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Lake Livingston Air Park Estates

A primary reason pilots are drawn to airpark living is to share their passion for flying with neighbors, and the friendly folks at Lake Livingston Air Park are no exception!  They threw a great fly-in last month, complete with delicious bar-be-que, home-made deserts, fun people, and some awesome aircraft.

Courtesy of Rhonda Ellisor

Now you can become a member of this vibrant, affordable fly-in community. The developers of LLAP saved Lot 10 for last, one of the nicest home-sites in the subdivision.  Level, cleared and ready for your dream hangar-home, this prime three acre lot is within close proximity to the airport gate.  Offered at $63,750…CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS AND LISTING DETAILS.

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Just an hour+ drive north of IAH, this airpark has access to Livingston Municipal Airport 00R with a 3704 x 60 ft. asphalt illuminated runway and on-site 100LL fuel. 00R is located just four miles from Lake Livingston which offers a state park, campgrounds, fishing, sailing, water skiing, hiking and horseback riding. Shopping, dining, health care, an 8 hole golf course, schools, and other amenities are less than 7 miles away in the city of Livingston, Texas.

Ready to live with your plane?  Call me!  (832)563-6713

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Aviation Decor, Anyone?

One of the (many) things I’m looking forward to for our new hangar home is creating a unique decor, so it was a pleasant surprise to meet Randy Woodcock, owner of Flight Level Furnishings in Montgomery, Texas:randy.jpg

Randy’s booth at MODAERO featured this stunning wing-inspired desk that he’d crafted himself:desk.jpg

Randy also offers hand-made wine racks, refurbished antique airplane seats and this illuminated runway-marker cabinet:1458097280215.jpg

If you’d like to see other aviation inspired decor and design ideas, check out my Pinterest collection.

Until next time, happy flying!
~Jaqui

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From Empty Nesting to Airport Living

We knew our youngest child would leave for college soon and that we didn’t want to simply move from a large, typical suburban home to a smaller one.  We knew we’d probably retire in our next home and decided it should be someplace extra special where we could enjoy life, meet new friends with similar interests, and where our children (and, hopefully one day, grandchildren) will want to visit. What we didn’t know was, where?

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It’s always been my husband’s dream to pilot his own plane so we started by exploring the internet for fly-in communities throughout Texas.  We found beautiful air park properties around Austin, San Antonio and Dallas but decided to narrow our search to Southeast Texas since I have an established real estate practice in Houston and my husband still commutes to IAH a couple times a week.  We were pleasantly suprised to discover loads of properties to choose from.  Without exception, we were enthusiastically greeted by friendly neighbors in every air park we’ve visited.  The warm welcomes we received cinched it:  we are officially air park bound!

Stay tuned for Chapter Two:  Our Hangar Home Hunt

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