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The Shell Knob and Ozark Missouri Area  |  | | What A Way To Spend A Day | |
The trappings of the modern world were slow to penetrate the rugged hills of the Ozarks. The people who settled the area learned to make do and take enjoyment from the simple pleasures of life. After two decades as a sleepy little farming community where two rivers met, Shell Knob was reborn as a lakeside community in the late 1950s with the completion of Table Rock Dam. Today, Shell Knob is just big enough to have everything you need, yet small enough to be a friendly and relaxing community.
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 Southwest Missouri enjoys an excellent climate for year-around golf. Coldest months are January and February which average lows of about 30 degrees and highs of about 50 degrees. Snowfalls are usually one to four inches and generally melt in a day or two. Warmest months are July and August which average highs of about 91 degrees and lows of about 65 degrees. Shell Knob offers a very low cost of living as compared to most parts of the country. Waterfront homes, golf course front homes and mountain view homes are quite affordable. Southwest Missouri has been identified by many organizations as a prime retirement destination as well as a good area in which to raise a family. Real estate taxes are relatively low, crime is virtually absent, public schools are generally small and well-rated, air and water quality are excellent and outdoor recreation is abundant. Springfield and Branson Missouri and Bentonville, Arkansas have the closest airports of size (Kansas City, MO or Tulsa, OK offer International Airports). Springfield, Missouri has the largest regional hospital in the area (many smaller hospitals are also in the area) and the closest trauma center.
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A lazy evening boat ride across glassy, golden waters; a tall, cool drink under a shady oak on a warm summer day; the colors, sounds and smell of autumn leaves on a hike along a wooded path; the splendor of dogwoods and redbuds in the first weeks of spring; friendly people, a sense of belonging, of being home, these are the simple pleasures you'll find in Shell Knob.
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Pricing >Marketing Techniques
When a seller lists a home with a real estate agent, a lot of brainstorming follows. Who are the potential buyers, where do they live and work? How can they be reached effectively with information that will attract them to this particular property?
In addition to advertising each home on the widely used Multiple Listing Service, professional real estate agents employ marketing techniques tailored to the individual home they are selling. An agent will review various buyer lists to find potential purchasers. They will use telephone and direct mail marketing, produce property flyers and advertise on the Internet, in the newspaper, in community publications and in real estate magazines. Contacts will be made to other agents who sell homes in the area to encourage them to show the home to prospective buyers.
Real estate agents combine pro-active marketing with realistic pricing to generate results for their home sellers.
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Where is the world's largest wine cellar, and how big is it?
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A company in the center of the wine-growing district of South Africa has a cellar that covers an area of 54 acres and has a capacity of 27 million gallons. |
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