Fish Creek House - Making Montana Memories and a Dream Come True
Hilton Head Rental
?by: Jeff Palmer
There are lots of vacation rental options available on Hilton Head Island. Villas and condos, homes and timeshares are all available in varying price ranges.Most vacation villa rentals range from $500 per week for a one bedroom accomodation up to $3000 per week for a 3 bedroom rental. Of course location and ameneties play a part in the price of these rentals. Rentals located on the ocean with private beach acesss fetch a higher price than those without. Another factor which effects the price of Hilton Head rentals is the month that reservations are made. The tourist season on Hilton Head begins in April and continues until about August. Villa rental prices during these months are at a premium. With about a million vacationers to Hilton Head each year, it’s simple to comprehend why rentals during these peak months are in such high demand.
Vacation home rentals on Hilton Head can range in price from $1000 to $8000 per week for some luxury oceanfront homes and condos. The number of bedrooms,amenities,location and season affect the rental prices of these homes.
Long and short term rentals are both readily available. Weekend vacations or rental arrangements lasting several weeks are commonly found. Most vacation rentals on Hilton Head Island include the standard amenities such as air conditioning, washer and dryerand cable television. Many villa rental choices include luxury features such as jacuzzis, indoor pools, ocean views, private beach access, tennis courts and golf facilities.
The vacation rental business on Hilton Head Island is highly competitive and many bargains can be found on the internet. To save money, try to book your reservation in the off season months.Many times a villa or vacation rental can be purchased for at least half of what’s charged during the peak tourist months.
There are a huge number of hotels to selected from on Hilton Head Island. In general, prices range from$50 per night for basic accomodations to $200 per night for some of the more upscale lodgings.
Hilton Head Island is divided into plantations or communities. The various plantations offer differingcharacteristics and amenities. Before choosing your Hilton Head vacation it may be wise to consider the differences in plantations.
On the South West end of the island is Seapines plantation. Seapines was theisland’s first developed area. Seapines is a mixture of residential and resort areas with 3 public golf courses,several tennis courts, beach, two marinas and the very popular Harbour Town shopping district.
Shipyard Plantation is ideal known for it’s beautiful beach. Shipyard is a mixture of resorts and private residences. Bicycle and walking paths wind through the plantation’s 800 acres. Several golf course call Shipyard home,including the Galleon, Brigantine and the Clipper.
Long Cove is a stricly residential area, with about 570 private homes.
Wexford Plantation is a private community of about 500 acres.
Palmetto Dunes is a mixture of resort and residential communities. Boasting over 3 miles of shoreline, Palmetto Dunes is a popluar renatl area. Shelter Cove harbour and marina is l ocated adjacent to this plantation and is host to numerous fesivals, celebrations and other island events.
Port Royal Plantation features several historical sites. The Island’s namesake Captain Willian Hilton first landed here in 1663. The Port Royal resort features a convention center, entertainment and restuarant.
Palmetto Hall Plantation, the newest of the island’s residential developments features two outstanding golf courses.
Located on the northern edge of the island is Hilton Head Plantation is home to golf course and country clubs. Miles of nature walks and bicycle trails cover the plantation which is also home to two nature preserves.
Indigo Run is a resdential plantation located in the central area of the island.
Spanish Wells is one the island’s original developments and is a private community.
Windmill Harbour is home to the South carolina Yacht Club.
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About The Author Jeff Palmer is an world wide web marketing consultant and search engine optimization specialist. Currently residing in Hilton Head Island, SC., Mr. Palmer is the author of numerous ebooks and articles concerning on the web advertising and marketing. |
Fish Creek House - Making Montana Memories and a Dream Come True
?by: Cid and Dan Busarow
WHITEHALL Cindy Buscarow fulfilled a childhood dream when she moved to Montana last Might. Another dream was reached two weeks ago when she and her husband, Dan, opened Fish Creek House, a bed and breakfast just outside of Whitehall.
“When I was young I always told my parents I wanted to live in Montana,” stated Cindy, known as Cid. Living in New York and later California, Cid didn’t know how that would quite happen.
Dan, a partner in a personal business and gunsmith, and Cid, a bi-athlete, came to Bohart Ranch near Bozeman to compete in the running and shooting competition and fell in love with the area. The search was on for property in Montana. For Dan, he was returning to his roots. He lived in Malta until he was five.
The couple found a beautiful log home located on forty acres with gorgeous views of the mountains and a stone’s throw from Fish Creek.
The house was bought and a massive renovation started.
“We’d drive up from California each month to see how the progress was going,” stated Cid.
During one of their trips, they took a hike down to the creek and when Cid looked up at the log home nestled in the hills, the name Fish Creek Home came to her.
With the renovation complete and the licenses involved with a bed and breakfast approved, Fish Creek Home is officially open for business.
The couple looks forward to sharing their home with guests, and those with horses as well. A new barn and round pen have been built for the couple’s horses and even though they’re not offering trail rides, guests are welcome to bring their own horses and board them in the new facilities.
“We want accommodate people who arenature loving. We’ll make you feel like part of the family while you’re here,” said Cid.
One of Dan and Cid’s specialties is shooting and plan to host shooting clinics for enthusiasts.
Another specialty of Fish Creek Home will be the food. They offer a gourmet breakfast for their guests and with their own personal greenhouse, the vegetables will be organically grown on site.
The inn offers two guests suites, each with a private bath, a huge living room with a stone fireplace, a library and a sitting room, complete with a microwave and a fridge. Fish Creek Home is also a place where the active businessperson can stay in touch. They offer wireless world wide web in each of the rooms and are considered a “wifi hotspot.” The Buscarow’s have swiftly introduced themselves to the local Chamber of Commerce. They have offered their services to build a website for the Chamber and are in the process of doing so. They are also community minded business people and have used custom made Montana pieces in their guest rooms.
“The beds were made by the Amish,” said Dan. The couple also uses local artwork to adorn the rooms.
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About The Author Dan and Cid are anxious to help their guests plan their ultimate vacation and can be found on the web at www.fishcreekhouse.com. They can be e-mailed at info@fishcreekhouse.com Cid has varied experiences from careers in custom software programming, marketing, farming and horticulture. Cid has also worked in business development and with her twin sister formerly owned a catering company, Sibling Revelry. An avid hunter and fisherman,husband Dan is a certified NRA teacher developing shooting programs for 4-H clubs and is a gunsmith. |
