Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Does anyone have the address of pelayo moran and the name of the English woman there who seems to be dealing with a lot of the completions. I have lost my contact details and need to send them some stuff.
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paula
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paula
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hi All, Contracted to buy a Townhouse in July 2004. RVA 4, Manzana 5. (Have posted photo's previously of progress) Paid the stage payments, even did 1st snagging in July 2006. Had a phone call from Fadesa in October 2006 saying they wanted to complete ASAP, and would pass paperwork to local Solicitor. Since then ZILCH! Numerous e-mails unanswered, beginning to think I've dreamed the whole thing. Anybody else in the same position buying Townhouses. Marisol, have you completed yet? Would love to hear if others are having the same experience. Regards Teflon.
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hi Paula,
Annie is the English person there, and you should find contact details here http://mpsolicitors.com/dev/index.ph...g=183&lang=eng
Hope this helps, Regards Teflon
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Hi Teflon, I've just completed on a 3 bedroom townhouse on RVA 4 Manzana 5. I must admit Fadesa were on to me on a weekly basis to go over and complete before year end, however I ended up going over 10 Jan. I've been using a local solicitor since the start. I know there all finished, as I asked when I was there. Regards Dave.
Hi Dave,
Thanks for that. I was beginning to panic as no contact between myself and/or Fadesa, Solicitor since October. Yesterday phoned solicitor (forget e-mails) and spoke to a lovely person who is now "on the case". Much happier, and looking forward to completing very shortly with a bit of luck. Regards Teflon.
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Hi all,
I'm considering becoming a member of Costa Esuri golf club and I understand that there is now an individual membership available for property owners (we are in Manzana 2, no. 40.) at 4000 euro plus the usual annual sub of 700 etc.
Aside from the benefit of this being an investment that could be sold on in the future with some capital gain, does anyone know how the fees compare to other golf clubs in the area, eg Isla Canela, Islantilla, El Rompido etc. I agree that Costa Esuri may be in a different league than some of these, especially Isla Canela, but the comparison would give some idea of the value.
Many thanks,
Seamus
I'm considering becoming a member of Costa Esuri golf club and I understand that there is now an individual membership available for property owners (we are in Manzana 2, no. 40.) at 4000 euro plus the usual annual sub of 700 etc.
Aside from the benefit of this being an investment that could be sold on in the future with some capital gain, does anyone know how the fees compare to other golf clubs in the area, eg Isla Canela, Islantilla, El Rompido etc. I agree that Costa Esuri may be in a different league than some of these, especially Isla Canela, but the comparison would give some idea of the value.
Many thanks,
Seamus
I have just joined the golf club but the fees you quote are a little out of date. The joining fee is 9000 Euros less 30% for Fadesa owners making it 6300 plus iva. Current individal maintenance fees are 700 with spouse option of 400 pa. This membership covers both courses.
The membership seems to compare very favourably with other courses in the area although the initial green fees seem to be similar.
Have you completed yet in M2? I assume you mean in Pueblo Andaluz.
JohnandCarol
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Hi Seamus,
I have just joined the golf club but the fees you quote are a little out of date. The joining fee is 9000 Euros less 30% for Fadesa owners making it 6300 plus iva. Current individal maintenance fees are 700 with spouse option of 400 pa. This membership covers both courses.
The membership seems to compare very favourably with other courses in the area although the initial green fees seem to be similar.
Have you completed yet in M2? I assume you mean in Pueblo Andaluz.
JohnandCarol
I have just joined the golf club but the fees you quote are a little out of date. The joining fee is 9000 Euros less 30% for Fadesa owners making it 6300 plus iva. Current individal maintenance fees are 700 with spouse option of 400 pa. This membership covers both courses.
The membership seems to compare very favourably with other courses in the area although the initial green fees seem to be similar.
Have you completed yet in M2? I assume you mean in Pueblo Andaluz.
JohnandCarol
I think this is very expensive the course is not a top class one and never will be. Benamor charge 2,000 euros for a couple to join for a year. No extras. No joining fee. unlimited play. January - January.
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hello all ,
We are new to the Forum. We have recently contracted for a townhouse in RVA-1, expected completion in October. Anyone in the same position ? I will be in Isla Cristina for a few days from 4th February. If anyone fancies meeting up, let me know..
George
We are new to the Forum. We have recently contracted for a townhouse in RVA-1, expected completion in October. Anyone in the same position ? I will be in Isla Cristina for a few days from 4th February. If anyone fancies meeting up, let me know..
George
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hi Dave,
Thanks for that. I was beginning to panic as no contact between myself and/or Fadesa, Solicitor since October. Yesterday phoned solicitor (forget e-mails) and spoke to a lovely person who is now "on the case". Much happier, and looking forward to completing very shortly with a bit of luck. Regards Teflon.
Esuri is coming along quite nicely, the commercial area behind M6 is taking shape and much work has been done since my last visit in April 06... but there is a very long way to go!!
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hi all,
I'm considering becoming a member of Costa Esuri golf club and I understand that there is now an individual membership available for property owners (we are in Manzana 2, no. 40.) at 4000 euro plus the usual annual sub of 700 etc.
Aside from the benefit of this being an investment that could be sold on in the future with some capital gain, does anyone know how the fees compare to other golf clubs in the area, eg Isla Canela, Islantilla, El Rompido etc. I agree that Costa Esuri may be in a different league than some of these, especially Isla Canela, but the comparison would give some idea of the value.
Many thanks,
Seamus
I'm considering becoming a member of Costa Esuri golf club and I understand that there is now an individual membership available for property owners (we are in Manzana 2, no. 40.) at 4000 euro plus the usual annual sub of 700 etc.
Aside from the benefit of this being an investment that could be sold on in the future with some capital gain, does anyone know how the fees compare to other golf clubs in the area, eg Isla Canela, Islantilla, El Rompido etc. I agree that Costa Esuri may be in a different league than some of these, especially Isla Canela, but the comparison would give some idea of the value.
Many thanks,
Seamus
Hi Seamus,
I can confirm that a single membership (Right of use for 20 years) is available for 4000 euro +7% Tax , mine was confirmed a few days ago. I will PM you with the contact details of the Sales Manager .
Regards George
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Maybe you have this opinion because you struggled and found in too long, wait to the wind blows when it will be a real test, unlike Benamor where the winning stableford is always over 45 points, a nice holiday track for the over 60's!!
regards, Bamba9
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our son will be going to the local school in Ayamonte. We have taken lots of advice and have been assured that although we expect tears at first, he will be fine and speaking Spanish well within the first year. Children apparently take to the language easier then us older ones. We did investigate a billingual private school in Cartaya but he would have left home at 8.00 and not arrived home till after 7pm.
Sue
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I am new to this forum and we are in the process of upping sticks from the dreary UK to move to Ayamonte/Villablanca.
We have a son who is nearly 4 who will be starting school in September and would appreciate any advise on which is the best school to look at and anything else that we need to know
Thanks in advance
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Hi Paula,
Annie is the English person there, and you should find contact details here http://mpsolicitors.com/dev/index.ph...g=183&lang=eng
Hope this helps, Regards Teflon
Does anyone know how you can make contact? dead letterbox by the ferry, perhaps?!
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hi
We have spoken to them on the phone today no problem.
Regards
Lynn
We have spoken to them on the phone today no problem.
Regards
Lynn
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part IV
Hello
I am new to this forum and we are in the process of upping sticks from the dreary UK to move to Ayamonte/Villablanca.
We have a son who is nearly 4 who will be starting school in September and would appreciate any advise on which is the best school to look at and anything else that we need to know
Thanks in advance
I am new to this forum and we are in the process of upping sticks from the dreary UK to move to Ayamonte/Villablanca.
We have a son who is nearly 4 who will be starting school in September and would appreciate any advise on which is the best school to look at and anything else that we need to know
Thanks in advance
It makes a difference. At that age, his local school will be more than sufficient. Don't make the mistake of trying to send him off to "fancier" schools elsewhere. In terms of his overall development (i.e. not just school but adjusting to his new environment) the local school will always be the best. Primary education ais very different to UK. More emphasis is put on social,interactive skills in the first years than the times table etc.