Clearwater MF

[Jzman1p]

Does anyone know what the MF are for Clearwater? Thanks

 

[wjappraise]

According to the 2020 MF sticky they are $5.74 + $.64 program fee for a total of $6.38 per thousand points annual cost.

Wes.

 

[cbyrne1174]

Unless you need the ARP, it's not one of the cheap resorts to own at.

 

[chapjim]

Unless you need the ARP, it's not one of the cheap resorts to own at.

Not a cheap one to book either!

 

[Richelle]

Not a cheap one to book either!

It definitely is not. I was looking for availability for next year. A one-bedroom was 250,000 points for the week I was looking at. For that same week, the four-bedroom presidential at Seawatch, was 250,000 points. I booked the four-bedroom presidential. We will be able to bring more people with the extra space.

Also, Seawatch is on the beach. Clearwater is oceanside. I prefer being closer to the beach.

 

[paxsarah]

I booked the four-bedroom presidential.

A note on the 4BR presidential - the living space in that unit is very much on the small side for what one would expect from a presidential unit. We had 7 people in it and it felt full - I would never want to be in it at the max occupancy of 12. If I had it to do again, I would get the 3BR pres which has almost the same layout, but one of the downstairs bedrooms becomes additional living space. If you've got fewer than 7 people, though, it would probably be fine. And the views are fantastic.

 

[Richelle]

A note on the 4BR presidential - the living space in that unit is very much on the small side for what one would expect from a presidential unit. We had 7 people in it and it felt full - I would never want to be in it at the max occupancy of 12. If I had it to do again, I would get the 3BR pres which has almost the same layout, but one of the downstairs bedrooms becomes additional living space. If you've got fewer than 7 people, though, it would probably be fine. And the views are fantastic.

Thanks for the heads up. The three-bedroom presidential wasn't available but the standard 3 bedrooms were. The last time we had a lock out. Same footage by less points for the presidential. I'll keep an eye on what pops up. Not sure how many people we have coming yet. Still up in the air.

 

[chapjim]

A note on the 4BR presidential - the living space in that unit is very much on the small side for what one would expect from a presidential unit. We had 7 people in it and it felt full - I would never want to be in it at the max occupancy of 12. If I had it to do again, I would get the 3BR pres which has almost the same layout, but one of the downstairs bedrooms becomes additional living space. If you've got fewer than 7 people, though, it would probably be fine. And the views are fantastic.

It may seem small but according to the directory, the area (2,263 sq. ft) is right in there with Bonnet Creek (2,244) and National Harbor (2,088-2,100). Largest 4BR unit I saw was at Governors' Green (2,813 sq. ft.). Perhaps poorly laid out?

 

[paxsarah]

It may seem small but according to the directory, the area (2,263 sq. ft) is right in there with Bonnet Creek (2,244) and National Harbor (2,088-2,100). Largest 4BR unit I saw was at Governors' Green (2,813 sq. ft.). Perhaps poorly laid out?

It’s 1889 square feet according to the website and the 14-15 directory.

Edit: We were talking about the 4BR pres at Seawatch, not Clearwater.

 

[chapjim]

It’s 1889 square feet according to the website and the 14-15 directory.

Edit: We were talking about the 4BR pres at Seawatch, not Clearwater.

Yes, that is undersized.

I missed the change in subjects!