Hernando Beach, FL

The number of homes for Sale in Hernando Beach, Florida has increased while average and median list prices declined. More than 70% of Hernando Beach homes for sale are located in the northern part of the community with direct access to the Gulf of Mexico.

Active Listings: 98

Price Range:

$65,000 - $850,000

Median: $339,900

Average: $367,938

In August 2009, only five properties sold in the Hernando Beach waterfront community, all of these were in the direct access areas.

Although it's not yet raining, there are big storm clouds forming ahead. In the distance, thunder can be heard. The sun keeps shining producing this great rainbow over the water in Hernando Beach, Florida.

Rainbows usually are short-lived, so I hurried to get this shot before I sat back to enjoy its beauty until it faded away into the clouds.

Enjoy!

After a two-month summer break, the Hernando Beach Property Owners Association (HBPOA) is meeting again tomorrow, Thursday, September 3, 2009.

Traditionally, during the September meeting, property owners, members, and guests are treated to an ice cream social following the business meeting.

The meeting takes place at the Hernando Beach Coast Guard Auxiliary, Shoal Line Blvd, Hernando Beach. Doors open at 7:00 PM and the program and meeting begins at 7:30 PM.

So come on out and take the opportunity to catch up with your neighbors on news that concerns our community.

See you there!

Several weeks ago, I had bought some really good watermelon. After I was done eating it, I threw out some of the seeds in the backyard for the "birds" to eat. Well, apparently, the birds didn't eat the seeds and out came little watermelon vines here and there.

In my Hernando Beach neighborhood, the dirt is not all that good. It's a challenge to grow a lawn and growing vegetables in this waterfront community isn't the norm. So I just relaxed and watched more out of curiosity the vines as they grew.

Then, seemingly overnight, my backyard was transformed into an outright watermelon patch much to the delight of the bees that are buzzing from flower to flower.

The neighbors are probably wondering what I'm looking for when I'm in the backyard poking around the vines. I didn't know watermelons like to hide! So far I found three... it's better than an easter egg hunt!

While still small, I'm looking forward to my backyard harvest!

Oh, should I mention grown without herbicides, pesticides, fertilizers... just water, sunshine and daily "talking to"!

Moral of the Story: Watch what you feed the birds!

Waterfront Sunday! Boating Enjoyment!

Let me help you find your place in the Sun!

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