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ON FAITH

We all discover in time how hope and history rhyme

BY REV. DRS. CASEY AND BOB BAGGOTT miracles and cures and healing wells.” gether and grow together and care deeply caring and dreaming right along with us.
Columnists A brief review of 20th century his- and passionately for one another’s wel- If we can believe in Someone bigger than
fare is amazing. That friend can care for ourselves, then when our own resources
We’ve come to love a beautiful poem tory and its record of war, famine, geno- friend through thick and thin is a form of are depleted and the sails are empty,
called “Doubletake” by Irish poet Seamus cide and terrorism might indeed lead miracle. Believe in miracles. we can entrust ourselves to the ungov-
Heaney. It seems to be this poet’s way of us to conclude that history says, “Don’t ernable wind of God’s love that steers
conveying a conviction that hard, painful, hope.” But then again, as the poet sug- Second, belief demands the accep- a steady course. If we can believe that
and unjust as this life may appear to be gests, might hope and history rhyme? tance of cures. In other words, when God loves us in ways beyond our know-
(and frequently is), hope is justifiable be- Now that’s an intriguing thought, isn’t it? things go wrong, we must trust that noth- ing, at a depth beyond our comprehen-
cause every so often we see goodness of Rhyming implies resonance, fit, comple- ing is irreparable. When dreams grow tar- sion, with a power beyond anything we
such tremendous magnitude that we can mentarity, paring and connection. nished or dim, they are not irretrievable. can conceive, then we can live trustingly,
only stand in awe and wonder before it. When harsh words are spoken, or rela- even now, as if our hopes and our history
Here are a few lines from Heaney’s poem: History is of the past. We have a per- tionships feel strained, or downturns are will rhyme. Life may not be perfection,
“History says, don’t hope on this side of the sonal history, of course, perhaps some encountered, restoration is not impos- but it can be poetry. 
grave. But then, once in a lifetime … hope mixture of hardship and joy, challenge sible. Believe in cures.
and history rhyme. Believe that further and success. But each of us also has hopes
shore is reachable from here. Believe in for what may yet come. Perhaps our hope The third thing we must believe in is
can complement our history, even enrich healing wells. We must believe that the
it and complete it. Maybe hope will tem- life we’ve been granted possesses an end-
per history and allow us to reach the fur- less capacity for refreshment and renew-
ther shore of our dreams if we can, as the al. Look to the people, places, ideas, and
poet suggests, simply believe. Such pow- convictions that serve as your healing
erful belief, he implies, must encompass wells. They are the sources from which
four things. you may draw again and again, without
fear of their running dry or growing stag-
First, belief entertains the possibility nant. Believe in healing wells.
of miracles. Miracles are the wondrous,
marvelous, utterly inexplicable things of Finally, there is a fourth thing we think
life. Simply finding someone to love, for must be believed if our history and our
example, out of all the millions of people hopes are to rhyme and carry us to the far
in the world, we might say is wondrous. shore we long to reach. That fourth thing
That parents and children can live to- is that Someone is listening, watching,

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Vero Beach Museum of Art - Astronomy Pho- 31 Main Street Vero Beach’s Downtown 7|8 Riverside Theatre Comedy Zone 14|15 Riverside Theatre Howl at
tographer of the Year exhibition thru Sept. 16; Friday Street Party, 6 to 9 p.m. on 14th Experience, 7:30 p.m. & 9:30 p.m., the Moon Experience –
Post-War Impressions: Printmaking in the Unit- Avenue. Free. 772-643-6782 with Live on the Loop free entertainment at 6:30 Glow Party, 7:30 p.m. & 9:30 p.m., with free Live
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Painting & Sculpture from the Permanent Col- 31 & September 1 - Riverside Theatre 231-6990
lection thru Jan. 13. Howl at the Moon Experience – Totally 8 Tunnel to Towers Vero Beach 3.43-Mile
Awesome 80’s Party, 7:30 p.m. & 9:30 p.m., with Run & Walk,7:30 a.m. at Riverside Park to 15 National Estuaries Day Celebration, 9
AUGUST Live on the Loop free entertainment at 6:30 p.m. benefit Tunnel to Towers Foundation in memory a.m. to Noon at Environmental Learning
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River County Walk to Remember Kick- presents Shakespeare’s “The Tempest,” 7 14 Sebastian River Area Chamber of Com-
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BERMUDA BAY HOME FEATURES FINE
ARCHITECTURE AND A LAKE VIEW

301 Sable Oak Drive in Bermuda Bay: 3-bedroom, 5-bath, 3,315-square-foot home on a corner lot
offered for $1,129,000 by Sally Woods of Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.: 772-492-5333

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REAL ESTATE

Bermuda Bay home features fine architecture, lake view

BY SAMANTHA ROHLFING BAITA

Staff Writer

“We looked at it once and bought
it,” homeowner Pamela Boynton says
of the house at 301 Sable Oak Drive in
Bermuda Bay. With its eye-catching
roof line, subtly ascending elevation,
curving brick-paver drive, and low,
sweeping stairs to the mahogany en-
trance door, the 3-bedroom, 5-bath,
3,315-square-foot home has compel-
ling “curb appeal” to go with its fine
location in the small, exclusive com-
munity of Bermuda Bay in the heart
of Indian River Shores.

On either side of the small foyer are
inset, lighted, glass display shelves,
perfect for sharing a favorite collec-
tion. They are part of the “several
non-structural changes” Richard and
Pamela Boynton made when they
purchased the home, in a community
they loved and had been “watching”
for years. Pamela says that, when they
were ready to move to Florida full-
time, four of the homes they consid-
ered were in Bermuda Bay.

Visitors step down into the living
room, past a pair of white wood cor-
ner columns that anchor the hand-
some white wainscoting that extends
throughout the home. Together with
the antique patina of the white Italian
floor tile, the wainscoting defines an
easy, room-to-room flow.

The handsome white woodwork –
wainscoting, crown molding, design-
er ceilings – perfectly complements
the soft hues of the walls, imparting
an airy, open ambiance.

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Another distinctive aspect of the
home is the design of its rooms. Each
has its own character, a variety of al-
coves and bays. The soft, rounded
edges of each corner are one example
of the consistently exceptional atten-
tion to detail.

Across the formal living room, a
glass wall, with double French doors
and transom windows, opens onto
the screened lanai, which connects
the north and south wings and can
also be accessed from the family
room, cabana and master suite.

Along the east-facing front of the
house, the formal dining room and
den/sitting room flank the foyer.
Each features a coffered ceiling and
a tall, elegant window with pleasant
views of the neighborhood and lake.

The cherry wood planks of the din-
ing room floor are laid diagonally, and
the walls are a rich shade of coral, in
beautiful contrast to the white wood-
work, giving the room and its occu-
pants a pleasant rosy glow in the light
of the chandelier. The coffered ceiling
is embellished with a design of blue
stars against a white background, all
in all, a thoroughly charming room in
which to share an unhurried repast
and good conversation.

The kitchen, with easy access to the
dining room and family room, offers
everything the family’s designated
foodie might wish for: cook top, wall
ovens, dishwasher, disposal, micro-
wave, brushed steel side-by-side fridge
with freezer drawer below. There is
storage galore in the white cabinetry
above and below the polished gran-
ite countertops, including open dis-
play shelving for pretty glassware. The
two-level, granite-topped island is il-
luminated by a 3-shade pendant, and
includes a snack bar which seats three.

A special kitchen feature is a large,
hexagonal walk-in pantry, with a
charming touch: Pamela Boynton
had the pantry’s double French doors
custom fitted on the inside with deli-
cate Irish lace curtains.

The spacious family room, a sunny
yellow, is anchored by a gas fireplace
with tile surround, flanked by white,

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built-in display shelves and stor- and enjoy plentiful natural light via cor- extremely convenient storage platform designed master suite, a cool and
age cabinetry. Natural light pours ner windows. One has a walk-in closet. suspended from the ceiling. The heavy comfortable haven with some fine
through a large bay window, the ideal duty garage door meets current hurri- architectural elements. The 7-sided
space for a cozy breakfast nook. Dou- Also occupying the south side are cane standards. Off the garage is an in- master bedroom is a soothing retreat,
ble French doors open to the lanai. the laundry/utility room with sink, conspicuous additional parking area. with gentle, pale blue walls above the
storage and counter space; a utility white wainscoting. Double crown
Two guest bedrooms on the south area; and access to the 2-bay, air-con- The home’s north side is entirely molding defines the tray ceiling.
side include well-appointed full baths, ditioned garage, which offers a large, given over to the huge, beautifully

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This indulgent suite has his and hers sive, with cocoa cabinetry and a green
bathrooms separated by a pair of large granite vanity top. It’s most stunning
walk-in closets, each accessed from its feature is the shower, a large, door-free,
private bathroom, so you need not in- hexagonal space with white tile from
terface with anyone until you are good floor to roughly chest, clear, vertical
and ready, and can perform your ablu- windows from there up, revealing a
tions and dress in total privacy. pleasant view of high green hedge.

Her bathroom (white, with the The master suite has its own, pri-
bedroom’s pale blue walls) includes vate access to the lanai/pool area; and
a water closet with bidet; vanity with the den can be configured as a sitting
dressing table; linen closet with the room or office for the master suite.
same lovely glass door and Irish lace
curtain detail as the pantry, and a The covered, screened lanai in-
beautiful garden tub beneath large cludes a summer kitchen, plenti-
plantation-shuttered corner windows. ful seating space, and a dining area
with a lovely little “secret garden.”
His bathroom is equally impres-
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VITAL STATISTICS
301 SABLE OAK DRIVE

Neighborhood: Bermuda Bay • Architect: Gregory Anderson
Construction: Concrete block/stucco
Home size: 3,315 square feet under air
Bedrooms: 3 • Bathrooms: 5 full

Additional features: Plantation shutters; central vac; electric water
heater; heated pool/Jacuzzi; air-conditioned, 2-bay, side-entry garage;
gas fireplace; 3-zone central heat and a/c; 8 ceiling fans; tile roof; French
doors; separate his/hers full bathrooms in master suite; California Clos-
ets; walk-in pantry; shades/blinds furnished; gated and guarded; secu-

rity system; irrigation sprinkler
Listing agency: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Listing agent: Sally Woods, 772-492-5333
Listing price: $1,129,000

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Real Estate Sales on the Barrier Island: Aug. 10 to Aug. 16

The barrier island real estate market continued to enjoy a good summer with 15 transactions reported,
including two for more than $1 million.

The top sale of the week was of a home in Riomar. The residence at 880 Old Oak Lane was placed on the
market Aug. 1, 2017 for $2.595 million. The asking price was subsequently reduced to $2.295 million. The
sale closed on Aug. 15 for $2.1 million.

The seller of the home was represented by Lucy Hendricks and Jane Schwiering of Berkshire Hathaway
Florida. The purchaser was represented by Christine Barry of the same firm.

SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES AND LOTS

SUBDIVISION ADDRESS LISTED ORIGINAL MOST RECENT SOLD SELLING
ASKING PRICE ASKING PRICE PRICE
$1,000,000
$1,225,000 $935,000
ESTUARY THE 114 ESTUARY DRIVE 10/5/2017 $1,000,000 $1,100,000 8/10/2018 $580,000
RIVER CLUB AT CARLTON 1300 LAKE BEND COURT 5/1/2018 $650,000 $1,000,000 8/10/2018 $575,000
$700,000 $575,000
ATLANTIS 1315 POSEIDON POINT 1/2/2018 $599,000 $600,000 8/14/2018 $565,000
$585,000 $542,500
SEAGROVE 1700 SAND DOLLAR WAY 1/8/2018 $599,000 $639,000 8/16/2018
$735,000
SHORELANDS 1556 SHORELANDS DRIVE E 4/6/2018 $589,000 8/15/2018 $560,000
$500,000
RIVER CLUB AT CARLTON 1634 WEYBRIDGE CIRCLE 2/7/2018 $575,000 8/10/2018

CASTAWAY COVE 1113 SEA HUNT DRIVE 11/30/2017 $559,999 8/13/2018

TOWNHOMES, VILLAS, CONDOS, MULTIFAMILY AND INVESTMENT

VILLAGE BY THE SEA 1505 OCEAN DRIVE, #4 10/30/2017 $795,000 $749,500 8/10/2018
SPINDRIFT CONDO 1026 FLAMEVINE LANE, #401 5/8/2018 $600,000 $577,777 8/10/2018
VILLAGE SPIRES DEVEL 3554 OCEAN DRIVE, #801N 7/16/2018 $555,000 $555,000 8/10/2018

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REAL ESTATE

Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Seagrove, Address: 1700 Sand Dollar Way Subdivision: River Club at Carlton, Address: 1300 Lake Bend Court

Listing Date: 1/8/2018 Listing Date: 5/1/2018
Original Price: $700,000 Original Price: $1,000,000
Recent Price: $639,000 Recent Price: $1,000,000
Sold: 8/16/2018 Sold: 8/10/2018
Selling Price: $575,000 Selling Price: $935,000
Listing Agent: Christine Hughes Listing Agent: Tripp Hernandez

Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc. Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Sally Daley Matilde Sorensen

Daley & Company Real Estate Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Subdivision: Estuary The, Address: 114 Estuary Drive Subdivision: Village by the Sea, Address: 1505 Ocean Drive, #4

Listing Date: 10/5/2017 Listing Date: 10/30/2017
Original Price: $1,225,000 Original Price: $795,000
Recent Price: $1,100,000 Recent Price: $749,500
Sold: 8/10/2018 Sold: 8/10/2018
Selling Price: $1,000,000 Selling Price: $735,000
Listing Agent: Sally Lurie Listing Agent: Matilde Sorensen
& Kieran Hickey
Selling Agent: Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.
Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.
Lyndal Greene
Kay Brown
Alex MacWilliam, Inc.
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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Shorelands, Address: 1556 Shorelands Drive E Subdivision: Atlantis, Address: 1315 Poseidon Point

Listing Date: 4/6/2018 Listing Date: 1/2/2018
Original Price: $599,000 Original Price: $650,000
Recent Price: $589,000 Recent Price: $600,000
Sold: 8/15/2018 Sold: 8/14/2018
Selling Price: $575,000 Selling Price: $580,000
Listing Agent: Deeann Lemmerling Listing Agent: Jane Pires & Vilmar Pires
Selling Agent:
Alex MacWilliam, Inc. Selling Agent: Keller Williams Realty

Christine Hanson Kathleen Provancher

Keller Williams Realty Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Subdivision: River Club at Carlton, Address: 1634 Weybridge Circle

Listing Date: 2/7/2018
Original Price: $585,000
Recent Price: $575,000
Sold: 8/10/2018
Selling Price: $565,000
Listing Agent: Lynn O’Malley

Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Tripp Hernandez

Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 59 REAL ESTATE

The designer pool is a standout: an The Boyntons enjoy the home’s facility, and private beach access with
elegant hexagon, it is larger than functionality. It’s neither “too big nor parking and facilities. The communi-
most and features a waterfall foun- too small,” and can easily serve a sea- ty is walking distance from the ocean
tain and an artistic hardscape, all sonal or full-time lifestyle. and the Village Shops, and only a
embraced by tropical landscaping short drive south to the Vero’s charm-
and with plenty of space for eating, Bermuda Bay residents enjoy a ing Village by the Sea, with its restau-
dining and entertaining. community clubhouse with a pool, rants, pubs, resorts and boutiques. 
two Har-Tru tennis courts, a fitness