All About Living in Old Town Key West

KEY WEST, Fla. - June 13, 2016 - PRLog -- Per Fred Mullins, Top Producing Member of Team Mullins at Coldwell Banker Schmitt in Key West and owner of www.lowerkeys-homes.com,"Part of the west side of the island of Key West, the southernmost point in the United States and the end of the island chain of the Florida Keys, lies Old Town, which is considered a historic district.

The central business district is located here along with many visitor destinations. If you're considering moving or relocating to the area, you should know a few things about living in Old Town Key West:

● Life is laid-back and quite easygoing. As you would probably guess, life here is laid-back, with easygoing people everywhere. The pace is slow and the locals and visitors really like it that way. It's the opposite of the busy big cities, without nerve racking street noise, loud, screeching sirens, and traffic congestion.

● Come as you are causal is typical attire. Another common conception about Old Town Key West is there's no need to dress up and people go about their day in come as you are causal attire. It's true because there's no one to impress and it fits well with the slow pace of life. It's not just part of a lifestyle, it's also reflective of the state of mind.

● The weather is warm and wonderful. It's certainly no secret the Florida Keys enjoy some of the best weather in the nation and even worldwide. Though Old Town Key West is located at the southernmost tip of the Sunshine State, the weather is remarkably consistent. While warm, there's always a breeze gently gliding through, making it very comfortable.

● There is plenty to see and do here. Fishing, boating, sailing, snorkeling, diving, beach strolling, sunbathing, and so much more are all here, on-demand.

Last but not least, getting around is very simple to do. Most locals ride bikes because the island is small and easy to navigate. It's just part of the easygoing lifestyle that is Old Town Key West.

Fred Mullins, P.A. holds an MBA, B.S., real estate license United States Coast Guard Master Captain's license and commercial pilot's license. With over 20years of cross functional experience in real estate, international asset management and construction management, Fred's experience places him as one of the top real estate professionals in the Florida Keys.For help with Lower Keys Real Estate see http://www.lowerkeys-homes.com