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blueski
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Mag Bay San Carlos Now with Owner Financing!
Water views from every window from this 1800 sq ft newly renovated 3 bedroom and 2 1/2 bath overlooking the town of San Carlos on the Pacific side.
Several acres of land and huge 50x52 shop. Park model 40 ft trailer guest quarters. Room for 8 more rv hookups. Health forces sale. Jes Goetz from
Bayview Idaho jjgoetz@gmail.com
[Edited on 3-18-2014 by blueski]http://bajasur.es.craigslist.com.mx/reo/4427144061.html
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blueski
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Included in this sale are: Striper boat, panga, sand rails, 4 wheelers, jet skis, a 4x4 van, and a 50x52 work shop/garage. All on bank titled land
with city water, electric, phone and fast internet. Fully turnkey furnished. Health forces sale. Make an offer. Jes Goetz from Bayview Idaho
jjgoetz@gmail.com
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bill erhardt
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Blueski.
What is your asking price?
And, how many miles from your place by water to Punta Belcher?
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Pompano
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Hmmm....
Sounds like a perfect fishing getaway/refuge to an angler's paradise....Mag Bay.
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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desertcpl
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Oh my,, what a place
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blueski
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Part one of the Mag bay property story
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rts551
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ready for part 2.
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blueski
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blueski
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The Goetz Compound
I have been coming down to the Mexican Baja since 1996. I have made at least 30 trips up and down Hwy 1 pulling a 26' tandem trailer and truck both
loaded to the maximum. I have paid thousands of dollars in Mexican import fee and went round and round with many Mexican border guards. Believe me, I
enjoyed every minute but wouldn't do it again. It like collecting clasic cars, let someone else go through all the pain, money , work in finding parts
and building the vehicle. Then you buy it for a lot less money without the stress and pain it took to build it. Then you drive, show it off, and enjo
it for years and years to come. I have done all the above on this one of a kind world class fishing and retirement spot. Like I said, I have been
coming down for 19 years, it doesn't seem that long. The winters sure beat the heck out of the cold, snow, and rain we have during the fall, winter
and spring in Washington state and Idaho. I haven't missed any of the 19 winters or rainy springs. No comparison to the balmy weather on the Baja. I
have made a few mistakes in my life but coming to spend my winters on the Mexican Baja is not one of them. The biggest mistake I made was the 19 years
I have spent creating and equipping the perfect winter get away or vacation home at Puerto San Carlos on the Pacific ocean. Now I am too old with too
many ailments to enjoy it. When I call it a mistake, it took many hours, days, weeks, months and years of my life to do it. I wish I had an
opportunity like this one I am offering you. I would have liked to buy a home with the amenities I wanted and used my time to explore, recreate, fish,
or just do nothing at all. On the plus side I now have a home that is everything one could want, but I am too old to enjoy it. The 52x50 shop is
loaded with fishing boats,sand rails, and other man and woman toys plus everything needed to maintain them. Next installment coming tomorrow!!
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vandenberg
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No answer on the asking price.
At least give us a clue.
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yellowklr
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yeah i have friends that are interested
need a clue on price
Derek
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blueski
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Over 300k invested.....looking for reasonable offer....can no longer use the place because of health issues. Jes Goetz jjgoetz@gmail.com Bayview
Idaho
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BornFisher
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Hope your health issues improve. What a dream place.
What arrangements can be made for taking a look?
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blueski
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Contact me at home in Idaho
Hello all...arrangements to see the place in person can be made by calling me in Idaho at 208-683-3757. Or by emailing jjgoetz@gmail.com Thanks for
your interest in my retirement dream property!
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Russ
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There are a few of us here in Chivato that are seeing the writing on the wall with health issues too. I wish you well in Washington/Idaho. And a
speedy sale of your estate down here. Buena Suerte
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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blueski
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Goetz Mag Bay compound part 2
Puerto San Carlos has all types of outdoor activities from world class fishing to kayaking in the islands,diving,snorkeling, jet skiing, mountain
climbing, sand railing, searching for petroglyohs, or using the sand rails to get to a remote fishing camp. Exploring, Hobie Cat sail boating, or just
kick back and relax. Relaxing is not hard to do on the Baja....I forgot about the Baja 1000, world class racing right next door. The fishing village
of Puerto San Carlos is on an island. The Goetz compound is set on the same island, but is built on a hill overlooking the small fishing town.
Absolutely no neighbors, the perfect place to relax. The man I bought the property from sailed around the world, growing up with his parents. He told
me he has lived all over the world and the property he had to sell because of a divorce, had the best 365 day a year weather of anyplace he had lived.
The compound can be used 12 months a year with weather conditions the best on Baja for year around living. The compound is surrounded by water with
views from every window, you can't beat that with a stick. A number of people live here from June through October when it is too hot and humid to live
on the Sea of Cortez. According to the native of San Carlos, our home is the prettiest of all the homes in the area. I have to brag a little because
I'm sure the way I reconstructed the home has a lot to do with it, making it look like a Mexican casa. You can walk a very short distance to the
beach..... Next installment a little about the town of San Carlos....
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Whale-ista
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| Quote: | Originally posted by blueski
Over 300k invested.....looking for reasonable offer....can no longer use the place because of health issues. Jes Goetz jjgoetz@gmail.com Bayview
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Jes-
I hope your health improves and you find buyer(s) for your dream house. This place looks amazing!
Looks like you created some wonderful memories after 19 years in this beautiful home.
\"Probably the airplanes will bring week-enders from Los Angeles before long, and the beautiful poor bedraggled old town will bloom with a
Floridian ugliness.\" (John Steinbeck, 1940, discussing the future of La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
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gnukid
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I insist DK buy the house as nomad HQ
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blueski
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Combine whale watching with a property tour
For anyone who would like to take a tour of our property...now is a good time as the whales are in the bay. Even though I am in Idaho at this time, we
can show the compound through our care taker. We recommend the Brennan hotel in San Carlos for over night lodging...just contact Emilia Brennan by
phone at 613-136-0288 or by email brennan@hotelbrennan.com.mx. Just call my home in Bayview Idaho with a day and time and we make arrangements Jes
Goetz 208-683-3757
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Ateo
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| Quote: | Originally posted by gnukid
I insist DK buy the house as nomad HQ |
I have to admit, that post had me LOL'ing.
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