Anonymous wrote:Rent out the house and rent elsewhere - at least for the first summer. If you like it, you can sell in Rehoboth and buy in the new place. If you don’t like it, then summer in a different place the next summer.
My preference would be coastal Maine - on the water where I could kayak.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t get this. Why not rent a wonderful villa and spend each summer somewhere else? There are so many wonderful places around the world. Go explore, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your post makes no sense. What are you looking for? You just want to randomly spend more money?
The Delaware beaches are not pretty. Their virtue is proximity.
If you can go away for the whole summer, the dynamics absolutely change. Why not go somewhere truly lovely or with a special kind of summer experience. While CC is unquestionably overbuilt and crowded these days, it still has many lovely pockets and charming feel and variety between ocean, bay and ponds, which is why people still flock there for summers over Delaware.
What is CC?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your post makes no sense. What are you looking for? You just want to randomly spend more money?
The Delaware beaches are not pretty. Their virtue is proximity.
If you can go away for the whole summer, the dynamics absolutely change. Why not go somewhere truly lovely or with a special kind of summer experience. While CC is unquestionably overbuilt and crowded these days, it still has many lovely pockets and charming feel and variety between ocean, bay and ponds, which is why people still flock there for summers over Delaware.
Anonymous wrote:Your post makes no sense. What are you looking for? You just want to randomly spend more money?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op here.
I’m wide open on where. It can be a flight since we plan to be gone all summer. We don’t usually go back much if it all. There is really no need to do so. Kids do go to camp but it’s sleep away and they fly to it already.
I would prefer a place ideal to visit in the summer since the kids are off from school. We do like the pool/ beach lifestyle.
You haven't hit HS yet if your kids are still happy to spend the whole summer away at sleep away camps. That ends first year of HS. In HS, they'll likely narrow down to one sport and get very serious about it. They'll have Summer practice for 2-3 weeks. Then another kid will want to go to a friend's party. Then one will want to do something different with their friends. Then they'll all want to invite their friends to the beach for the weekend.
We've owned in Downtown Rehoboth for 10 years. Everything changes once the kids are in HS.
Eh, we’ve owned there longer, and use definitely ebbs and flows, but the idea that kids stop wanting to go at a certain point has not been our experience (or our neighbors’).
Anonymous wrote:Well I certainly wouldn't buy in Florida for a summer home. Hot and disgusting. Cape Cod? I don't know that any beach town has a particularly deep culinary scene. I certainly would not buy without spending a summer in that town first.