My series on Sussex County NJ vacation homes and posts pertaining to Highland Lakes have sparked a lot of interest. Many looking for a vacation getaway in Sussex County live far away. Although I'm always glad to personally introduce potential buyers to real estate close to ski slopes and mountain lakes, I've decided to share my new vacation map guide to Highland Lakes NJ. This area is very convient to Mountain Creek ski slopes and other area amenities such as Minerals Resort and Spa.
While the Highland Lakes Country Club and Community Association posts some great info online, I needed a visual that shows boat docks and beaches with lifeguards (although not in December). HLCC kindly provided a basic map of Highland Lakes, Vernon NJ that I could tweak and dot with a color code. Now I have a great (copyrighted) tool for buyers looking for vacation homes for sale within Sussex County, especially if they are interested in the Highland Lakes community.
Here's a peek for those considering Sussex County NJ vacation real estate:
Perfect, no. But it beats me with multiple highlighter pens for each potential buyer of a Highland Lakes vacation getaway home for sale!
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Irene Kennedy, who is a NJ real estate agent with Weichert, Realtors, lives in Sussex County & works from the Hamburg office. Her primary market includes: Augusta, Branchville, Crystal Springs, Frankford, Franklin, Hamburg, Hampton, Hardyston, Highland Lakes, Lake Mohawk, Newton, Ogdensburg, Scenic Lakes, Sparta, Stockholm, Sussex, Vernon, Wantage.
Irene,
My favorite thing about Highland Lakes was driving up Breakneck road in the winter. Driving down was even more fun.
Rich
Rich,
Breakneck Road is well named! I was supposed to show homes there today but with snow, sleet and ice, we'll be postponing. No way will my Prius get up that slope and hubby with his 4-wheeler is in New England.
Irene now that winter is a reality, it is a great time to think or dream about a vacation home.
Jennifer,
You have that right! Do you have many "vacation" customers or are the days of the Roosevelts and Vanderbilts long gone?