Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Feb 26th 2006, 8:28 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
I very nearly did have a few clapped out horses for hire on the beach!
Too much red tape, not enough margin, too short a season etc etc
Best Loco
Too much red tape, not enough margin, too short a season etc etc
Best Loco
Originally Posted by matt begley
got any donkeys on the beach yet? lol 
Feb 26th 2006, 9:25 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Originally Posted by sijones
hello this our first time here.
we are looking for a permenant move to spain and have just returned to the uk after renting a property near Orihuela costa blanca for the last 3mths to see whether we liked it or not.
we found the area not what we were really looking for. The main things that put us off were that there was no shops/bars/restuarants etc whithin easy walking distance, only mile upon mile of empty houses. we felt very isolated and vunerable especially during the nights.
since finding this forum we are thinking of having a look at the costa esuri area. I have a few questions if anyone can help.
1. is this development going to be just a holiday place or will most properties be occupied all year round?, after our last experience we do not wish to end up living somewhere where we are surrounded by hundreds of empty houses in the winter.
2. will there be shops/bars/ restuarants open during the winter?
3. after looking at the photographs of the swimming pools i can not see any place where you could put more than a couple of sun loungers. How many houses are there to each pool?
4. Is there any sound insulation in these houses as when someone did appear next door at our rental place for a few days, we could here every word they said and more. are all houses in spain like this !
sorry to have been so long winded in my first post. but i do not want to fall into the same trap as those in Orihuela
the costa luz area looks so inviting.
thankyou.
simon.
we are looking for a permenant move to spain and have just returned to the uk after renting a property near Orihuela costa blanca for the last 3mths to see whether we liked it or not.
we found the area not what we were really looking for. The main things that put us off were that there was no shops/bars/restuarants etc whithin easy walking distance, only mile upon mile of empty houses. we felt very isolated and vunerable especially during the nights.
since finding this forum we are thinking of having a look at the costa esuri area. I have a few questions if anyone can help.
1. is this development going to be just a holiday place or will most properties be occupied all year round?, after our last experience we do not wish to end up living somewhere where we are surrounded by hundreds of empty houses in the winter.
2. will there be shops/bars/ restuarants open during the winter?
3. after looking at the photographs of the swimming pools i can not see any place where you could put more than a couple of sun loungers. How many houses are there to each pool?
4. Is there any sound insulation in these houses as when someone did appear next door at our rental place for a few days, we could here every word they said and more. are all houses in spain like this !
sorry to have been so long winded in my first post. but i do not want to fall into the same trap as those in Orihuela
the costa luz area looks so inviting.
thankyou.
simon.
At the end of the day, it all depends on how many peeps have bought to live there permanently, and how many have bought as a holiday home. If you are looking for all year round living in CDL, then look to Ayemonte or some other large town, not a remote urbanisation such as CE.
Regards
Kevin
Feb 26th 2006, 10:16 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Originally Posted by Dave Smith
Am I wrong in assuming that when you purchase a new property it’s the developer that should be arranging that the house is clean before you take it over ?, especially concrete stains on the patio. I have brought a number of new houses in the UK and they have always been clean befor signing the final contract and moving in. I realise it’s not UK but should it not be clean and ready to move into. Just a thought.
It is just job's for the boys, scratch my back I will scratch yours. Oh and I am not sorry to say that the British will never clean like the Spanish. It might sound sexist but the Spanish women are born to clean, against the British women who are born to have a career!!???????????Plus they are cheaper and better. viva Espana.
Feb 26th 2006, 11:10 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Originally Posted by Spanishliferules
It is just job's for the boys, scratch my back I will scratch yours. Oh and I am not sorry to say that the British will never clean like the Spanish. It might sound sexist but the Spanish women are born to clean, against the British women who are born to have a career!!???????????Plus they are cheaper and better. viva Espana.
Feb 26th 2006, 3:06 pm
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
What is loony or random explaing why houses are not handed over clean and tidy.
What SLR says about Spanish cleaners here is also normally true esp when they are older.
Best
Loco
What SLR says about Spanish cleaners here is also normally true esp when they are older.
Best
Loco
Originally Posted by jono6395
Sorry - I wasnt aware this forum had been renamed to : 'Loony Bin - random posts welcomed'
Feb 26th 2006, 7:38 pm
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Originally Posted by Spanishliferules
It is just job's for the boys, scratch my back I will scratch yours. Oh and I am not sorry to say that the British will never clean like the Spanish. It might sound sexist but the Spanish women are born to clean, against the British women who are born to have a career!!???????????Plus they are cheaper and better. viva Espana.
Feb 27th 2006, 12:16 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Hi everyone
There was an interesting and positive article on Costa Esuri in the Mail on Sunday Property Supplement yesterday, did anyone else read it?
Gabrielle
There was an interesting and positive article on Costa Esuri in the Mail on Sunday Property Supplement yesterday, did anyone else read it?
Gabrielle
Feb 27th 2006, 12:31 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Originally Posted by jono6395
Sorry - I wasnt aware this forum had been renamed to : 'Loony Bin - random posts welcomed'
Feb 27th 2006, 2:14 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Originally Posted by sijones
hello this our first time here.
we are looking for a permenant move to spain and have just returned to the uk after renting a property near Orihuela costa blanca for the last 3mths to see whether we liked it or not.
we found the area not what we were really looking for. The main things that put us off were that there was no shops/bars/restuarants etc whithin easy walking distance, only mile upon mile of empty houses. we felt very isolated and vunerable especially during the nights.
since finding this forum we are thinking of having a look at the costa esuri area. I have a few questions if anyone can help.
1. is this development going to be just a holiday place or will most properties be occupied all year round?, after our last experience we do not wish to end up living somewhere where we are surrounded by hundreds of empty houses in the winter.
2. will there be shops/bars/ restuarants open during the winter?
3. after looking at the photographs of the swimming pools i can not see any place where you could put more than a couple of sun loungers. How many houses are there to each pool?
4. Is there any sound insulation in these houses as when someone did appear next door at our rental place for a few days, we could here every word they said and more. are all houses in spain like this !
sorry to have been so long winded in my first post. but i do not want to fall into the same trap as those in Orihuela
the costa luz area looks so inviting.
thankyou.
simon.
we are looking for a permenant move to spain and have just returned to the uk after renting a property near Orihuela costa blanca for the last 3mths to see whether we liked it or not.
we found the area not what we were really looking for. The main things that put us off were that there was no shops/bars/restuarants etc whithin easy walking distance, only mile upon mile of empty houses. we felt very isolated and vunerable especially during the nights.
since finding this forum we are thinking of having a look at the costa esuri area. I have a few questions if anyone can help.
1. is this development going to be just a holiday place or will most properties be occupied all year round?, after our last experience we do not wish to end up living somewhere where we are surrounded by hundreds of empty houses in the winter.
2. will there be shops/bars/ restuarants open during the winter?
3. after looking at the photographs of the swimming pools i can not see any place where you could put more than a couple of sun loungers. How many houses are there to each pool?
4. Is there any sound insulation in these houses as when someone did appear next door at our rental place for a few days, we could here every word they said and more. are all houses in spain like this !
sorry to have been so long winded in my first post. but i do not want to fall into the same trap as those in Orihuela
the costa luz area looks so inviting.
thankyou.
simon.
Feb 27th 2006, 3:18 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Hi Gabrielle,
Long time no speak. Do you have a link for this I have searched the Mail on Sunday site but nothing shows under Costa Esuri, did it have another title?
Regards,
John.
Ps just spoken to my neice who takes the M on S and she says that it does not do a property supplement.
Long time no speak. Do you have a link for this I have searched the Mail on Sunday site but nothing shows under Costa Esuri, did it have another title?
Regards,
John.
Ps just spoken to my neice who takes the M on S and she says that it does not do a property supplement.
Originally Posted by Gabrielle.B
Hi everyone
There was an interesting and positive article on Costa Esuri in the Mail on Sunday Property Supplement yesterday, did anyone else read it?
Gabrielle
There was an interesting and positive article on Costa Esuri in the Mail on Sunday Property Supplement yesterday, did anyone else read it?
Gabrielle
Last edited by EsuriJohn; Feb 27th 2006 at 3:25 am. Reason: added PS
Feb 27th 2006, 3:23 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Originally Posted by Gabrielle.B
Hi everyone
There was an interesting and positive article on Costa Esuri in the Mail on Sunday Property Supplement yesterday, did anyone else read it?
Gabrielle
There was an interesting and positive article on Costa Esuri in the Mail on Sunday Property Supplement yesterday, did anyone else read it?
Gabrielle
I think you will find if you read it again ,it is in fact an advertisement by Fadesa. The first of its kind to my knowledge. Perhaps sales have slowed. It paints a glowing picture but I wonder who the " SPOKESMAN" is and why he /she has not seen fit to talk to the current buyers. Also I wonder why they have not used actual pictures of the site instead of mock-ups.
Andy C
Feb 27th 2006, 3:35 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Originally Posted by Andy C
I think you will find if you read it again ,it is in fact an advertisement by Fadesa. The first of its kind to my knowledge. Perhaps sales have slowed. It paints a glowing picture but I wonder who the " SPOKESMAN" is and why he /she has not seen fit to talk to the current buyers. Also I wonder why they have not used actual pictures of the site instead of mock-ups.
Andy C
Andy C
Feb 27th 2006, 3:55 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Originally Posted by Gabrielle.B
Hi everyone
There was an interesting and positive article on Costa Esuri in the Mail on Sunday Property Supplement yesterday, did anyone else read it?
Gabrielle
There was an interesting and positive article on Costa Esuri in the Mail on Sunday Property Supplement yesterday, did anyone else read it?
Gabrielle
Got The Times for a change yesterday so missed it, also could not find a link online. What was the article called so I can do a search on title.
Could do with some positive reading this thread gets very negative sometimes.
Regards
Lynn
Feb 27th 2006, 4:47 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Originally Posted by Gabrielle.B
Hi everyone
There was an interesting and positive article on Costa Esuri in the Mail on Sunday Property Supplement yesterday, did anyone else read it?
Gabrielle
There was an interesting and positive article on Costa Esuri in the Mail on Sunday Property Supplement yesterday, did anyone else read it?
Gabrielle
I can't find it either ... I've read the papers from front to back and looked on line! Do you have a page no?
Sharon
PS Presuming, of course, that it's worth all the trouble to find!
Feb 27th 2006, 6:51 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part III
Originally Posted by Dantill
Hi Gabrielle
Got The Times for a change yesterday so missed it, also could not find a link online. What was the article called so I can do a search on title.
Could do with some positive reading this thread gets very negative sometimes.
Regards
Lynn
Got The Times for a change yesterday so missed it, also could not find a link online. What was the article called so I can do a search on title.
Could do with some positive reading this thread gets very negative sometimes.
Regards
Lynn
