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Robin Crim joins Adams, Cameron & Co.
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Adams, Cameron & Co., Realtors is pleased to recently welcome Robin Crim to its thriving team of agents in the West Volusia area. Robin joined the company in April with her husband, Kevin, to make up Team Crim.
Robin believes in working hard for her customers and knows that communication is a big part of that. She likes to stay busy. Robin is a retired schoolteacher from Kansas and currently works as an ESE teacher in Volusia County. She is a lifelong learner and always striving to know more. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Elementary Education, and even furthered her education with a Masters in Special Education and a Masters in Administration.
Robin and Kevin appreciate the Florida lifestyle and long to share it with others through real estate. We are delighted to have them on the team and look forward to Team Crim’s success.
Founded in 1963, Adams, Cameron & Co. is the largest real estate company in the combined Volusia and Flagler Counties with over 300 agents. Celebrating 59 years, Adams, Cameron & Co. is pleased to support the area’s residential and commercial real estate needs by bringing the most resources available with a pleasant family-run atmosphere. More information is available atwww.adamscameron.com.
For more information, contact:
John Adams
President
Office: 386-253-8044
Fax: 386-253-8944
johnadams@adamscameron.com
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4th of July Spectacular!
Magic Show in the Kids Zone- 6:00PM Corn Hole Tournament behind Lakeside- 7:00PM Pie Bake off at Lakeside Concession Stands- 8:00PM
4th of July Spectacular!
Monday, July 4, 2022
The Parks and Recreation Department wants to celebrate Independence Day with you, your family, and your friends! Come to City Center Park from 5:30- 9:00PM to enjoy the live band Chrome 57', check out our food court where you will be able to choose between over 15 different food trucks, grab your partner and compete in the Corn Hole Tournament, walk through the classic car show, play on the inflatables, pet some animals at Noah's Landing Petting Zoo, get a self portrait or balloon animals at the Kids Zone, and SO MUCH MORE! Fire works will be set off at exactly 9:00PM. This is an event you do not want to miss.
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Magazine-worthy million-dollar home is between river and ocean
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This million-dollar estate was carefully planned and situated to create an ideal Florida paradise on one of Daytona Beach’s best cul-de-sacs leading to the Halifax River.
“From my experience, when you walk in most listings you feel like you are in a house, but this particular house makes you feel like you are home.” said Realtor Dan Harshaw. “It is truly Southern living at its best with a design that creates places for relaxation, privacy, living and entertaining.”
Encapsulated in John Hardie concrete siding for low maintenance and no worry of wood rot, this spacious four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home features 10-foot ceilings, an open-floor plan and custom elements that “flow smoothly and emphasize the traditional Florida lifestyle without feeling like the typical ‘model home’ we see so much of,’’ said Harshaw, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors.
“As you enter the great room and gaze into the open pool and outdoor fireplace, your senses immediately cause any stress or tension to retreat,’’ he added. “And the beauty of using earth tones connects you with the surroundings.
The elegant open kitchen is well equipped with stainless-steel appliances, real-wood cabinets, granite countertops and designer lighting, hanging above the spacious center island with a breakfast bar. It also has French doors that open to the screen porch for grilling and gathering, adding to the indoor-outdoor dining experience. Another set of double French doors opens to a covered patio, overlooking the “picture-postcard” backyard with saltwater pool, spa and outdoor fireplace.
There’s a separate den and office on the main floor that can be used for those that work from home or need that extra TV room, while the upstairs holds the laundry room and the four large bedrooms — all with enormous closets.
“Do not overlook the enormous closets in every bedroom and on the stair landing,” explained Harshaw. “You will not be lacking any storage here.”
Plus, there’s an exercise room over the garage that can be a fifth bedroom, office, man cave, she space, kid’s getaway or just more storage,’’ he added.
The giant 25-foot-by-29-foot garage has enough room for car, truck, boat or RV parking.
“That’s 725 square feet for parking your toys,’’ said Harshaw. “Just as an example, the owner kept his 21-foot boat in there with no problem.”
There’s also an immense driveway that was created to accommodate six more vehicles.
“If you’re searching for that perfect Southern lifestyle, this is your answer,’’ Harshaw exclaimed. “This beauty has been loved and cared for over the years, and my feeling is that it has many, many more years of good energy to give.”
2 Hickory Lane, Daytona Beach
TOTAL LIVING SQUARE FEET: 3,300
LOT SIZE: 99 feet by 138 feet
BEDROOMS: 4
BATHROOMS: 2 full, 1 half
STORIES: 2
YEAR BUILT: 2002
PRICE: $1,099,000
CONTACT: Dan Harshaw, Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, 386-295-3719
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July 4th Veterans Parade on Main Street
There will be a Fourth of July Veterans Parade, beginning at 10 a.m. Monday, July 4, on Main Street in Daytona Beach. This is the event’s second year. The parade will pay tribute to veterans and first responders. Organized by the Marine Corps League Daytona, the parade’s lineup will feature nearly 30 local military organizations, as well as combat veterans, and the city’s police and fire departments.
The parade will begin on Main Street at Atlantic Avenue and travel west on Main Street to the base of the Main Street Bridge. The public can view the parade from the sidewalks along Main Street.
Interested veteran organizations, youth groups and bands wanting to participate in the parade, should contact Rolf Mattar at RJMattar@yahoo.com or Daytona Beach Zone 4 Commissioner Stacy Cantu at CantuStacy@codb.us.
In addition to the parade, there will be a special July 4th Veterans Ceremony beginning at 9 a.m. by the Clock Tower between the Boardwalk and the Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort at 100 N. Atlantic Ave. that will be presented by the Marine Corps League Daytona and is sponsored by the city.
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