Think Outside the Fence Chautauqua Condo Marketing Plan Unveiled

Chautauqua Lake condominium developer offers no taxes, no fees and Chautauqua Institution gate passes for 3 years in unique marketing program.

Chautauqua, NY (PRWEB) November 17, 2007 -- A "Think outside the Fence" marketing theme with a unique package of incentives is expected to spur sales at the Hunt Lea condominiums located directly across the street from the world-renowned Chautauqua Institution.

Howard Hanna Holt Real Estate, www.howardhannaholt.com, has been retained by the condominium developers, the Hunt Group at Chautauqua, LLC, to market the spacious 2 and 3 bedroom homes on which construction was completed earlier this year.

Within 5 to 45 minutes you can tee off at one of six major golf courses during the summer. Snow boarding or downhill and cross-country skiing at three major resort areas is an hour or less away in the winter, along with our region's many other wonderful recreational opportunities and facilities.

"There is always steady demand for condominium homes close to Chautauqua Institution and Chautauqua Lake," said Howard Hanna Holt Real Estate REALTOR® Associate Arianne Correll. "Each and every day, regardless of the season, someone is considering the purchase of a Chautauqua Lake-area home and the Hunt Lea condominiums are a terrific buy right now."

Hunt Lea buyers, Correll explained, are being offered a limited time opportunity to purchase a home with three years of no real estate taxes, no condominium fees and free season gate passes to Chautauqua Institution.

William Flanders, the designer of the Hunt Lea, has been building homes and condominiums in Chautauqua Institution since1948 and expects positive results from the recently-launched promotional program.

"Chautauqua is an active and exciting, year-round community," he said. "We have the wonderful summers on the lake and incredible winter recreation. Chautauqua offers an exceptional living or vacation experience, and there aren't many places you can buy a condominium and not pay taxes or fees for the first three years you live there."

Flanders rides his bicycle back and forth from his Hunt Lea home to the Institution every day during the Institution's most recognized, annual nine-week summer program. He pursued the condominium project because he saw an opportunity to "expand the Chautauqua experience beyond its gates."

He said, "My goal was to provide very attractive, efficient and convenient homes for people who didn't need or want to be on the grounds of the Institution, and for those who wanted to enjoy the many varied experiences that the entire Chautauqua region has to offer."

The Hunt Lea condominiums, he noted, are convenient to the Chautauqua Institution post office, library and book store, and "the fitness facilities at the Turner Center are directly across the street."

Flanders engaged the Hunt Lea site landowners, and an attorney well-versed in condominium projects and local real estate professionals to become partners and associates in his project.

The Hunt Lea condominiums are located on land adjacent to The Brasted House Bed and Breakfast owned by Scott Brasted and Joyce Ann Jacobsen who are development team partners. Retired attorney George Grasser of Grasser & Associates LLC is a partner, as is John Akers, broker owner of Akers Real Estate based. in nearby Mayville, NY.

"I wanted all the pieces in proper place," said Flanders about his development and marketing team. "I knew I could handle the design and construction management, but it was also important to have the legal matters in order and to have a great marketing team. With the Akers and Howard Hanna Holt real estate organizations involved, I am confident in the local, regional and national exposure that these magnificent homes will receive."

Each home, Flanders noted, includes on-site parking spaces for homeowners and guests, same floor laundry facilities, no-maintenance porches or balconies, cable-ready or satellite television wiring, handicapped bathroom amenities, easily accessible basement storage and air conditioning.

The design and placement of the second floor balconies offer both privacy and convenience.

"I am totally amazed by both the convenience and the privacy," said a prospective homeowner on the day a journalist was visiting Hunt Lea. "This is an incredible, wonderful place where I could be very comfortable for years and years to come."

The Hunt Lea condominiums are in close proximity to some of the Western New York's highest demand recreational opportunities.

"Within 5 minutes you can experience Chautauqua Institution or be out on Chautauqua Lake with your fishing pole or boat," said Correll. "Within 5 to 45 minutes you can tee off at one of six major golf courses during the summer. Snow boarding or downhill and cross-country skiing at three major resort areas is an hour or less away in the winter, along with our region's many other wonderful recreational opportunities and facilities."

Additional Hunt Lea condominium information is available by calling Arianne Correll at 1-716-753-7880.

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