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2024 Fall Festivals Around Pensacola
The start of fall is a beautiful time around Pensacola, with perfect weather for a variety of great outdoor festivals and events. There's a ton to look forward to this fall near Pensacola homes for sale, with festivals celebrating cuisine, community, culture, family fun, and so much more. Our real estate agents have exciting details on six fantastic fall festivals for you to circle on your calendar for 2024.
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Don't Make These Seller Mistakes in 2024
Competition in real estate is fierce, and that's true whether you're buying or selling a home. As a seller, avoiding the most common mistakes is key to helping your home stand out from other Pensacola homes for sale for all the right reasons. From pricing to marketing, there are so many areas where avoiding mistakes and taking advice from your agent can give you a real advantage. Our real estate agents are here to help with our guide to common seller mistakes to avoid in 2024.
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Swing into National Golf Month in Pensacola
August is National Golf Month, and it's hard to imagine a better place to be than Pensacola. We're fortunate to be within driving distance—pun intended—of some of the best golf courses in America.
Time to dust off your clubs and practice your swing. Let our real estate agents be your guides to the best golf courses in Pensacola for National Golf Month.
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Cool Brew: Top Spots for Iced Coffee in Pensacola
When Pensacola's temperatures heat up, head to one of the city's cafes for a refreshing iced coffee. Each has its own unique vibe and specialties, so pay them all a visit to see which you like best. Our real estate agents love to get an iced coffee at the following Pensacola spots.
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Former MLB Star Travis Fryman Is Selling His 150-Acre Home in the Florida Panhandle
Former MLB star Travis Fryman is parting with his longtime Florida Panhandle home, which hit the market last week for $4.8 million.
Fryman, a Gold Glove Award-winning third baseman who spent most of his career with the Detroit Tigers and retired in 2002 after his fifth season with the Cleveland Indians, bought the 150-acre property in 1996 for $489,600, according to property records.
"My wife and I built the house with the intention of raising our family,"
said Fryman, 55, who is now a coach for the Cleveland Guardians organization.
Read the full article on Mansion Global's site.
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