50’s Themed Model Grand Opening Event at Lamplighter Village

Melbourne, FL, October 24, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Beautiful new home models have arrived to Lamplighter Village, a premier 55+ resort manufactured home community in Melbourne, Florida. In celebration of the new homes, the community is hosting a 50’s themed Model Grand Opening Event complete with new home specials, drawings, food, 50’s cars, live music, impersonators and more. The event is open to the general public, and home models will be open, staged and available to tour. The homes are priced starting from the $90s, and guests who purchase a home during this weekend event will receive $3,000 towards a golf cart.

On event day, guests are encouraged to park by the main office and ride the shuttle through the community to the event location. Live music will be provided by Marilyn Monroe and Elvis impersonators, Camille Terry and Leon Wasiak. The duo will also be available for photo opportunities with guests. Dixie Cruisers, a local car club, will have several members arriving in 50’s cars to line the street for this event, and Executive Catering is dishing out 50’s classics of cotton candy, hot dogs and root beer floats. All are invited to attend from 10:00am – 4:00pm.

Located on Florida’s “Space Coast,” Lamplighter Village offers lakefront living at its finest for those 55 and older. Residents enjoy a host of year-round activities and amenities including swimming pools and spas, sports courts, dance classes and more. Additionally, the charming town of Melbourne, Florida has nearly 300 days of sunshine annually, making it easy to get out and explore shopping, dining, festivals and local Atlantic beaches. Melbourne is also a short drive to some of Florida’s most popular tourist destinations like Kennedy Space Center and Walt Disney World.

Lamplighter Village is an age-qualified manufactured resort community. For more information, please contact Regan Ford at (813) 415-6688. Lamplighter Village is located at 500 Lantern Boulevard, Melbourne, Florida 32934 between I-95 and North John Rodes Boulevard. www.cal-am.com