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Seascape Realestate

Locality: Cabarita Beach

Phone: +61 2 6676 1666

Address: Shop 3/38 Tweed Coast Road 2488 Cabarita Beach, NSW, Australia

Website: http://seascaperealestate.com.au

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25.01.2022 9. The application. Two main things will make the difference here - make sure you take the time to fill out your application thoroughly, and make sure you've prepared your list of references. If there are one or two properties you really expect to like, pick up an application form ahead of time from the real estate agent's office so you can fill it out ahead of time. Often landlords will accept the first thorough application they see that they can't fault - so your preparation time will pay off. Make sure you've checked with the people you're putting down as references so you know they're willing to be your referee, and you've refreshed their memory about when you rented from them or worked for them.

24.01.2022 Seascape Real Estate are collecting old, unwanted spectacles/glasses, smart phones & tablets with chargers to take out to India on Saturday 5th October - if you have any of the above PLEASE drop them off into our office - it is amazing what a difference we can make.

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24.01.2022 House of the Week.

24.01.2022 Just under 2 weeks until we head off to Dharamsala, Northern India with our collection of unwanted spectacles, old smart phones and tablets and childrens clothing. If you have any unwanted spectacles, smart phones & tablets PLEASE drop them off at Seascape Real Estate

23.01.2022 3. Take advantage of your contacts. Call your old real estate agents in the area you're moving to, remind them of the property you rented from them and when and ask if they have anything coming up in the area/price range you want. Even if they don't have something, they can still help with a rental reference for you. Also let your friends/social networks know you are looking - someone may know of a place coming vacant soon. Don't neglect this step - because your goal is to find out about properties before they get shown in an open inspection and competition gets really fierce.

23.01.2022 Fireplaces If you have a fireplace in your home, make sure the chimney is clean and not blocked. Always place a screen in front of a fireplace when it’s being used, and never burn rubbish such as plastics or foam, wood that is painted or treated with copper chrome arsenate (CCA) or creosote-treated timber (such as railway sleepers). Heaters No matter what type of heater you have, you should check every winter that it is safe to use. Gas heaters...Continue reading

23.01.2022 House of the week

22.01.2022 This is one of our local young ladies, Caitlin Ambrose. Many of you may know her from Woolworths Cabarita Beach. Please offer what you can to help. http://www.couriermail.com.au//8745db8e5d6b307527a7be5b16f

21.01.2022 A SPECTACULAR response from the community - a BIG THANK YOU from Seascape Real Estate for all the unwanted pairs of spectacles and old smart phones donated to The Pencil Tree - we are taking them all with us to India on October 5th - if you know you have some old smart phones, iPads, Tablets and spectacles laying around at home - please drop them off at Seascape Real Estate.

21.01.2022 FOR RENT $435 PER WEEK Second floor unit, 2 bedrooms with built in robes, 2-way bathroom, Separate toilet, Open plan kitchen, dining and living area, In ground pool, Secure parking, 2 minute walk to the beach, Short walk to the shops and post office and 10 minute walk to Bogangar primary school. Sorry no pets.

19.01.2022 House of the Week

19.01.2022 Step 6 A few days before your chosen "house-hunting days", start creating a short list of the properties you want to inspect. Realestate.com.au lets you create a shortlist online. You need to balance how many properties you can realistically view in the time you have available, but also leave enough properties to give yourself a chance to find something you like. I culled a few from my list when I spoke to the agent and found out more about them ($500 a week for an outside toilet was a deal breaker for one property!) and a few dropped off the short list because they'd already been leased.

19.01.2022 What's on? FRIDAY 02 NOVEMBER 2018 TO SATURDAY 03 NOVEMBER 2018 If great value family fun is what you are after, look no further than the Murwillumbah Show. With two days of jam-packed activities, this year’s program really does have something for everyone.... With new entertainment, attractions, rides and exhibits you are in for a real surprise! A historical community driven celebration of the agricultural history and diverse modern culture of the Tweed Shire! The Show will open on Friday, November 3 with a Rodeo at night and local music legend Dan Hannaford playing on the Bushman’s Stage. Festivities will continue on Saturday with a variety of entertainment including craft stalls, farm displays, sideshows, wood chopping an animal nursery and all the traditional show competitions in craft, cookery, horticulture, art and photography. All this will culminate in a performance by legendary blues band Devils Kiosk, spectacular fireworks, monster truck displays and a dare devil moto bike stunt show on the Saturday night The Murwillumbah Show is held at the Murwillumbah Showground and is now one of the oldest continually running agricultural shows in Australia, celebrating its 117th Show in 2017. For more information: https://www.murwillumbahshow.com/

18.01.2022 IT'S ALL ABOUT THE LIFESTYLE.... This is a rare opportunity to own your own waterfront piece of paradise at Hastings Point. You will relax and rejuvenate in this beautiful, peaceful and friendly community and village of Hastings Point. Superbly situated, this property is just a 5 minute stroll to the sparkling waters and golden sands of Hastings Point beach and under a minutes' walk to jumping into the cooling waters of Cudgera Creek. If you become the lucky owner of this pro...perty you will discover the charm of this natural paradise and the many activities it has to offer. Your days will be full of surfing, swimming, kayaking, fishing ,and cycling, or the more leisurely pursuits of collecting seashells, floating down the creek to the sea, catching crabs with the kids, building sandcastles, walking on the beach, relaxing under a Pandanus tree with a glass of wine and watch the pelicans glide in the shimmering water at sunset. This waterfront first floor apartment is located in the popular Hastings Cove Waterfront Apartment complex with pool and BBQ facilites and only meters away from the water's edge of Cudgera Creek. This well maintained apartment offers the opportunity for idyllic coastal living with 2 generous sized bedrooms, open planned living with a modern kitchen, large front undercover entertaining deck and rear deck offering sweeping water views. Contact Wayne Moore on 0402 677 401 or (02) 6676 1666 for more details. See more

17.01.2022 Are you searching for a rental property? Over the next week, we will be giving you tips on how to find and secure the rental property you like. In Cabarita Beach/Bogangar and surrounding suburbs we all know the property rental market is hard to enter and quite competitive. But even in a competitive market you can make house hunting a lot easier for yourself by following these guide lines. Here's how to do it. Step 1... 1. Do some research ahead of moving from your current home. Look at what is available and currently advertised (best to do this weeks before you plan to move). This will provide you with an idea of whether the rent you're budgeting for will really get you what you want. Also factor in public transport, where the local schools are located, the drive from and to work and amenities as these factors will assist you in narrowing down an area you wish to reside in. Using websites such as www.realestate.com.au will give you an idea of what's available in your price range in the areas you are interested in. Keep an open mind, you may also find homes in the surrounding suburbs. You can also sign up for email alerts to be emailed to you from the real estate websites.

16.01.2022 Earlier in the month Ross & Jane travelled to India with The Pencil Tree - Making a difference to school kids in India & Nepal. Here are some photos of their time away.

16.01.2022 Just a week to go until we head off to Dharamsala, Northern India with our collection of unwanted spectacles, old smart phones and tablets and childrens clothing. If you have any unwanted spectacles, smart phones & tablets PLEASE drop them off at Seascape Real Estate

16.01.2022 MAKE A SPECTACLE OF YOURSELF - If you have any old, unwanted pairs of glasses please don't throw them away - The Pencil Tree is collecting unwanted spectacles to take to India in October 2019 - also if you have any old, unwanted Smart phones and Tablets with chargers The Pencil Tree will take these to India also. Please drop them into Seascape Real Estate Cabarita Beach - Thank you

15.01.2022 House of the week.

14.01.2022 First aid for burns Burns can be caused by heat, cold, electricity, chemicals, gases, friction and radiation (including sunlight). The aim of first aid for burns is to stop the burning process, cool the burn (for pain relief) and cover the burn. Immediate first aid steps Immediately cool the burn with running water for at least 20 minutes. Remove constrictive clothing and objects such as rings, watches or other jewellery not stuck to the skin.... Cover the burnt area with a wet, clean (lint or fluff-free) cloth, or a non-stick dressing or plastic cling wrap. If possible, elevate the burnt limb to minimise swelling. Keep the person covered where possible so they don't get cold. Call for help. Call triple zero (000) for an ambulance if: The person has breathing difficulties, a hoarse voice, facial burns or singeing to eyebrows or eye lashes. The burn was caused by electricity. The area of the burn covers an area larger than the hand of the affected person. It involves hands, face or genitalia. The pain is not controlled. The person is a child, elderly, pregnant or has other injuries or a chronic illness. For more information on first aid for burns you can read the burns and scalds fact sheet from St John Ambulance Australia. See more

14.01.2022 FOR RENT $405 PER WEEK Two bedroom unit with spacious study/dining room located in the heart of Cabarita Beach with short walk to the beach and local shops. The unit has a large open plan living/dining area including a spacious kitchen. Two very large bedrooms, both with fitted robes plus large study room. Undercover parking provided plus lock up garage and access to roof top pool.

13.01.2022 SOME WINTER SAFETY TIPS. Don’t leave portable heaters in places where people or pets could knock them over. Winter health hazards at home...Continue reading

13.01.2022 A Country home for rent!

13.01.2022 To all dog owners. Beware of what you feed your fur baby this Christmas.

11.01.2022 Have you lost a set of keys? If this photo looks familiar and you can describe what else is on the key ring then please come into Seascape Real Estate for collection.

11.01.2022 Dealing With Winter Maintenance Issues 1. Clear clogged gutters. One of the most commonplace winter maintenance issues is clogged gutters. If left unaddressed, this can lead to severe leaking and water damage, as well as severe damage to the home’s exterior, landscaping, and foundation. 2. Inspect and repair fences. Ensure that footings are stable, and that fence panels, regardless of material, are in great condition. ... 3. Check for cracked/loose roof panels and tiles. Poorly-maintained roof panels and tiles could cause leaking and water damage, which can spread quickly to other areas of the property. 4. Prune loose or dead tree branches. Hanging or dead tree branches could injure tenants if they fall during strong winds. 5. Get rid of condensation and mould. Mould isn’t just unsightly as it could also pose a health risk to tenants if let unaddressed. Damp and mould tends to worsen during the winter months. This is due to condensation, often caused by heated roofs with poor or no ventilation and wet clothes drying on a clothes airer. See more

10.01.2022 Saturday 4th April - The Pencil Tree 'team' are heading off to Nepal and then India taking essentials for the various schools and children we support. If you have any unwanted iPhones, iPads, Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets plus laptops please drop them off at Seascape Real Estate. Unwanted spectacles are still being collected to take with us to the Tibetan Old Peoples Home. We will also be taking some childrens clothes - just waiting for information about the size of the c...hildren. Last year was an amazing year with the completion of the new school and we took on more children and schools to support. If you want to be involved there are many ways you can help - log onto this website: - http://thepenciltree.com.au/ for further information..

10.01.2022 And here we are at Brisbane airport waiting for our flight to Singapore then Delhi then Dharamsala. Meeting new people once again, Denny, Alana and Kate and taking a huge pile of stuff kindly contributed by so many lovely kind people. Thinking of you Fiona, Corinne, Charlotte and Yvonne

08.01.2022 Four weeks and 1 day until The Pencil Tree head off to Nepal and India for another busy and fulfilling visit to the Schools we sponsor through the fantstic support given by so many lovely people. BIG SHOUT OUT to the wonderful people who donated funds to enable The Pencil Tree to purchase a climbing frame for one of the schools we support. We are going to be very busy as soon as we arrive putting together the student packs we provide to the school children - so looking forward to doing this. We also collecting spectacles, old smart phones and tablets - if you have any old smart phones/tablets we would love to take them off your hands. We also have clothes, sports equipment and all sorts of goodies to share amongst the schools. If you want to donate anything please call into Seascape Real Estate and ask for Jane.

08.01.2022 Step 5 If at all possible, arrange 1-2 days off midweek to look at properties. I can't stress this enough - having time during the week to look can mean the difference between being the first and sometimes only person to see a property, versus being one of a large throng who attend a Saturday viewing. Check with real estate agents in your area to find out whether there's a day mid-week that they usually show properties

07.01.2022 Just under 3 weeks until we head off to Dharamsala, Northern India with our collection of unwanted spectacles, old smart phones and tablets and childrens clothing. If you have any unwanted spectacles, smart phones & tablets PLEASE drop them off at Seascape Real Estate

06.01.2022 Of late there has been a number of dogs baited in Cabarita Beach/Bogangar. Please take note of the symptoms below and if your pet is experiencing any of these seek Veterinary assistance immediately. Warning Symptoms of Dog Poisoning The severity of poisoning symptoms depends largely on the type of toxin involved and how much of it entered the dog's body. Some toxins have a cumulative effect and take time to build up in a dog's system after repeated exposures. This means the ...Continue reading

05.01.2022 Christmas Closure - Seascape Real Estate Our office will be closed from 22nd December 2018 and reopening on 7th January 2019.... If the matter is urgent please text 0481 197 253 and we will respond accordingly. For emergencies please refer to your lease (page 2) for trades people who can assist. Have a happy and safe festive season!

05.01.2022 FOR RENT $550 PER WEEK SURF'S UP ! Across from the headland of Cabarita Beach is this newly, partly renovated beach house. 3 bedrooms... 1 bathroom/laundry Separate toilet Open plan living Modern Kitchen with dishwasher Freshly painted and carpeted throughout Large fenced, grassy backyard Pet friendly Available NOW Call 02 6676 1666 to inspect See more

05.01.2022 Step 7. Do not just wait to see which agents advertise inspection times - ring them. I advise ringing every agent on your short list. If you ring the agent, you can ask to see the property ASAP and hopefully they'll tell you about the midweek opening or arrange a private viewing for you. And finally, make sure you ask the agent if they have any other properties available or coming available soon.

04.01.2022 Step 4. Start a notebook with the information you'll need to fill out property applications - especially your references as they have a big impact on whether your application is successful. Get the name, business address and phone number of one and preferably two previous real estate agents who've agreed to provide you with references - this will really help. You can save some time at the application stage by making sure you've also written down the contact details for your work reference and personal references as well. Have your 100 points of ID copied and ready to attach to your application. You must have proof of income most recent pay slips Centrelink statements & bank statement/s.

03.01.2022 We visited Tong Len and were amazed to see the new 3 Storey building almost complete

03.01.2022 FOR RENT - Available Now This large family home is located in the beautiful seaside town of Cabarita Beach. This home is an Entertainer's Delight. The fully equipped kitchen has a brand new dishwasher, granite benchtops and a 900cm gas stove with 5 burners. Offering a huge outdoor, undercover area equipped with a built in pizza oven and overlooking the pool, you will be the envy of all your friends.... The beautiful established gardens have an abundance of passionfruit, chillies, tomatoes, figs, lemons and egg plant, just to name a few. Empty planters have been left for you to plant your favourites. Within walking distance to the local shops, Woolworths and famous surfing beaches, this home is ideal for you! Perfect for the whole family and your pets too! - Pet Friendly - 4 Bedrooms all with built in robes - Large master bedroom with ensuite - Seperate study/ TV area - Good size kitchen with dishwasher & gas oven/stove top - Open plan dining/living - Family bathroom with bath tub - Ceiling fans throughout - Outdoor undercover entertaining area - Pool - Double undercover carport with roller door - Security screens Monthly pool service included in rent - tenants are required to pay for chemicals. Initial 6 month lease to start. To inspect please call our office on 02 6676 1666 to arrange a suitable time.

02.01.2022 Step 2 Spend some time working out what you want to look for. Have a good idea of what features are a must have for you, and what are just nice to haves. This will make the hunting a lot easier - because you're aiming to create a short list of properties to view, rather than looking at a large number of properties and finding you've wasted time looking at properties that really aren't going to be suitable.

02.01.2022 Please be advised that our office will be closed for the entire day tomorrow, Friday 23rd November 2018. Due to an upgrade of the wiring in the main street of Cabarita Beach we will have a power outage from 8.30am 3.30pm. In the case of an emergency please text 0481 197 253 and we will respond accordingly.

02.01.2022 Visiting Tong Len School and amazed to see th new 3-storey building nearing completion

02.01.2022 Happy New Year WILDLIFE HOME FEATURES Help wildlife survive the summer heat...Continue reading

01.01.2022 12 Toasty Tips for Staying Warm in Cold Weather BY AMANDA GREEN 1. WHEN COLD WEATHER IS ON THE WAY, WARM YOURSELF FIRST. It's easier to change your body temperature than room temperature, not to mention more eco-friendly. Instead of turning up the heat, put on another layer of clothing. 2. WEAR A HAT MADE FOR COLD WEATHER. Your mom may have said that you lose 80 percent of your body heat through your head, but that's not actually true. If you're otherwise clothed, you'll los...e heat from any surface that's exposed in cold weather. So put on your hat, even if you're inside. 3. TURN ON THE CEILING FAN. Warm air rises to the ceiling. Run your fan on its lowest setting in a clockwise direction to push the warm air back down to where you can feel it. 4. SWITCH BETWEEN HOT AND COLD IN THE SHOWER. Hot showers immediately warm you up, but cold showers improve blood circulation between your skin and organs. 5. BLOCK DRAFTS WITH A POOL NOODLE. Keep heat in and cold out by cutting a pool noodle in half lengthwise, wrapping it in fabric, and sliding it under your door. It'll stay put all winter, and you can re-use it at the pool come summer. (But we recommend you spring for a new one.) 6. TWO WORDS: PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT. Another two words: Obvious, right? Stay toasty on schedule, so you never go home to a living room that's colder than outside. You can even do it with your smartphone. 7. TRICK A LOCKED THERMOSTAT. Not everyone has access to adjust the thermostat in their apartment or office building. If that's the case, you may need to outsmart the device by making it "think" the room is colder than it actually is. Putting ice near it often does the trick. 8. DRESS YOUR WINDOWS UP IN WARMER CLOTHES. If you're not wearing a tank top or going sleeveless, your windows shouldn't, either. Replace thin curtains with heavier wool or fleece drapes in the winter. But be sure to open them on sunny days for free heat. 9. GO AHEAD, BAKE ALL DAY. Using your oven heats up the whole house. You'll feel even cozier if you invite friendsand all their body heatover to eat four dozen cookies. 10. START COMPOSTING. If you're already interested in composting, here's another reason to do it: The microbial breakdown of organic material produces heat. Some people use it to warm up showers and greenhouses, but even small-timers in studio apartments can feel a difference. 11. LAYER YOUR COVERS WITH THE THINNEST, DENSEST ONES ON TOP. It's intuitive, but fluffy blankets should be closer to your skin. Thin, dense blankets should be on top to prevent convective heat loss. Bonus tip: Don't put your bed directly against an exterior wall. You'll be warmer if you leave a little space. 12. STUFF YOUR COAT POCKETS WITH DIY HAND WARMERS. You could just buy hand warmers, but you'll radiate pride and self-sufficiency if you make them yourself. All it takes is two Ziploc bags, water, and calcium chloride ice melt pellets from the hardware store. See more

01.01.2022 Step 8 Once you've created your shortlist and contacted agents about inspection times, make sure you write down all the details in a running sheet for your house hunting day or days. On your running sheet list the property address, price per week, a basic description and the contact name and phone number of the agent. Have an idea of which properties look the best to you - and make them the priority if you have limited time to look. It’s also a good idea to have your "100 points" of ID, your previously prepared list of contact details for work and rental references then you can lodge your application on the spot.

01.01.2022 FOR RENT $600 PER WEEK AVAILABLE FROM 29TH AUGUST * 4 bedroom house backing onto the nature reserve available to rent now ... * Kitchen and dining area overlooking the nature reserve * 4 spacious bedrooms * All rooms with built in robes * Master bedroom with large ensuite including spa bath * Ceiling fans in living room and bedrooms * Main bathroom including bath * Separate toilet * Outdoor undercover entertaining area * Garden shed * Fully fenced yard * Backing on to the beautiful nature reserve Only a short walk to the local shops, lovely beaches, cafes, restaurants, Woolworths and Bogangar Primary School.

01.01.2022 Snake Season Tips Snakes, like many other animals, are looking for three things: shelter, food and water. There is nothing you can really do to prevent them from passing through, but there are things you can do to prevent them from sticking around.... To make your property less appealing cut grass short and keep the yard free of debris as snakes can use this for shelter. Trimming back shrubbery and filling in any gaps around rock walls is also a good thing to do. Concrete slabs, piles of rocks or wood, sheets of corrugated iron and unkempt garden beds are all considered good places for a snake to hide. People with chickens and bird aviaries are at a higher risk of coming across snakes as any food left out attracts rodents, which in turn attracts snakes. Lastly ensure you keep all flyscreens closed to prevent them from entering your home.

01.01.2022 Fire safety About half of all fires in the home start in the kitchen, and more than 40% of all deaths from fire happen during winter. Here are a few tips to keep you and your home fire-safe: Install smoke alarms throughout your home and test them monthly. Change the batteries every year, perhaps on a memorable date such as a birthday. Where possible, make sure you and your family know more than one safe way out of every room in your home.... Have a written escape plan in the event of a home fire and practise it regularly. Keep curtains, tablecloths and bedding away from portable heaters. Keep wet clothes at least 1m from heaters or fireplaces, and never place clothes or towels on your heater. Clean the lint filter every time you use a clothes dryer since lint that has built up can catch fire. Never use your gas oven or stove as a room heater. Use just 1 appliance per power point and switch them off when you’re not using them. Heaters consume a lot of power and may overload the supply which can cause a fire. Never leave burning candles or any open flame unattended. Store matches and lighters in a safe place, out of reach of young children. Always keep children away from open heat sources such as fireplaces and gas stoves, and remember that even clothing with a ‘low fire danger’ label can still catch fire. Make sure children know that if their clothes catch fire, they mustn't run away this only makes the fire burn hotter and faster. Instead, tell them to: o STOP immediately where they are. o DROP quickly to the ground and cover their face with their hands. o ROLL over and over to put out the flames. Every state and territory fire authority has resources to help children understand what to do in the case of a fire, such as easy-to-remember advice like "get down low and go, go, go!". See more