoe rentals, this home is also available selectively for weekend rentals. please give me a call/email if you’d like to “try it out”. (No pets please)
~Karin
August 5th, 2008 at 11:46 pm
What is the price of this home?
August 20th, 2008 at 8:25 am
Hi!
I would like more info on the 4 bedroom, and cost of any other distressed properties that may be available.
Thanks,
Camille Tanner
July 4th, 2011 at 1:01 am
Please tell me what your price and options you have for lease-purchase. Thank you 7-3-2011
January 23rd, 2012 at 11:57 am
Hello it’s this home still available and how much . Thanks teresa
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