Sellers these days are often getting multiple offers, so don’t always jump at the first offer. Discuss any and all offers with you realtor so that you make the most informed decision possible. Also, it is ok to give a little something back to a buyer, such as an early move-in date. However, never make an offer until you are asked and have discussed it with your realtor.
Take an afternoon and explore Crystal Cove State Park with a Naturalist Guide. The Crystal Cove Alliance and REI have joined together to create this wonderful hiking experience. Hikers will learn about Lower Moro Canyon, the plants and animals that call this area home and learn about restoration efforts taking place here. All this takes place with gorgeous Pacific Ocean vistas in the background. These hikes are designed for hikers of all ability levels. See the Crystal Cove Alliance website for more information about this activity or many of the others they offer: http://www.crystalcovebeachcottages.com/calendar&tours/.
Crystal Cove is part of the Newport Coast section of Newport Beach. Crystal Cove is just north of Laguna Beach. Crystal Cove has a high bluff setting, giving it some of the best view properties in Newport Beach. Located at 8 Rockshores Bluff, Newport Coast this four bedroom, four bathroom home is approximately 3,800 square feet. This Santa Barbara style home has large great room with a fireplace, library and a gourmet kitchen. The kitchen, complete with stainless steel appliances, opens onto a lovely outdoor courtyard. This home has 180 degree views of the Pacific Ocean, whitewater, city night lights, Catalina Island and gorgeous evening sunsets. Outdoors, homeowners will enjoy the landscaping designed by Southwinds. This home is part of the Oceana neighborhood. Oceana is a distinctive and luxurious area to begin your Newport Coast real estate search. Residents of Oceana, as with all Crystal Cove neighborhoods are encouraged to take part in all the resort style activities offered at the Canyon Club Recreational Center. Students in the Oceana neighborhood attend schools in the Laguna Beach Unified School District, specifically El Morro Elementary School, Thurston Middle School and Laguna Beach High School.