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Key Colony Beach, FL is a small beach town located on Florida’s picturesque Atlantic Coast. With its clear turquoise waters and extensive stretches of white sand, it provides the perfect backdrop for a relaxing getaway. Visitors can enjoy fishing, sailing, kayaking, snorkeling, and diving in the warm Gulf waters or simply relax as they stroll along the waterfront boardwalk. There are several restaurants offering fresh seafood dishes to enjoy while watching sailboats drift against the horizon. The town also features shopping centers and boutiques offering unique souvenirs to take home with you.
Overall, visitors who have come to Key Colony Beach are delighted with their experience. Many people have commented on how clean and peaceful the water is and how friendly everyone in town is. People also rave about the variety of activities available and how reasonably priced things are given its prime location on the oceanfront. The picturesque views and numerous options for relaxation make this an ideal retreat from everyday life.
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Can't Afford to Live Here in Retirement! - 6/8/2015
We have owned a small half duplex in the City of KCB for the past 11 years. Now that I am retired and my husband will be retiring in a few years, we need a larger place to live as our sole residence. Per the Sperling reports the overall cost of living in KCB is 165% of the national average and housing cost is much worse at 302%. Even though we own a townhouse in Virginia outside Washington, DC, where housing cost is 193% of the national average, we do not think selling both will allow us to comfortably buy something larger in KCB. If you love the island lifestyle and easy access to a wide range of fishing opportunities, the alternative is to move into the adjacent City of Marathon, where there is a somewhat higher crime rate and less zoning and fiscal control (water treatment, building control, etc.). The public beaches in Marathon are sometimes closed due to water quality issues. Nonetheless this is probably the trade off we will make in the next one to two years.
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