What is a Casita and why you need one!
Posted by Christina Galbreath-Gonzalez on
The word "Casita" translates from Spanish to English as small house; but it can actually be a semi-detached or separate structure from the main house. Casitas, ADU’s (Accessory Dwelling Units), and any extra livable space on one’s property understandably adds to the price. But, just think about the utility and flexibility a Casita adds:
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Extra space: Casitas provide additional living space for guests or family members. They can be used as a guest house, home office, art studio - pick your hobby and have a dedicated space for it!
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Privacy: A casita provides privacy for guests and homeowners alike. It can be a great option for those who want to live near family or friends but still want their own space.
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Flexibility: Casitas can…
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history that is worth exploring. Noel Turner, who successfully completed the Hilton Head Ambassador Program through USCB, has put together this quiz to challenge your knowledge and inspire you to learn more. Don't worry, this quiz won't be graded! Our goal is to have fun and learn a thing or two about the fascinating history of Hilton Head and Bluffton. Grab a pen and paper, and let's get started with the quiz!
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A look out at the brilliant Lowcountry scenery gives us a better outlook on life! Hilton Head Island is colored with nature’s finest vegetation and tinted with warmth. This remarkable presentation of tropical plant life has been replicated by paintbrush, duplicated with cameras, and transferred to countless photos and artwork. Yet the canvas that paints our life is revealed every day through the glass windows of Hilton Head Homes. The original, detailed landscape cultivated by sunbeams and highlighted with bursts of color is a priceless luxury, creating an irreplaceable backdrop for genuine Lowcountry living..png)
I CAN’T WAIT FOR MY FIRST DOLPHIN PROJECT EXCURSION!
Logan Homes recently hosted our Berkshire Hathaway Hilton Head Bluffton Realty offices in their new townhome neighborhood located in the Buckwalter Parkway mixed-use area; part of the much anticipated Washington Square community. You can walk to restaurants, retail, several grocery stores; and rumor has it a new Starbucks is on the way! Lowcountry Fresh Market and Café already offers fresh Sea Islands produce, seafood and meats, as well as Chef’s events.
The love found in the hearts of caring Lowcountry residents generously flows and opens many doors of possibilities! Fellow islanders with special needs and disabilities can experience social and uplifting activities that provide heartwarming encounters for the participants AND volunteers from numerous nonprofit organizations. Special Olympics and Recreation, Programs for Exceptional People, and Pockets Full of Sunshine are a few of our area's inspiring and admirable operations.
orning cup of coffee on your Daufuskie Island porch awakens your senses as you begin a typical spring day like many Americans. Yet, in the absence of rumbling motors and horns, you hear an osprey’s babies chirping for breakfast from their eyries. The fresh, pollutant-free air swirls scents of Southern magnolia and Carolina jessamine, along with droplets of moist seawater that beckon you to venture deeper into the surrounding nature. A peaceful stroll along the unpaved road leads you down a path once traveled by Native Americans, British soldiers, the Gullah community, and many others throughout Daufuskie Island’s impressive history.
