Ocean Shores Real Estate: 5wks/yr Ocean Front Timeshare ~ Pennsylvania Ave #2MS-J

OCEAN SHORES REAL ESTATE
 
5 Weeks/Year Ocean Front Timeshare
 
 
GREAT VIEWS from this 2nd-level OCEAN FRONT TIMESHARE! Knock-out Views of the Ocean, Beach & Jetty from Fully-Furnished, Middle-South, 2nd-level unit featuring 2 BD, 1.75 BA, 1200 ASF. Spacious Living Room w/ wood-burning Fireplace, entertainment center, and a slider to the Private Deck. Large Deck to enjoy the salt air Ocean breezes, Ocean and Jetty views. Spacious Kitchen w/ eating bar, all appliances, dishes, etc. Dining Room and a Sitting Area with awesome views. Upgrades include newer Furniture, Flat-screen TVs in the Living Room and Master Bedroom, a stackable W/D, and remodeled Bathrooms and Kitchen. Sleeps up to 6 people. Can be traded on the RCI Network. Managed by Vacation Internationale (VI/Pt Brown Ave Resort). 5 Weeks/Year include: Mar, May, Aug, Oct, Christmas.
Pennsylvania Avenue #2MS-Week J, Ocean Shores, WA.
Reduced to $9,900

HOA Dues are $263.39/mo ($790.18/quarter), which includes water, sewer, power, garbage, cable TV, management by Vacation Internationale and its staff, building insurance, flood insurance, earthquake insurance, building maintenance, furnishings, flooring, appliances, electronics, dishes, and linens. The HOA Dues also include the Maid Service Fee, which many other Ocean Shores timeshares charge extra for (approx. $60/week-stayed or approx. $300 per year).

Street LID Paid.

The furniture was replaced in January 2013. The rest of the siding and windows were replaced in April 2013. Kitchen was remodeled in January 2015.

The turn-over day is on Thursdays.
 
See more pictures and the video at www.oceanshoresinfo.com/homes/pennsylvania2msj2.html


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