The developer offers to the end condo-unit owner a number of benefits discussed in a com- panion document entitled “Notchland Crossings – FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions and Answers). Summed up here, they are:
● On-site large heated swimming pool, tables and umbrellas for bathers, a clubhouse containing exercise center, meeting room, bathrooms, a grill and cook house, four clay tennis courts, volleyball nets and lawn games.
● Across the street is the Spalding Inn provi-ding additional amenities, piano bar, Rose of Sharon Tea Room and 200-seat La Trattoria rest-aurant at club member discounted prices. Free broadband wireless Internet access in the lobby.
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● Down the street (500 yards) optional mem-bership or paid use of a PGA golf course, horse- back riding, hiking trails, skimobiles, cross-country skiing and other amenities.
● Located within a few miles of two towns of-fering many accommodations of fire, police and emergency services, regional airport, hospital, theaters, restaurants, auto-service stations, etc.
Some condo owners may want to rent out their units for a few weeks, months or other periods to off-set some expenses of ownership – something that time-sharing can’t do. Fortun-ately, Spalding Inn across the street can help make it happen.
The Spalding Inn runs 36-unit guest rooms and a 200-seat restaurant about eight months of the year. They advertise in several New England publications, mail to their 4,000 past customer list and promote on their website: www.spaldinginn.com. Spalding will modify this advertising and promotion to include the availability of your condo unit as determined by the owners availability schedule for rent.
A 20% charge is made for all rentals including promotion and managing, cleaning the unit and changing the linen at the end of each rental period.
