June, 2022
CHARLOTTE TERRY GROUP NEWSLETTER
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13th Annual IRC 4H Foundation Casino Night
Saturday, June 4 @ 6-10 PM
IRC Intergenerational Recreation Center
Enjoy a full bar, DJ entertainment, and heavy hors d'ouvres, all for a great cause!
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Vero Beach Film Festival
Thursday-Sunday, June 9-12
All Around Vero Beach
The Vero Beach Film Festival is back with film, food, and wine to celebrate the 5th annual festival.
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17th Annual Waterlily Celebration
Saturday, June 18, @8:30 AM - 2 PM
McKee Botanical Garden
Celebrate one of the state's most significant collections and most extensive variety of water lilies.
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Burgers and Brews
Saturday, June 25 @1 - 8 PM
Historic Downtown
Enjoy taste tests, kid's lounges, live music, and a VIP lounge in the historic downtown Vero Beach.
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"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams."
- Eleanor Roosevelt
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Best Father's Day Gifts for 2022 |
Before you can pat yourself on the back for your Mother's Day gift, it is time to think about your father. |
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On June 19, 1865, enslaved African-Americans in Galveston, Texas, were told they were free. A century and a half later, people in cities and towns across the U.S. continue to celebrate the occasion. |
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June 7th commemorates the day that Daniel Boone first started exploring the valleys and forests of Kentucky. |
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CRACKER TRAILS: DAY TRIP IDEAS |
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PIRATES OF SEBASTIAN, FL
Learn about the pirated history of our neighboring town, Sebastian, FL!
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Captain Hiram's Resort
Start your trip to Sebastian right by staying at Captain Hiram's Resort. This pirate themed hotel offers fishing, cruises of the Indian River Lagoon, eco-tours of Pelican Island, and kayaking. Drive up or anchor your boat at their full-service marina to enjoy their 2 restaurants, 4 bars, and live music!
The resort is a long-time staple of the area, with something to do for every member of the family. Kick off your shoes and dance in the sand while enjoying the complimentary live music. If you're looking for a perfect fishing getaway, look no further than Captain Hiram's Adventure Center and Marina. Drop anchor with one of the experienced fishing captains who call the marina home. Sail along the shallow waters of the Sebastian River and Indian River Lagoon on the River King pontoon boat. From kayaking to pontoon boat adventures, add a spike of adrenaline to your vacation. Rent bikes and paddleboards, or enjoy great fishing along with some of Florida's best surfing.
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McLarty Treasure Museum
Florida in the 18th century remained an isolated outpost of the Spanish Empire. Its most important mission was to secure the homeward route of the Spanish New World Treasure Fleets. These fleets had long funded Spain's now-declining role in European & world affairs. The loss of the 1715 Fleet was another blow to Spain's newly established Bourbon dynasties. Gold and silver in great quantity were homeward bound to Philip V when a hurricane destroyed his fleet along Florida's coast. Some recovery in the aftermath still left much to be recovered beginning in the 1960s and ongoing to this day. Much research remains to be done on the 1715 Fleet and its treasure. The State of Florida has accumulated a magnificent and yet little studied collection of Fleet material.
The McLarty Treasure Museum paints the story of the ill-fated 1715 fleet. Exhibits and videos recount the history of the 1715 Spanish treasure fleet and display feature artifacts, replicas for sale, and an observation deck on the Atlantic Ocean. More than 300 years later, salvagers still work offshore in hope of recovering the "Queen's Jewels."
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Mel Fisher's Treasures Museum
In December 1992, world-famous treasure hunter, Mel Fisher, opened a permanent museum in Sebastian, Florida. Mel started his full-time treasure hunting career in Vero Beach, when he moved there with his wife Dolores and their family, from California in 1963. Mel spent the next 7 years successfully salvaging the 1715 Fleet, which is why the surrounding area got the name, "Florida's Treasure Coast". He then went on to discover the main pile of the Nuestra Senora de Atocha in July of 1985. This is the largest underwater treasure find in history. Mel's family continues to search for the remaining cargo of the Atocha today.
Visit the Mel Fisher Treasure Museum and dive into history. The experience is both educational and exciting - you can even lift an authentic Atocha gold bar! Join the millions who have witnessed this spectacular collection of cultural artifacts and treasures recovered from the ocean's depths.
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Coming Soon in Ansley Park!
1085 Buckhead Drive SW
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New Listing in the Moorings!
2210 Southwinds Boulevard, #321
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New Listing!
5951 Ridge Lake Circle
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New Listing!
4660 Stephanie Lane SW
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Sold!
1105 Buckhead Drive SW
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Sold!
8380 Satinleaf Court Unit #8380
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Sold!
200 Greytwig Road #103
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Charlotte Terry
772.538.2388
Charlotte knows Florida and Real Estate. She is a fourth-generation Floridian and has lived in Vero Beach for over 40 years. Her family moved to Vero Beach from Jacksonville, Florida. After twenty years of owning her own company, Charlotte Terry Real Estate, Inc., as a buyer’s agent, Charlotte merged with Alex MacWilliam, Inc. Real Estate in 2009, and after much demand, expanded her practice to include listing representation.
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Bethany Burt
772.766.4926
Bethany spent childhood vacations visiting her grandfather in Vero Beach. She relocated to Vero from Pennsylvania ten years ago and never looked back. Bethany is passionate about real estate, homes, architecture and design. She has over twenty years of experience in marketing and has been renovating and flipping homes for just as long. Bethany enjoys working with buyers and sellers alike.
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Patty Valdes
772.476.8810
Patty Valdes is a 34 year resident of Vero Beach, Fl. who has over three decades of experience in real estate. Her love for and roots in real estate run deep. Her Dad was a residential and commercial Real Estate Broker in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, who advised Patty to go into the business as Vero Beach transformed from a small beach community into a quiet hub for new home buyers and retirees alike.
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