Office: #115
Direct Line: 727-451-7780
Email: cakelly@bhhsflpg.com
When it comes to renting your home, finding a Professional Property Manager that is not only experienced and skilled, but also looking out for your best interests is essential. As an experienced professional property manager, I have access to the latest resources and marketing tools, which will get your rental noticed. My past experience in retail management and HR has provided a solid foundation to work effectively as a problem solver. I take a lot of pride in delivering results in a timely manner. This goes for answering questions, communicating, and paying attention to all matters that relate to tenancy. I want my owners to feel they have made the right choice in trusting their properties with me. Please call me if you or someone you know is considering renting. A special note from the Property Management Division: We are proud to announce Cherie was inducted into the 2023 Hall of legends.
Belleair is a busy, growing community with a unique sense of civic pride. Part of Belleair's uncommon personality lies in its colorful history and the Belleview Biltmore Hotel which had its grand opening in January of 1897. Guests at the Belleview enjoyed the amenities of regal, rustic living; yachting on Clearwater Bay, horseback riding in the piney woods south of the hotel; golfing, tennis, skeet shooting, and bicycling. The national craze for bicycling found a home at the hotel and, at the turn of the century, Belleair was the scene of six-day bicycle races and many other national and international prominent cycling events. The good life at the seasonal Belleview Biltmore naturally led to the desire among some guests to live in this pleasant place year-round. Some of Belleair's first homes were constructed on North Indian Rocks Road, overlooking the Belleview's golf course, and still stand today.
The Belleview's original nine-hole golf course with sand greens had grown to two, 18-hole courses with Florida's first grass greens by World War I. In 1920. The hotel was sold several times and time continued to have negative effects on the buildings even with restoration efforts over the years. The hotel was demolished in 2016 except for a preserved portion which moved 230 feet by hydraulic lift and will be re-purposed as a Boutique inn. The site now boasts luxury condos and townhomes with exquisite views. See More... https://www.townofbelleair.com/
