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arkansas H O MES Advertising feature Sunday, January 21, 2018 www.arkansasonline.com/Homes SCAN to view more homes. www.arkansasonline.com/Homes 22220 N. Springlake Road, Hensley 22 Winterfern Cove Little Rock 703 Colonial Drive Bryant 2113 Tapped Maple Drive, North Little Rock See additional feature homes on page 5. Construction is nearing completion on this three-bedroom, two-bath home. The one-level brick abode rests on a corner lot in west Little Rock’s Wildwood Place sub- division, which offers easy access to all the amenities of Chenal Valley, Wildwood Park for the Arts and other area features. Inside the front door, the foyer is illuminated by a sphere chandelier, and the handsome wood-grain tile floor con- tinues into the great room, kitchen and dining area. Open to the kitchen and dining area for easy living and entertaining, the great room centers around a gas-start fireplace that has a granite surround and a paint- ed mantelpiece. Large windows provide natural light, and a glass-paned door opens to the covered patio, which has a ceiling fan for added comfort. Set apart by a breakfast bar, the kitch- en is fitted with painted cabinetry, gran- ite counters, tile backsplashes, a walk-in pantry and stainless-steel appliances, including a gas stove, a microwave/ vent hood, a dishwasher and more. The workspace has recessed lighting, and the breakfast bar is lit by a trio of pendant fixtures. The carpeted master bedroom, posi- tioned apart from the other bedrooms, has a vaulted tray ceiling, recessed light- ing and a ceiling fan. The luxurious tiled bath offers a granite-topped double-sink vanity, sconce lighting, a private water closet, a soaking tub and a gorgeous granite and glass shower. On the other side of the home are two carpeted bedrooms, along with a tiled hall bath that has a granite-topped vanity, sconce lighting and a tub/shower combination with a tile surround. A few of the home’s other amenities include a laundry room, a mud area with built-ins, crown molding, a two- car side-entry garage, covered and open patios, and more. This house, located at 1 Wildcreek Cove in Little Rock, has about 2,077 square feet and is listed for $311,500 with Michelle Sanders of Chenal Properties. No open house is planned for today. For more information, call Sanders at 501-993-3900. One-level brick home features open floor plan Brand-new abode By Linda Garner-Bunch Advertising Feature Writer SUBMITTED PHOTOS Inside this attractive brick home are three bedrooms, two baths and open, flowing living spaces. The home rests on a corner lot in the Wildwood Place subdivision in west Little Rock. A handsome wood-grain tile floor begins in the foyer and continues throughout the main living spaces. Large windows bring natural light to the great room, which centers around a gas-start fireplace. A granite-topped breakfast bar sets the kitchen apart from the great room and dining area. Left: The low-maintenance backyard offers a covered patio, cooled by a ceiling fan, as well as an open patio. Right: The kitchen’s stainless-steel appliances will delight the family cook. Tucked away on a quiet street in west Little Rock’s Chenal Valley, this attrac- tive home offers five bedrooms, three baths, an upstairs bonus room and more. The privacy-fenced backyard borders a wooded area for added appeal. Sidelights frame the front door, which opens to a stately two-story foyer that’s illuminated by an empire pendant. The hardwood floor continues into the living room, dining room, hearth room and kitchen. An arched doorway leads from the foyer to the living room. The space features a vaulted ceiling and centers around a see-through gas-log fireplace that’s shared with the adjacent hearth room. In the kitchen, amenities include stained-wood cabinetry with roll-outs, a breakfast bar, a pantry, granite count- ers, tile backsplashes and stainless-steel appliances — a dishwasher, a micro- wave/vent hood and a gas stove. Open to the kitchen, the hearth room has plenty of space for a casual dining area. There is also a chandelier-lit dining room that opens to the foyer and the living room. Located on the main level, the car- peted master bedroom has a gas-log fireplace for added luxury. The tiled bath offers an L-shaped double-sink vanity, a private water closet, a jetted tub, a glass shower and a walk-in closet. On the other side of the home is a carpeted guest bedroom and a tiled bath that has a single-sink vanity and a tub/shower com- bination. The remaining three bedrooms, all carpeted, are upstairs. One bedroom has private access to a Jack-and-Jill bath that has two vanity areas (one opens to the hallway) and a private bathing area with a tub/shower combination. This level also offers a large bonus space that’s perfect for use as a game or media room. Other amenities include a laundry room with a sink and built-ins, a security system, window treatments, a two-car garage, a deck, a sprinkler system and more. This house, located at 25 Chenay Drive in Little Rock, has about 3,658 square feet and is listed for $399,000 with Brenda Guillet of the Charlotte John Co. Today’s open house is from 2 to 4 p.m. For more information, call Guillet at 501-352-0188. Discover flexible living spaces in Chenal home Beautiful retreat By Linda Garner-Bunch Advertising Feature Writer PHOTOS BY LINDA GARNER-BUNCH/Arkansas Democrat-Gazette With five bedrooms, three baths, formal and casual living spaces, and an upstairs bonus room, this Chenal Valley home is perfect for both family life and entertaining. A large upper window brings abundant natural light to the stately two-story foyer. The living room has a vaulted ceiling and shares a two-sided gas-log fireplace with the hearth room. In the kitchen, amenities include granite counters and stainless-steel appliances. Left: Covered and open decks overlook the privacy-fenced backyard, which borders a wooded area. Right: The main-level master bedroom has a fireplace for added luxury.
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22220 N. Springlake Road, Hensley
22 Winterfern CoveLittle Rock
703 Colonial DriveBryant
2113 Tapped Maple Drive, North Little Rock
See additional feature homes on page 5.
Construction is nearing completion on this three-bedroom, two-bath home. The one-level brick abode rests on a corner lot in west Little Rock’s Wildwood Place sub-division, which offers easy access to all the amenities of Chenal Valley, Wildwood Park for the Arts and other area features.
Inside the front door, the foyer is illuminated by a sphere chandelier, and the handsome wood-grain tile floor con-tinues into the great room, kitchen and dining area.
Open to the kitchen and dining area for easy living and entertaining, the great room centers around a gas-start fireplace that has a granite surround and a paint-ed mantelpiece. Large windows provide natural light, and a glass-paned door opens to the covered patio, which has a ceiling fan for added comfort.
Set apart by a breakfast bar, the kitch-en is fitted with painted cabinetry, gran-ite counters, tile backsplashes, a walk-in pantry and stainless-steel appliances, including a gas stove, a microwave/vent hood, a dishwasher and more. The workspace has recessed lighting, and the breakfast bar is lit by a trio of pendant fixtures.
The carpeted master bedroom, posi-tioned apart from the other bedrooms, has a vaulted tray ceiling, recessed light-ing and a ceiling fan. The luxurious tiled bath offers a granite-topped double-sink vanity, sconce lighting, a private water closet, a soaking tub and a gorgeous granite and glass shower.
On the other side of the home are two carpeted bedrooms, along with a tiled hall bath that has a granite-topped vanity, sconce lighting and a tub/shower combination with a tile surround.
A few of the home’s other amenities include a laundry room, a mud area with built-ins, crown molding, a two-car side-entry garage, covered and open patios, and more.
This house, located at 1 Wildcreek Cove in Little Rock, has about 2,077 square feet and is listed for $311,500 with Michelle Sanders of Chenal Properties. No open house is planned for today. For more information, call Sanders at 501-993-3900.
One-level brick home features open floor plan
Brand-new abode
By Linda Garner-BunchAdvertising Feature Writer
SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Inside this attractive brick home are three bedrooms, two baths and open, fl owing living spaces. The home rests on a corner lot in the Wildwood Place subdivision in west Little Rock.
A handsome wood-grain tile fl oor begins in the foyer and continues throughout the main living spaces.
Large windows bring natural light to the great room, which centers around a gas-start fi replace.
A granite-topped breakfast bar sets the kitchen apart from the great room and dining area.
Left: The low-maintenance backyard offers a covered patio, cooled by a ceiling fan, as well as an open patio. Right: The kitchen’s stainless-steel appliances will delight the family cook.
Tucked away on a quiet street in west Little Rock’s Chenal Valley, this attrac-tive home offers five bedrooms, three baths, an upstairs bonus room and more. The privacy-fenced backyard borders a wooded area for added appeal.
Sidelights frame the front door, which opens to a stately two-story foyer that’s illuminated by an empire pendant. The hardwood floor continues into the living room, dining room, hearth room and kitchen. An arched doorway leads from the foyer to the living room. The space features a vaulted ceiling and centers around a see-through gas-log fireplace that’s shared with the adjacent hearth room. In the kitchen, amenities include stained-wood cabinetry with roll-outs, a breakfast bar, a pantry, granite count-ers, tile backsplashes and stainless-steel appliances — a dishwasher, a micro-wave/vent hood and a gas stove. Open to the kitchen, the hearth room has plenty of space for a casual dining area. There is also a chandelier-lit dining room that opens to the foyer and the living room.
Located on the main level, the car-peted master bedroom has a gas-log fireplace for added luxury. The tiled bath offers an L-shaped double-sink vanity, a private water closet, a jetted tub, a glass shower and a walk-in closet. On the other side of the home is a carpeted guest bedroom and a tiled bath that has a single-sink vanity and a tub/shower com-bination. The remaining three bedrooms, all carpeted, are upstairs. One bedroom has private access to a Jack-and-Jill bath that has two vanity areas (one opens to the hallway) and a private bathing area with a tub/shower combination. This level also offers a large bonus space that’s perfect for use as a game or media room.
Other amenities include a laundry room with a sink and built-ins, a security system, window treatments, a two-car garage, a deck, a sprinkler system and more.
This house, located at 25 Chenay Drive in Little Rock, has about 3,658 square feet and is listed for $399,000 with Brenda Guillet of the Charlotte John Co. Today’s open house is from 2 to 4 p.m. For more information, call Guillet at 501-352-0188.
Discover fl exible living spaces in Chenal home
Beautiful retreat
By Linda Garner-BunchAdvertising Feature Writer
PHOTOS BY LINDA GARNER-BUNCH/Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
With fi ve bedrooms, three baths, formal and casual living spaces, and an upstairs bonus room, this Chenal Valley home is perfect for both family life and entertaining.
A large upper window brings abundant natural light to the stately two-story foyer.
The living room has a vaulted ceiling and shares a two-sided gas-log fi replace with the hearth room.
In the kitchen, amenities include granite counters and stainless-steel appliances.
Left: Covered and open decks overlook the privacy-fenced backyard, which borders a wooded area. Right: The main-level master bedroom has a fi replace for added luxury.
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Q. We have had electric power outages from storms lately. It is inconvenient, so I want to fi nd some type of backup elec-tric power. What are some options that are not extremely expensive to purchase or install?
A. A small gas-o l i n e - p o w e r e d generator, which you can buy at any home-center store, is a reason-ably priced op-tion, and various appliances can be plugged directly into the generator outlets. Don’t try to connect one of these generators to the electrical wir-ing in your house, however. It likely cannot produce enough electricity output, and it can be a hazard for electric-utility repairmen.
Another simple and inexpensive option is an emergency portable battery pack, which is available at most automotive-supply retail outlets.
Most of these battery packs operate on old-fashioned 12-volt lead-acid batteries. The batteries are somewhat similar to the battery in your car (they are heavy like a car battery), but these batteries are de-signed to be completely discharged with-out harming the battery. The batteries used in these packs are very reliable and hold a charge for a long time.
Some newer-model portable battery packs use smaller lightweight lithium-ion batteries. These batteries work as well as the lead-acid ones, but expect to pay sev-eral times more for lithium-ion batteries.
Most battery packs have a 12-volt DC (direct current) outlet, similar to a car’s cigarette lighter or the jumper cables used to start a car. Many small electric appli-ances that are designed to run on 12-volt DC power are available at camping-supply outlets.
Battery packs also have a 120-volt outlet into which you can plug standard household appliances. The packs use an inverter that converts the 12-volt DC bat-tery to 120-volt AC (alternating current). The amp-hour rating of a battery pack de-termines how much electric power it can store and how long it can operate appli-ances or lighting.
Although the batteries can usually produce a large electric current fl ow, the 120-volt power is limited by the maximum output of the AC inverter. Even though the electric power is coming from a safe 12-volt battery, the 120-volt power from the inverter outlet is as dangerous as the electrical current from a wall outlet.
Most battery packs have a maximum output of only 400 watts, so check the wattage of the appliance before plugging it into the battery pack. If the appliance’s electricity usage is too great, it will trip a circuit breaker in the pack, but it won’t damage it.
To keep food fresh in a refrigerator — which usually needs more than 400 watts
— purchase a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) that’s designed to power a comput-er. Select a UPS with a maximum output that’s greater than the wattage requirement of your refrigerator. This will probably be
much greater than your entire computer sys-tem’s require-ment, but this is not a problem.
When my power goes off, I carry the UPS to the kitchen and plug the re-frigerator into it. When the UPS battery power runs down, I unplug the re-frigerator and plug the UPS
into a battery pack to slowly recharge it. The battery packs can also be recharged using your car battery.
The following companies offer portable battery packs: APC (www.apc.com, 800-800-4272), Black & Decker (www.blackanddecker.com, 800-544-6986), Clore Automotive (www.jumpstarter.com, 800-328-2921), Duracell (www.duracellpower.com, 800-300-1857) and Xantrex (www.xantrex.com, 800-670-0707).
Q. I built a small air-type solar collec-tor. Does it make sense to attach it to the exposed foundation and brick wall near the ground, or must it be on the roof?
A. As long as the solar collector is not shaded by trees or adjacent buildings, a ground location is great. This allows you to clean it often and provides easy access to the ductwork or electric blowers. A large vertical collector, mounted against a wall, works well with no blowers.
Make sure the collector is attached snugly to the masonry foundation and wall. These act as heat sinks to capture and store heat that is normally lost out the back of a collector. Steel sleeve anchors are the best method to attach it. Use a per-cussion bit to drill the holes the same size as the anchor.
Send inquiries to James Dulley, Arkan-sas Democrat-Gazette, 6906 Royalgreen Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45244 or visit www.dulley.com.
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This portable battery power pack has a push button on the front to indicate the battery volt-age charge level on the digital readout.
By James Dulley, Starcott Media Services
Portable battery pack can shed light during power outageSensible Home
“Most battery packs have a maximum
output of only 400 watts, so check
the wattage of the appliance before
plugging it into the battery pack.”
Lamps and other small appliances can be powered by a portable battery pack, helping to keep a home’s occupants comfortable during a power outage.
People have many options when seeking a place to call home.
Among those options are condominiums and townhouses. While quite similar, condos and townhouses are different. Learning what sets these residences apart can help prospective buyers find the right fit for them.
CONDOMINIUMSCondos are residences, owned by
an individual or family, that are housed within a private building.
According to Realtor.com, condos are similar to apartments. However, instead of paying rent, condo dwellers own their space.
Condo owners usually share common areas, such as pools, recreation rooms, gyms and outdoor spaces.
People may be attracted to condos because there is very little maintenance involved.
Condos can be in large buildings similar to apartment buildings, and living spaces may be confined to one floor. High-rise condominiums may resemble skyscrapers, and a condo owner generally shares ownership of the land, the roof, the staircases and the exterior of the condominium complexes. The only thing the condo owner may own outright is his or her individual living space.
Condo owners typically rely on maintenance companies and other contractors to handle the repairs and upkeep of the spaces outside of the interior of one’s specific condo.
Residents typically pay condominium fees to a homeowners board to manage and cover these expenses. Because of the multiperson ownership, condos place
strict restrictions on what can and can’t be done to the property.
TOWNHOUSESTownhouses are usually multileveled
attached properties. A townhouse may either fall within a row of other homes or be an end unit where only one side is attached.
Many people are drawn to townhouses because of the structures’ various levels and architectural styles. Some buyers also feel that townhouses provide more of a traditional home feel than condominiums. A townhouse may come with a small parcel of land, a driveway or a private garage.
Although there may be some community amenities accessible to owners of townhouses, such amenities are rare.
Because the management organizations of townhouse communities do not handle as much maintenance, homeowners association fees tend to be less expensive than those incurred by condo owners. However, this may mean that exterior repair and roof maintenance may be the responsibility of the townhouse owner.
Townhouse owners typically take ownership of the home, the roof and the land that lies below it. However, both townhouse and condo owners are urged to read the bylaws of their communities, which should specifically list responsibilities of the owner versus the homeowner’s association or condo board.
Condos and townhouses have similarities and differences, but both can be ideal places to live for those who desire help with maintenance and worry-free living.
— Courtesy of Metro Creative
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$799,000 - 13513 Lower Steele Bend - 3BR/2BA in Scott. Sam C. 681-6001$679,900 - 1 Hallen Court - 4BR/3BA/2HBA in Chenal. Lynn Pangburn 352-2284$599,900 - 19 Courts - 5BR/4.5BA in LR. Whitney Elmore 519-1000$475,000 - 26 Bristol Ct - 4BR/2.5BA in WLR. Arlene Blann 912-4434$384,900 - 8305 Flagstone Cv - 4BR/3.5BA in Alexander. Susan S. 529-1980$374,500 - 7707 S Highway 161 - 3BR/3BA in Scott. Barbara Crook 912-5121$350,000 - 4 Pinecrest Ct - 4BR/3BA in Conway. Jonna Shaw 908-3838$349,900 - 10123 Panther Mtn - 3BR/2.5BA in Maumelle. Karen 517-4255$315,000 - 2910 Baxter - 5BR/3.5BA in Conway. Emily Walter 269-8688$256,500 - 412 Forest Glen Cove - 4BR/2.5BA in Jacksonville. Tracy 912-1874$255,900 - 79 Aberdeen Dr - 4BR/2.5BA in WLR. Thomas Lipsmeyer 733-4697$232,500 - 242 Mtn Terrace Circle - 2BR/2BA in Maumelle. Tracy Gill 258-5888$224,900 - 91 Mtn Terrace Circle - 3BR/2.5BA in Maumelle. Tracy Gill 258-5888$184,900 - 4501 Valley Brook - 4BR/2.5BA in NLR. Marilyn Lee 765-3155$180,000 - 6017 Flight Ct - 3BR/2BA in Jacksonville. Marty Davis 590-6018$178,500 - 63 Laver Circle - 2BR/2BA in LR. Bonnie Moneypenny 590-3602$170,000 - 12740 Southridge - 3BR/2BA in LR. Shelli Stine 944-5130$167,500 - 160 Sheridan Rd - 3BR/1BA in NLR. Lesa Pettit 920-7844$167,000 - 8020 Hood Rd - 2BR/2BA in Roland. Shelli Stine 944-5130$165,000 - 2103 S 2nd - 3BR/2BA in Cabot. Jack French 258-2902$159,900 - 535 Walters Trail - 3BR/2.5BA in Traskwood. Eric Rytima 454-5921$155,000 - 4 Pinecrest Ln - 3BR/2BA in Maumelle. Raegan Miller 472-5988$139,900 - 22 Woodhill - 2BR/2BA in LR. Whitney Elmore 519-1000$125,000 - 15 Pinnacle Point - 3BR/2BA in Cabot. Patty Knox 681-0955$125,000 - 397 Sardis Rd - 3BR/ 2BA in Morrilton. Ashley Wallace 581-7155$124,900 - 2303 Ridge Park Dr - 3BR/2BA in LR. La Kesha Crow 960-5499$122,500 - 120 Pineview Ave. - 3BBR/2BA in Sherwood. Tracy Smith 912-1874$119,900 - 1015 S Hills - 3BR/2BA in Cabot. Sharon Bostic 416-4052$116,900 - 905 Regal - 3BR/2.5BA in NLR. Tangela Hayes 514-0186$115,900 - 2221 Wentwood Valley - 3BR/2BA in LR. Mary Godfrey 658-3727$114,900 - 30 Crain Dr - 3BR/2BA in Bryant. Eric Rytima 454-5921$109,900 - 110 Gravel Lane - 3BR/2BA in Sherwood. Eric Rytima 454-5921$103,000 - 330 Brewer St - 3BR/1BA in Ward. Ben Long 412-2940$99,900 - 16100 Thomas Loop Rd - 2BR/1BA in Benton. Eric Rytima 454-5921$98,000 - 4409 Elm St - 3BR/2BA in Van Buren. Rachel Johnston 733-1689$92,500 - 114 Oak Lane - 2BR/1BA in LR. Lisa Fort 690-9292$89,900 - 7305 Davenport Dr - 3BR/2BA in Jacksonville. Sharon Bostic 416-4052$86,000 - 1409 Jill - 3BR/2BA in Benton. Amy Eden 680-1744$76,500 - 76 W Windsor Dr - 3BR/1.5BA in Little Rock. La Kesha Crow 960-5499$61,500 - 918 W Kiehl Ave - 3BR/1BA in Sherwood. Cynthia Franke 366-5173$55,000 - 198 Gaucho Lane - 2BR/1.5BA in Hot Springs Village. Cindy 519-0624$54,900 - 228 Raney Place - 3BR/1.5BA in Jacksonville. Sharon Bostic 416-4052$49,000 - 2305 S Taylor St - 2BR/1BA in Little Rock. Anita Strange 231-2803$48,000 - 121 Pintar - 2BR/1BA in Ward. Dereice Walters 920-9611
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$489,000 - 26 Longlea - 4BR/3BA, 2HB in WLR. Alice Mattox 310-7755$479,900 - 19 Menden Lane - 6BR/4.5BA in LR. Lynn Pangburn 352-2284$464,900 - 14023 Overcreek - 4BR/3BA in Woodlands Edge. Whiteny 519-1000$459,000 - 1418 Louisiana St - 3BR/3BA Downtown. Jessica McEntire 541-0609$445,000 - 30711 Bandy Rd - 4BR/3BA/2HBA in Little Rock. Clark 680-7653$435,000 - 25 River Ridge Rd - 4BR/4BA in WLR. Pam Raney 831-7267$429,000 - 210 Lake Valley Dr - 4BR/3BA in Maumelle. Lynn Pangburn 352-2284$329,900 - 109 Bayonne Cove - 4BR/2.5BA in Maumelle. Marva 944-5115$265,000 - 57 S Summit Dr. - 4BR/3.5BA in Cabot. Sharon Bostic 416-4052$264,900 - 14304 Jerome Dr - 4BR/2.5BA in WLR. Allen Myers 681-9840$258,900 - 4 Nob View Cir. - 3BR/2BA in LR. Allen Myers 681-9840$219,900 - 10 Nicklaus - 4BR/2.5BA in Maumelle. Tracy Gill 258-5888$219,500 - 200 Bay Pointe Cv. 106A - 3BR/2.5BA in Maumelle. Cindy 519-0624$205,000 - 18 Buttermilk - 5BR/3BA in WLR. Kara Kellerman 804-5272$192,000 - 6400 W Markham St - 5BR/3BA in LR. Peri Doubleday 258-2582$171,500 - 139 Harvick - 4BR/2BA in Cabot. Debbie Sontag 681-4358$167,500 - 160 Sheridan Rd - 3BR/1BA in NLR. Lesa Pettit 920-7844$159,900 - 63 Cardinal Valley Drive - 3BR/2BA in Sherwood. Nita Sims 413-7064$148,900 - 1434 LeMay - 3BR/2BA in Lonoke. Dereice Walters 920-9611$127,900 - 12300 Amaranth Dr - 3BR/2BA in NLR. Jan McDermott 681-4036$124,900 - 2303 Ridge Park Dr - 3BR/2BA in LR. La Kesha Crow 960-5499$111,999 - 326 W L Ave - 3BR/1.5BA in NLR. La Kesha Crow 960-5499$87,500 - 1031 S. Hills Drive - 3BR/2BA in Cabot. Dereice Walters 920-9611$45,900 - 8224 Edmar Pl. - 3BR/1BA in NLR. Tangela Hayes 514-0186
NEW LISTINGS
PRICE CHANGES
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
Michael Fausett501-541-5894
West Little Rock
Sharon Bostic501-416-4052
North Little Rock
Jean Hurst501-350-3297Little Rock
Kathleen Stafford501-519-4574
Maumelle
Heather Howard501-943-9057
Bryant
Sean Edds501-617-0636Hot Springs
Patty Knox501-681-0955
Cabot
Becky McGinley501-626-6008
Conway
TUMBLING SHOALS, AR
Call for more information:
ALLISON PICKELL501-920-2392allisonpickellrealtor.com
225 WALLACE ROAD - $299,000Custom built 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home on 3 acres. Just 2 miles from Old Hwy 25 S boat ramp. 10 foot ceilings with crown moldings and wide baseboards.
Lots of area to entertain. Plus 800 sq. ft. studio apartment above garage!
Call for more information:
CAROLYN [email protected]
NEW LISTING 2907 COLDWATER DR - BENTON
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OPEN TODAY 2:00 - 4:00
– DECEMBER TOP 5 PRODUCERS –
Kenny Van Patten 501-951-1755 Lynn Pangburn 501-352-2284 Dawn Hazlewood 501-952-5590 Lisa Fort 501-690-9292 Tracy Gill 501-258-5888
DOWNTOWN
523 S LOUISIANA #6A$150,000
HISTORIC LAFAYETTE BUILDINGJust steps from Main Street, The Rep, and fi ne, fi ne
dining. Workout room, sauna, and on-site maintenance services, all utilities paid by POA.
Allison Pickell 920-2392
RIVERDALE
3700 CANTRELL RD #403$169,900
FIRST TIME OPENStudio condo with quick access to Cantrell Rd in the heart
of Riverdale. Stainless appliances, balcony with view, secure entry access & parking, fi tness center, pool, & party room.
Anna Ruth Douglass 607-2887
LITTLE ROCK
10618 WARREN DRIVE$114,900
YORKWOOD SUBDIVISIONAppx 1770 SF, 4BR/2BA,
all brick home, 2 car garage,privacy fence.
Susan Sumners 529-1980
WOODLANDS EDGE
2715 WOODSGATE$299,900
ONE STORY - WLR4BR/3BA, 2449 sq. ft.,
hardwoods, dining room, screened porch eat-in kitchen, green space.Kevin Daugherty 351-4573
CHENAL
302 MIRAMAR BLVD.$489,900
LARGE CHENAL ONE LEVELBeautiful newer Miramar home on one level; open fl oor plan, two living areas, modern touches and amenities
galore, and a fl at, fully fenced yard.Allen Myers 681-9840
CHENAL VALLEY
61 TOURNAY$364,900MUST SEE
4BR/3BA one level 2629 sq. ft., huge master, beautiful deck for entertaining, high ceilings, open fl oor plan, work
shop.Shelli Stine 944-5130
MAUMELLEMAUMELLE
MAUMELLE
120 TURTLE CREEK COVE$595,000
PRICE REDUCTIONCustom built 4BR/3BA, 5185 SF, 1st level - open design, gourmet kit, 3 bds w/ master private access to courtyard,
2nd level - media rm, kit/bd/ba, 3rd level - river view.Delores Turner 800-6640
116 NAVAJO TRAIL $499,900
NEWER HOME - OSAGE SUBDIVISION4BR/3.5BA. Fireplace, eat-in kitchen,
2 decks, large lot, bonus room& workout room.
Jean Hurst 350-3297
124 EAGLE RIDGE DRIVE$449,700
FIRST TIME OPENNew Construction Craftsman style, 4BR/3BA, 3400 SF, split to the rear, 2 living areas, storm
room, 2 FP, open fl oor plan, green space.Pamela Cable 231-4061
119 NAVAJO TRAIL$424,900
LUXURY LIVINGNew Construction - 4 bedroom ~ 3 FullBaths ~ Open Plan ~ Large Kitchen ~
Large Master Bonus Room - Covered PatioKathleen Stafford 519-4574
1516 MILLIGAN$334,900
NEW CONSTRUCTIONBeautiful fl oor plan, 4BR/2BA, 2 living rms, offi ce/ fl ex rm, formal dining, open kit w/granite, SS appl, breakfast bar w/ kitchen, dining, covered patio. Don’t miss this one!
Priscilla Cummingham 772-5945
127 CABANEL DRIVE$279,000
3 CAR GARAGE4BR/2BA, open fl oor plan, high ceilings,
premium crown, indirect lighting,island & gourmet kitchen.
Dorothy Willoughby 240-3900
241 MOUNTAIN TERRACE CIR.$229,900
NEW CONSTRUCTION PATIO HOMEMtn. Terrace Estates, single level townhomes, all lawn & ext. painting by HOA, woodfl oors,
fenced patio. 2BR/2BA, offi ce, attic.Tracy Gill 258-5888
SHERWOOD
7232 GAP MEADOWS$209,900
BEAUTIFUL HOME3BR/2BA
in Sherwood.
Marva Caldwell 944-5115
JACKSONVILLE HENSLEY BENTON HOT SPRINGS
1308 MESQUITE TRAIL$175,000
GREAT STREET APPEALBeautiful 3BR/2BA home
w/fi replace & covered patiobuilt in 2012.
Marcy Branch 425-0135
22220 N SPRINGLAKE ROAD$292,000
CONVENIENT COUNTRY LIVING!3BR/ 2BA w/in-ground solar heated pool on 4.7
acres. Beautiful landscaped yard +4 acres of hard-wood trees! Pool house + barn. So many updates!
Peri Doubleday 258-2582
3410 FORGE$245,000
FAMILY DREAM HOME4BR/2.5BA home w/ 3 car garage, New carpet and paint.
Bryant or Benton School choice. Subd pool and club house. Large level fenced lot, covered patio. Approx. 2550 SF.
Janice Page 912-5120
620 GRANDPOINT DRIVE$349,900MUST SEE
3BR/2.5BA condow/ lake view
in Hot Springs.Brett Dingler 525-7355
3BR/2.5BA - $239,000Lovely home with formal dining or playroom or offi ce.
Great room has woodburning fi replace. Granite in kitchen. Master bath has double vanity, shower and jetted tub. Suunroom on back not included in sf. Level, fenced
backyard. Close to freeway. Not open today.
22 WOODHILL - $139,900Great, updated one story home on large, fl at lot.
Stainless appliances, fi replace, laundry room,spacious bedrooms, and 2 full baths.
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7915 Cantrell Rd. Offi ce Open 1:00-4:30 • Agent on Duty: Ashley East 501-231-4969
$289,000 - 1725 N. MONROE - 3/1.5, 1434 sf, updated! Move-in condition. CONLEY G. 786-4550
$300,000-$500,000
$329,000 - 33 CHEMIN COURT - 3BR/2.5BA, 2524 sf, cul-de-sac, fl at lot. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$329,900 - 56 EPERNAY CR - Beautiful French Rustic 4/3, 2 BRs down! KATHERINE 960-1063$334,000 - 7300 H STREET - Great family home in Hall High! SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201$340,000 - 5509 SOUTHWOOD - Prospect Terrace 4/2.5, updated, move in! CONLEY G. 786-4550$359,800 - 18 GLASGOW CT - 4/3 3510 sf, open fl oor plan. BARBARA CHERRY 580-4240$389,900 - 10000 CANTRELL RD - 4375 sf on 3.6 AC, like new, 2 car gar. MELANIE 912-6185$399,000 - 23 BLUE RIDGE CR - 2BR/3BA - RIVER VIEW! REBECCA SMITH 680-5861$399,900 - 215 RIDGEWAY - Great 4/2.5 Hillcrest family home, 2-car gar! KATHERINE 960-1063$399,900 - 8 LANES END - 4BR/3BA, 3820 sf, stunning veiw of Pinnacle Mtn. MICHAEL TEAGUE 413-2744; DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$409,900 - 16 BAYONNE DR - 1-lvl, meticulously maintained, 3/2.5. DONNA DAILEY 993-6200$425,000 - 41 MARCELLA DRIVE - 4/4, 3837 sf, mstr/guest main, 3 car. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$429,900 - 7 MARCELLA DR - 4/4, 3987 sf, 3 car, bonus, offi ce. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$429,900 - 906 N. MARTIN - Remodeled Hillcrest charmer, 3BR/2BA. DONNA DAILEY 993-6200$445,000 - 321 COLONIAL CT - Excellent, 2848 sf, 3BR/2.5BA. KATHY J 680-8020$445,000 - 5423 STONEWALL - 2BR/1BA, 1380 sf, main + guest house. ASHLEY EAST 231-4969$447,000 - 3100 WOODSGATE DR - 4BR/3BA/1H-BA, 4661 sf, custom, 3 car garage. KATHERINE 960-1063; DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$490,000 - 29 SHANNON DR - NORMANDY - 1 level, 4BR/3BA, 3 living areas. MARTI 680-6707$499,000 - 24 RUBRA CT - 4/4.5, 3574 sf, open great rm + offi ce. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$499,900 - 14 CANYON RIDGE CT - Gorgeous custom built home, 4.18 private acres. DONNA DAILEY 993-6200; CASEY JONES 944-8000
OVER $500,000
$509,000 - 9 ALBAN LN - Fantastic family fl oor plan, 5BR/4.5BA. CASEY JONES 944-8000$510,000 - 6405 KENWOOD - 4/3.5, 3073 sf, new const in Cammack. CASEY JONES 944-8000; PATRICK SULLENGER 831-9989$525,000 - 5804 SCENIC - Heights - totally remod-eled, 3/2.5, 2700 sf. BARBARA CHERRY 580-4240$550,000 - 2205 WESTOVER - New construction, fantastic fl oor plan, 4BR/3.5BA. CASEY 944-8000$550,000 - 19300 KANIS RD - Gated. 5BR/4.5BA, 4122 sf, 1.32 acres on pond. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784; MICHAEL TEAGUE 413-2744$559,900 - 3900 RIDGEFIELD LN - 4/3.5, 4220 sf, 5 ac. In-law/teen qtrs. ASHLEY EAST 231-4969$565,000 - 320 W. 18th ST - Beautiful architecture on 3 lots, 4BR/3BA. CASEY JONES 944-8000$569,500 - 5112 STONEWALL - Charming Heights hm, 4/3, 2 lvg area. RENEE PIERCE 681-9090$575,000 - 6601 KENWOOD - Cammack - 4BR/3.5BA, 3073 sf, new construction. CASEY JONES 944-8000; PATRICK SULLENGER 831-9989$599,000 - 4524 CLUB RD - 4/2.5, 2 car carport, master down. CONLEY G. 786-4550$599,000 - 17124 WATERVIEW MEADOWS - 4/3, 3826 sf, amazing views. PATRICK 831-9989$599,900 - 62 RIVER RIDGE RD - Beautiful setting w/river views. L. HERRIN 519-4321$625,000 - 13606 COUNTY FARM - 5/3, 3965 sf, cool river front home! CONLEY GOLDEN 786-4550$629,000 - 5 REVERE CT - 4/3.5, light & airy contemporary w/pool. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784; KEVIN NEWCOMB 765-1075$649,000 - 5310 CRESTWOOD - Unique Heights home, open plan, 3/3.5. MARTI 680-6707$649,500 - 40 ST. ANDREWS DR - Family home w/master BR down. CASEY JONES 944-8000$650,000 - 2921 N. UNIVERSITY - New construction in HEIGHTS 4BR/3.5BA. CASEY JONES 944-8000$650,000 - 45 RIVER RIDGE - Updated! 4/4.5, 3 living areas, huge lot! DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$674,900 - 20 CHENAL CR - 8390 sf, 5/3, Oppor-tunities galore! JENNIFER McCARTY 580-5206$675,000 - 59 FONTENAY CR - Resort living! Pool & outdoor kitchen. SHANNON 960-8743$679,900 - 2111 N. PALM - Heights, 4/2.5, 2650 sf, garage, mstr dn. ASHLEY EAST 231-4969 $695,000 - 5327 SHERWOOD ROAD - Quintessential Heights charm! SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201$695,000 - 15 CHENAL CIRCLE - Stunning 4/4.5, 4893 sf, Come see!! DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784
$349,000 - 200 S. RIVER MARKET AVE #608 -Furnished Unit. SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201$649,000 - 200 S. RIVER MARKET AVE #606 -Furnished Unit. SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201$1,290,000 - 300 E. THIRD - Luxurious downtown condo! 3/3. SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201
MAUMELLE
$174,900 - 133 DIAMOND PT DR - 1-lvl, 3/2, HWDS, backs to woods. DONNA 993-6200$237,000 - 1 WEATHERWOOD LN - 2800+SF & pool! Quiet location. TANYA B CRAFT 258-0990$314,000 - 8 RIDGEVIEW LN - New const., 4/2.5, wooded view. TANYA B CRAFT 258-0990; DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$345,000 - 124 GRENOBLE CR - 3400 sf on CCA course! 4/3. TANYA B CRAFT 258-0990$925,000 - 123 OSAGE DR - Pool & waterfall, 5BR/5BA/3HBA. LYNN DICKEY 590-4599
BENTON/BRYANT
$159,900 - LOT 47 WESTSHORE LAKE - Hurricane Lake Estates. MICHAEL TEAGUE 413-2744; DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$189,900 - LOT 2 WESTSHORE LAKE - Hurricane Lake Estates. MICHAEL TEAGUE 413-2744$199,900 - 13700 CARRINGTON PL - Beautiful 5BR, bryant schools. ELLEN WILCOX 580-3923$274,900 - 4106 ROBINWOOD CR - Gorgeous Cus-tom home, 4/2.5. MISSY COZZENS 779-6728
INVESTMENT
$44,900 - 810 S. ELM - 2BR/1BA home across I-630 from UAMS. SCOTT G. 690-5300$49,900 - 806 S. ELM - 2BR/1BA home across I-630 from UAMS. SCOTT G. 690-5300$49,900 - 1018 LEWIS STREET - 2/1, clean, nice living space. SCOTT GOODRICH 690-5300$49,900 - 1022 LEWIS STREET - 2/1, clean, nice living space. SCOTT GOODRICH 690-5300$149,900 - 125, 127 & 129 E. 22ND - 3 single family houses sold together. SCOTT G. 690-5300$809,500 - 5 - SINGLE FAMILY HOMES - Nice 2 bedroom, 1400 sf. SCOTT G. 690-5300
LOTS & ACREAGE
$30,000 - $60,000 - SHERWOOD - 6 lots on Hum Rd ready to be developed! RENEE 681-9090$59,900 - LOT 27 HARBOR POINT - Views. Mtn Crest Est, Hwy 365N, gated. L. HERRIN 519-4321$85,000 - SWORD LANE - 3.57 acres in quiet location! KATHERINE 960-1063$85,000 - 119 VANTAGE PT - Lot 119 in Overlook, valley view. OWEN GAZETTE 680-1467$89,000 - EAGLE RIDGE ESTATES - 6.5 acres, house site cleared. OWEN GAZETTE 680-1467$128,000 - 37 GREATHOUSE BEND - River view in gated neighborhood. CASEY JONES 944-8000$138,000 - ROLAND - 15 beautiful acres on HWY 300. OWEN GAZETTE 680-1467$150,000 - SCENIC DRIVE - NEW PRICE!!! HEIGHTS lot. 110’ x 150’. MARTI THOMAS 680-6707; KATHY JOHNSON 680-8020$160,000 - LOT 4 MARINA DRIVE - River view & Pinnacle Mtn. MISSY COZZENS 779-6728$179,000 - 4001 RIDGEFIELD LN - 12 acres w/view of Pinnacle Mt. MISSY COZZENS 779-6728$199,000 - 86 HALLEN COURT - Lot 14, gated, golf course, fl at lot. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$210,000 - 15823 BURLINGAME RD - 10 ac of land in gated neighborhood! KATHERINE 960-1063$258,000 - VALLEY FALLS DRIVE - Lot 78, 1 acre, gated subdivision. BARBARA CHERRY 580-4240$325,000 - 13608 COUNTY FARM RD - 5 acres right on the river. CONLEY GOLDEN 786-4550$375,000 - 2809 N. FILLMORE - Great level lot in the HEIGHTS! CASEY JONES 944-8000$399,900 - 13921 RIDGE POINT LN - Waterview Estates, 4 ac, beautiful view! MICHAEL 413-2744$1,500,000 - 3610 HWY 89 S. - CABOT - 96 acres. Prime Residential/Mixed Development in city limits. BROCK 960-5888
UNDER 100,000
$74,900 - 33 N. MEADOWCLIFF - 3/1.5, Updated kitchen & baths. JENNIFER McCARTY 580-5206$74,900 - 3 WOODCLIFF - Broadmoor - 1-level, 3BR/1.5BA, 1073 sf. SHAWN CLARK 258-8222$77,900 - 19 ALAMEDA DR - 1120 sf, great investment near UALR. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784; MICHAEL TEAGUE 413-2744
$100,000-$150,000
$129,900 - 7710 WESTWOOD AVE - 3BR/2.5BA, 2149 sf, new kit, lots of space, 2 acres. MICHAEL TEAGUE 413-2744; DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$132,500 - 7 KINGS POINT CV - Updated 3BR/2BA in WLR. SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201$134,000 - 208 W. 21st - Quapaw QuarterCottage 2BR/1BA, 1231 sf. MARTI 680-6707$149,900 - 129 BOOKER - 2/1, 1855 sf, great invst/starter home. MICHAEL TEAGUE 413-2744
$150000-$250,000
$159,000 - 14812 RIDGEWOOD - 1647 sf, 3/2, vaulted grtrm, corner lot! SHAWN CLARK 258-8222$159,900 - 3 McGOVERN - New listing WLR 3BR/2BA - updated! KELLY JOHNSON 993-2989$163,500 - 6905 CARRILON - 2/2, 1825 sf. 1 level, well maintained. BOB BUSHMIAER 352-0156$164,900 - 2500 SILVER MAPLE - 3/2, new HWDS & paint, pretty lot. DONNA DAILEY 993-6200$169,900 - 917 BEACON HILL CT - 3/2, 1844 sf, updated kitchen. BOB BUSHMIAER 352-0156$169,900 - 5617 C STREET - Updated 2 big BR, 2.5 BA, living w/fi replace. SCOTT G. 690-5300$172,900 - 10124 CHARTERHOUSE ROAD - 3/2, one level with garage. CONLEY G. 786-4550$175,000 - 123 S. PINE - 3/2, 1589 sf, Cute cottage, HWDS. LYNN DICKEY 590-4599$175,000 - 364 CORNWALLIS - NLR - 4/3.5 in Lakewood. KELLY JOHNSON 993-2989 $184,000 - 6304 BRENTWOOD - 3BR/2BA Cam-mack gem overlooking woods. KEVIN 765-1075$184,500 - 2701 ECHO VALLEY - 3/2, 2050 sf, updated in great area. PATRICK 831-9989$184,900 - 9 KINGS COURT - New listing 4BR/2.5 BA, move in ready! MELANIE ORINTAS 912-6185$187,500 - 16 POST OAK LOOP - Pretty 3/2, 1700+ sf. TANYA B CRAFT 258-0990$189,000 - 416 REMOUNT - Country living in the City, 3/2, updated. RENEE PIERCE 681-9090$198,000 - 3 VAN LEE - 3/2 + offi ce, 2170 sf, 1 level in Leawood. CONLEY G. 786-4550$199,900 - 524 HARRISON - 3BR/1BA, 1371 sf, corner lot. BOB BUSHMIAER 352-0156$199,900 - 2 SHANNON - 3/2, 1754 sf, HWDS, Forest Park. OWEN GAZETTE 680-1467$205,000 - 4209 SUGAR MAPLE LN - 3/3, 1998 sf, Don Roberts Schools. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784; MICHAEL TEAGUE 413-2744 $219,900 - 1200 FAWNWOOD - Clean 4/2.5 +of-fi ce in heart of Leawood! KATHERINE 960-1063$229,000 - 314 N. ASH - 3BR/2BA, 1427 sf, updat-ed home in Hillcrest. BOB BUSHMIAER 352-0156$229,900 - 5 HEATHERBRAE CR - Cool contempo-rary on lg WLR lot. ELLEN WILCOX 580-3923$239,900 - 1710 ALBERTA - Updated LEAWOOD 4/3, mstr main lvl. KELLY JOHNSON 993-2989$242,500 - 1118 N. JACKSON - New listing! 3/1 Hillcrest charmer! SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201$245,000 - 8 LORNA DRIVE - 3BR/2BA, 2466 sf, 2 living spaces. BOB BUSHMIAER 352-0156$249,000 - 303 N. BEECHWOOD - Charming 3/3, native stone, open plan! KATHERINE 960-1063
$250,000-$300,000
$250,000 - 108 CHARLESTON LANE - 3/2.5, 2282 sf, Roberts dist. Off Rahling. DEBBIE 658-1784$257,500 - 1919 N. HARRISON - Fantastic home in heart of Heights. CASEY JONES 944-8000$259,000 - 9 WINDBOROUGH CT - 5/5 on cul-de-sac, 4 car gar. LAUREL LAWRENCE 765-5177$265,000 - 15201 CHAMBERY DR - Custom 3/3.5, 1-lvl, fab den! KATHERINE 960-1063$265,000 - 1712 N. GRANT - Updated w/loads of charm & move-in ready! CASEY JONES 944-8000$267,000 - 2332 MIRAMONTE DR - 3/2, many extras! RENEE PIERCE 681-9090$275,000 - 311 RIDGEWAY - 3/3, great plan w/700 sf bonus up. REBECCA SMITH 680-5861$275,000 - 40 NOB VIEW CR - Spacious 4/3.5, two 2-car gar, beautiful yd! KATHERINE 960-1063$278,500 - 4107 FOREST DALE - 3BR/2.5BA, cul-de-sac, spacious deck w/views. KEVIN 765-1075$282,500 - 1711 N. TYLER - 3/1.5, +625 sf de-tached bonus space w/BA. REBECCA 680-5861
$699,000 - 4820 STONEWALL - Large family home on 2+ lots! SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201$709,000 - 2014 N. ARTHUR - 4/2.5, 3762 sf, + offi ce & bonus, 3 car. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$725,000 - 2909 N. UNIVERSITY - 4/3, 3600 sf, New Construction in the Heights. PATRICK SUL-LENGER 831-9989; CASEY JONES 944-8000$729,000 - 77 EL DORADO DRIVE - 4BR/4.5BA, PV Golf course, outdoor kitchen, pool. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784; KEVIN 765-1075$749,000 - 21 HICKORY CREEK DR - Stunning home, gated neighborhood. CASEY 944-8000$749,000 - 56 HALLEN CT - 3-4/2/3HBA, 4862 sf, golf course, gated. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$750,000 - 551 VALLEY CLUB CIRCLE - Classic PV home, magnifi cent yard & pool, 4BR/3.5BA, 4675 sf. JANET JONES 666-6702$825,000 - 1715 BEECHWOOD - Beautiful décor & perfect fl oor plan 5BR. CASEY JONES 944-8000$849,000 - 1821 BEECHWOOD - 4BR/4.5BA, Beau-tiful home with pool. CASEY JONES 944-8000$875,000 - 28 ORLE CIRCLE - 4-5/4.5, 4142 sf, Chenal Golf Course. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$895,000 - 3012 N. TAYLOR - Gorgeous new con-struction 5BR/4.BA. CASEY JONES 944-8000$899,000 - 5421 HAWTHORNE - Big family home, Mstr on main, kids space galore. CONLEY GOLDEN 786-4550; PATRICK SULLENGER 831-9989$899,900 - 2620 N. PIERCE - Renovated 4/5 on corner lot. ELLEN WILCOX 580-3923$925,000 - 37 CHENAL CIRCLE - 5/6, 8210 sf, grand ballroom, must see! DEBBIE 658-1784$985,000 - 22 BRETAGNE CR - Gorgeous dÈcor & fabulous fl oor plan! CASEY JONES 944-8000$995,000 - 5231 SHERWOOD ROAD - Amazing family home! SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201$995,000 - 1800 CANAL POINTE - Stunning home on the River, 5206 sf. CASEY JONES 944-8000$995,000 - 5200 SHERWOOD ROAD - Fabulous family home! SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201$995,000 - 5216 CRESTWOOD - Landmark Prospect Terrace home. CASEY JONES 944-8000$1,100,000 - 2418 N. JACKSON - Landmark Heights home on huge lot. KATHERINE 960-1063 $1,150,000 - 44 BRETAGNE CR - Elegant home on Golf Course, 5/5, 7291 sf. MARTI 680-6707$1,150,000 - 40 CHENAL CR - 5/5, golf course, pool, pond. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$1,199,000 - 15 E. PALISADES - 4/4.5, pristine w/all the updates, 2 car gar. CONLEY G. 786-4550$1,249,000 - 16 GREATHOUSE BEND - Stunning contemporary! SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201$1,395,000 - 32 VIGNE BLVD - 5BR/3.5BA, 6255 sf, beautiful custom home! CASEY JONES 944-8000$1,500,000 - 16 VALLEY CREST CT - Custom Estate, 5/6, 6370 sf. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$1,795,000 - 17 HICKORY HILLS CR - Splendid retreat! 4/3.5, 5069 sf. ASHLEY EAST 231-4969$1,800,000 - 23 SPRING VALLEY LN - Valley Falls Estates, 4/3/2, custom blt. DEBBIE 658-1784$1,850,000 - 20 SPRING VALLEY LN - 5/6/4HBA, 8444 sf, pool, gated. DEBBIE TEAGUE 658-1784$2,350,000 - 18720 BURLINGAME - New listing! 17 acres w/2 custom homes. KATHY J 680-8020
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Live relaxed in 3 of the best locations in town - Heights, Hillcrest & Riverdale. New condos withdesigner fi nishes. River, downtown, bluff views.Private pool, fi tness center, entertainment room, covered and uncovered parking, pets allowed,HyperLeap wireless internet, 24 hour security,
climate controlled storage units.BARBARA CHERRY 580-4240;OWEN GAZETTE 680-1467
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$119,500 - 1201 N. PIERCE #30 - 2BR/2BA Condo overlooking woods. KEVIN 765-1075$142,000 - 69 KINGSBRIDGE WAY - 2/2.5, 1320 sf. Updated, great area! SARAH LEE 247-0686$167,500 - 816 NORTH STREET #29 - Cool River-front condo! SUSAN REYNOLDS 912-3201$319,900 - 2501-A KAVANAUGH - 3/2.5, garage, excellent craftmanship! CONLEY G. 786-4550$379,800 - 3700 CANTRELL RD #801 - 3/2, pool, gar., DT, river views. BARBARA CHERRY 580-4240$480,000 - 2510 RIVERFRONT #5 - 3BR/3.5BA, 2294 sf, Knocked out! OWEN GAZETTE 680-1467
DOWNTOWN CONDOS$259,000 - 300 THIRD - 1BR/1BA, River & Clinton Library, views, lovely condition. KEVIN 765-1075
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2218 N. McKINLEY$399,900 - 1ST TIME OPEN
Fantastic Cape Cod 4BR w/all open Kit,Den & Dining. Refi nished HWDS, granite.
SCOTT GOODRICH 690-5300
45 YAZOO CIRCLE$199,500
1-level, 3BR/2BA with lots of natural light, spacious master suite w/offi ce or living.
FERRIS GARRISON 993-3111
2316 N. UNIVERSITY AVENUE$199,000
Adorable HEIGHTS bungalow! 2BR/1BA, HARDWOODS, fenced yard, covered parking.
MISSY COZZENS 779-6728
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This week’s column was written by Juli Gates, director of communications for the Ar-kansas Realtors Association.
When the holidays are over and all of the lights and decorations come down, it means it is time to clean up the house and get orga-nized. Keeping a home clean and organized throughout the week can be a challenge. How-ever, homes don’t clean themselves, and some-one has to do it.
With the help of a few easy rules, you can keep your home looking great.
• Follow the “one-minute” rule.It is so easy to push those little tasks to the
side to do later, but they can add up quickly. Follow the “one-minute” rule — immediately do any tasks that can be completed in 60 sec-onds or less — and get those small tasks done and out of the way.
• Set aside 20 minutes to declutter/clean one area of your home.
I have a habit of pushing all of the things I need to do to one day, and then I end up spending my entire morning/afternoon during my time off playing catch-up. If you take just 20 minutes a day to declutter/clean one area of your home, you will save yourself so much time.
• Spot-clean your bathroom each night.If you are anything like me, time flies in
the morning, and the bathroom can get a little messy. Each night before bed, take some time to clean up your bathroom. Take the dirty tow-els and clothes to the laundry room, or clean off the countertops. It will be worth your while to not let that mess accumulate throughout the week.
• When you walk out of a room, always leave with something in your hand.
Each time you leave a room, take a quick scan to see if there is anything that doesn’t be-long there. If so, pick it up and put it in its proper place.
• Put your mail up and sort through it each day.
Take some time to sort through your mail as it arrives. Avoid leaving mail sitting on your countertop and creating unnecessary clutter.
• Start a load of laundry.When you have a free minute, take that time
to start a load of laundry. Laundry can build up before you know it. Save yourself some time.
• Clear the dishes from the kitchen sink each morning.
There is nothing worse than trying to cook dinner and having a pile of dishes with nowhere to put them.
• Clean out your fridge weekly.The night before your garbage pickup, clean
out that refrigerator; it has been collecting left-overs all week. This will help you to keep your fridge shelves clear and ready to hold new gro-ceries for the week to come. To reduce the risk of rebuying anything, you will be able to see what ingredients you have.
• Do a quick cleanup of your pantry once a week.
It is so easy to build up clutter in your pan-try. Get rid of those Cheerios you have been hoarding for the past month that you never re-ally intend on eating.
• Make your bed each morning when you wake up.
I am not a morning person, and I enjoy my
warm, comfy bed. The only way I am getting out of that warm bed is knowing that I have to make it and move on with my morning rou-tine. You will feel accomplished and ready to start your day.
• Stop clutter at the door.When you get home each night, it is so easy
to sling those shoes off, throw those keys down and get ready to relax. Unfortunately, you will pay for that later. Stop before you throw those items down, and take a few more steps to put them away.
• Keep everyone involved.Make sure that everyone is doing their part.
As the old saying goes, “It takes a village.”
Good luck, and happy organizing.
House to House is distributed by the Arkan-sas Realtors Association. For more information about homeownership in Arkansas, visit www.
ArkansasRealtors.com.Starting a load of laundry is a simple task that takes only a minute but can save time later. As an added bonus, you can take care of other tasks while the machine is running.
Arkansas Realtors Association
Follow these simple steps to help keep your home organized
2316 N. University - $199,000Adorable Bungalow in the heights! Covered parking, fenced yard with deck & brick patio. This 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath home with hardwood fl oors throughout, and tile fl oors in kitchen & bath area, has a fi re-place in living room and laundry room. Some updates in the kitchen with breakfast room. Refrigerator, washer and dryer remain with the property.
Missy Cozzens 779-6728
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4524 Club Road - $599,000A special Heights opportunity!!... Just one block from the Coun-try Club, this home has tons of possibilities for making it your own! There are two bedrooms down which is enough space to make an amazing master suite on main level. There is two car, covered parking with no steps to enter the home and the private backyard possibilities are endless!! Call for a showing!
Conley Golden 501-786-4550
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Stunning finishesFamily home convenient to walking trails
Tucked away on a quiet street in west Little Rock’s Woodlands Edge sub-division, this four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath home overlooks a wooded green space for added privacy. The home is positioned next to a walking trail, making it easy to get outdoors and enjoy the beauty of nature.
Site-finished hardwood floors begin in the foyer and continue into the great room, kitchen, breakfast area and din-ing room. French doors link the foyer to an office, which connects to the master suite. The open dining room is set apart from the foyer and great room by an architectural column.
A two-story vaulted ceiling soars above the great room, which is warmed by a woodburning, gas-start fireplace with a brick surround, a raised brick hearth and a painted mantelpiece. The space also offers an elegant built-in entertainment cabinet, and there are built-in speakers along the back wall.
The chef’s-quality kitchen is fitted with
painted glass-front cabinetry, a 9-by-5-foot island/breakfast bar, a pantry and stainless-steel appliances — a built-in refrigerator, a double oven, a five-burner cooktop, a microwave/vent hood, a dish-washer and more. The workspace has recessed lighting, and the island is illumi-nated by decorative ceramic pendants.
Positioned on the main level, the car-peted master bedroom has a sitting area and overlooks the backyard and wooded green space. The slate-tiled bath offers his-and-hers vanities, a jetted tub, a sep-arate shower, a water closet and more. The oversized walk-in closet offers tons of space, with built-in shelving and shoe storage. Upstairs are three additional carpeted bedrooms. One bedroom has a sitting area and a private bath; the others are convenient to the hall bath.
Other amenities of the home include a laundry room with a sink and built-ins, a security system, crown molding and extra trimwork, a two-car garage, a sprinkler system and much more.
LINDA GARNER-BUNCH/Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
This home, located at 22 Winterfern Cove in Little Rock, has about 3,692 square feet and is listed for $440,000 with Wally Loveless and Edward Loveless of Adkins, McNeill, Smith and Associates. Today’s open house is from 2 to 4 p.m. For more information, call Wally at 501-960-8014.
Colonial beautyWestpointe home ideal for entertaining
Built on a generous 0.37-acre lot in the Westpointe neighborhood of mid-town Bryant, this gracious home offers four bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths and open, flowing living spaces. An inviting porch welcomes visitors to the home, and the privacy-fenced backyard has a patio for outdoor activities.
Inside the front door, the foyer is lit by a decorative pendant and opens to the great room and formal dining room. The hardwood floor continues throughout the main level, except for the tiled spaces. A site-built fireplace, fitted with gas logs and finished with a brick surround and a painted mantelpiece, is the focal point of the spacious, yet cozy, great room.
In the updated kitchen, amenities include stained-wood cabinetry with pull-outs and a built-in pantry, a break-fast bar, granite counters, glass-tile back-splashes and a walk-in pantry. Stainless-steel appliances include a refrigerator, a dishwasher, a microwave/vent hood and an electric stove with a smooth-surface
cooktop. The breakfast area is open to the kitchen and great room, and the for-mal dining room is positioned between the foyer and the kitchen.
The private master bedroom opens to an office space, which could also be used as a nursery. The en suite bath offers a double-sink vanity, a corner jetted tub, a separate shower and a walk-in closet. There are two addition-al main-level bedrooms, along with a tiled hall bath that has a double-sink vanity and a tub/shower combination. Upstairs, the home’s fourth bedroom is carpeted, has a private bath and could be used as a second master, a game room, a media room or teen quarters. The tiled bath is fitted with a single-sink vanity and a tub/shower combination.
A few of the home’s other amenities include a laundry room with custom built-ins, a main-level powder room, a security system, a two-car side-entry garage, a heated/cooled workshop, a sprinkler system and more.
LINDA GARNER-BUNCH/Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
This home, located at 703 Colonial Drive in Bryant, has about 3,173 square feet and is listed for $399,900 with Renate Richter of Baxley-Penfield-Moudy Realtors. Today’s open house, hosted by Phyllis Odom, is from 2 to 4 p.m. For more information, call Odom at 501-951-3460.
Relaxing localeQuiet neighborhood is just outside the city
Located in Bent Tree Estates, a neighborhood just outside North Little Rock and Sherwood, this one-level home has three bedrooms, two baths and open, spacious living areas.
The front door is flanked by side-lights and has a decorative oval win-dow. Inside, the entryway flows easily into the great room and formal din-ing room. The entire space is floored in gorgeous hand-scraped hardwood, and crown molding and detailed trim-work provide added elegance.
Finished with a tile surround and a painted mantelpiece, a gas-log fireplace is the focal point of the great room, which also features a tray ceiling. Open to the great room, the chandelier-lit din-ing room has gorgeous trimwork and an arched double window that overlooks the front lawn. The spacious kitchen has a tile floor and is fitted with painted cab-inetry, a breakfast bar, granite counters, tile backsplashes, a pantry and stain-less-steel appliances — a gas stove, a
microwave/vent hood and a dishwasher.Positioned apart from the other bed-
rooms, the master suite includes a car-peted bedroom and a tiled bath that has a granite-topped double-sink vanity, a private water closet, a jetted tub, a tiled shower and his-and-hers closets. On the other side of the home are two car-peted bedrooms that share a tiled hall bath with a granite-topped single-sink vanity and a tub/shower combination.
Other amenities include a laundry room with a sink and built-ins, an office area with a built-in desk, window treatments, a two-car garage, a privacy-fenced backyard, a covered patio with a ceiling fan, and more.
LINDA GARNER-BUNCH/Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
This home, located at 2113 Tapped Maple Drive in North Little Rock, has about 1,865 square feet and is listed for $219,900 with Jim Fore and Melissa Broyles of Jim Fore Real Estate. No open house is planned for today. For more information or to schedule a private showing, call Fore at 501-519-2133 or Broyles at 501-831-2160.
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has a country feel. At night you
can look up and see the stars.”— Jim Fore
Jim Fore Real Estate
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The country lifeHensley property offers peaceful setting
This classic three-bedroom, two-bath one-level is surrounded by 4.70 acres in Hensley, offering a quiet setting that’s convenient to the Little Rock metro area.
The 0.70-acre lawn is cleared, and the remaining 4 acres are shaded by mature hardwood trees. The privacy-fenced backyard features an inground swim-ming pool and a 600-square-foot pool house with a pool table and oak fur-niture. The property also offers a barn.
Inside the home’s front door, the entry hall is tiled. The carpeted great room centers around a brick fireplace that has electric blowers for optimum heating. Open to the great room, the tiled kitchen offers painted cabinetry with Lazy Susans and pull-out shelves, a large pantry, an oven, a smooth-sur-face electric cooktop, a microwave/vent hood, a dishwasher, a trash compactor and more. A peninsula bar separates the workspace from the breakfast area, and there is also a chandelier-lit dining room.
The carpeted master bedroom has a
walk-in closet and is spacious enough to accommodate a sitting area, and the tiled bath has a jetted tub and a walk-in shower. The remaining two bedrooms are also carpeted and have walk-in closets, and both the hall and master baths have been remodeled for handicap accessibility.
Other amenities include a laundry room, a security system, fresh paint, a sprinkler system and much more.
LINDA GARNER-BUNCH/Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
This home, located at 22220 N. Springlake Road in Hensley, has about 2,272 square feet and is listed for $292,000 with Peri Doubleday of Coldwell Banker RPM, west Little Rock. Today’s open house is from 2 to 4 p.m. For more information, call Doubleday at 501-258-2582.
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The large backyard features a pool for warm-weather activities.
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Q. A long time ago, someone in my neighborhood made painted floor cloths, I think out of linoleum. I cannot find anything in the library about this craft. What can you tell me? And do you know of any books that could teach me how to make them?
A. Your question is very timely. I am looking back on the many queries I have received over the past 20 years, and how to make painted floor cloths has been a popular topic.
Painted floor cloths are a clever and practical decorating aid. Because you can paint any design or motif on the flat surface, floor cloths fit into whichever style you choose.
Indoors, these cloths suit kitchens, hallways and children’s rooms. A painted floor cloth can also add character to a porch or balcony, as long as you don’t allow moisture to build up underneath the mat. Be sure to lift and dry the cloth frequently, or the built-up moisture will become mildewed and can erode a wood deck or porch, or even a cement porch base.
The basic instructions for making a floor mat are very straightforward.
Instead of using canvas, which is the traditional material for making a floor cloth, I have often used a piece of paper-backed linoleum that’s been cut to size. The trick is to decorate on the flip side, or paper-backed side. Linoleum is an excellent alternative to canvas, as the mat will lie flat, and the ends won’t need to be finished. Look for ends of linoleum rolls or sample pieces at your local home-improvement store.
To prepare the back of the linoleum, apply a coat of primer, and let it dry. Next, apply two coats of base coat, and let dry. Now you are ready to decorate as you please.
Shown here is a mat that I designed for a child’s playroom in 2000. The mat is just as fresh and fun today as it was back then, and it sits ready for lots more imaginary walks.
The neighborhood around a child’s home is the first “big world” that he or she knows. I created a freehand map of the area and painted on details and landmarks that were familiar to the child (it’s not necessary to draw everything to scale). There’s a park, a library, a grocery store or post office,
some street signs and a few other details that made the neighborhood unique.
My base color for the mat is yellow, the roads are painted gray, the grass is green, and I used a small sponge dipped in green paint to mark off trees and bushes. Then I drew in the child’s house, of course, using colors that matched. This scene became the focus of many hours of play.
Whether you choose a jaunty geometric design, a bouquet of flowers, stripes or simple motifs, enjoy making your floor cloth — and please send me a photo when it’s finished.
Q. We have a challenge that I suspect a lot of folks have, and we are hoping you can help. We have a covered back porch on which all kinds of stuff piles up — running shoes, gardening paraphernalia, barbecue gear and dog leashes (all the stuff that doesn’t quite make it into the garage because we use it daily). I have been thinking of buying some kind of outdoor
armoire. The porch is covered, but it is still exposed to some weather. The house is craftsman style.
A. Finding storage space is a perennial challenge, and it’s a challenge that we can all relate to. The solution is to add some kind of storage system to organize
your outdoor tools, shoes and boots.Since your home is craftsman, or arts
and crafts style, you will want to choose either an armoire or build a wall of shelves that are made of wood and stained to match the exterior color of your house.
You can find weatherproof armoires online. If the more ornate ones are too costly, buy a simple box-shaped one, and add trim and details in keeping with your home’s handcrafted style. If you go with shelving, choose bronze, brass or copper hardware to mount the wood shelves to the wall. These are warm metals, especially when rubbed or antiqued.
Finish your armoire or shelves with a few coats of exterior varnish to protect the surfaces from the weather. Your next challenge will be to keep the armoire or shelves tidy.
Debbie Travis’ House to Home column is produced by Debbie Travis and Barbara Dingle. Email questions to house2home@
debbietravis.com. Follow Debbie on Twitter at www.twitter.com/debbie_travis, or visit her website, www.debbietravis.
com.
Designer Debbie Travis used a scrap of linoleum to create this whimsical fl oor cloth, created for a child in 2000. The hand-drawn map and landmarks were based on the child’s neighbor-hood and set the stage for many hours of play.
The back side of the linoleum sheet formed a sturdy base for Travis’ painted scene.
House to Home By Debbie Travis
Painted floor mats serve as decorative accents indoors, out
“Painted fl oor cloths are a clever and practical
decorating aid. Because you can paint any design or
motif on the fl at surface, fl oor cloths fi t into whichever
style you choose.”
Of the 29 projects studied for Remodeling magazine’s 2017 Cost vs. Value Report, the aver-age payback in resale value was 64.3 percent. The lone project to return a higher value than its cost was the installation of loose-fill insulation in an at-tic (107.7 percent). Homeowners who replaced an existing entry door with a 20-gauge steel unit re-couped 90.7 percent of their investment at resale, placing that project second on the list. What helps homeowners who finance such projects recoup their associated costs is the relatively low sticker price of the projects, which both rank among the five least-expensive projects in the 2017 report.
A recovering real estate market has also helped homeowners recoup more of their in-vestments on some expensive projects. For ex-ample, the 2017 report saw the biggest year-over-year percentage increases in value on proj-ects such as bathroom remodels, upscale mas-ter suites, two-story additions, grand entrance installations and family-room additions. The increase in value on those projects ranged from 5.6 percent to 7.4 percent from a year earlier.
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2 lots on Harbor Pt in Mt Crest Estates ..SALE PENDING ..$229,9005 acres at Golden Pond in Ferndale area ................$110,000Lot at 3501 Foxcroft Rd in Foxcroft........................ $50,000Lot at 9 Wellington Woods Ct ............................... $49,000
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51 Marcella Dr in Margeaux in Chenal Valley .. $420,000First open house! 4BR/3.5BA, pool, backs to green space! Michelle Miller 837-5549
25 Chenay in Challain in Chenal Valley ... $399,000Private 5BR/3BA, 2 fi replaces (one in MBR), bonus room! Mollie Birch 681-1685
116 Village Creek Cove in Overbrook .. $359,900First open house! 4BR/3.5BA on cul-de-sac, backs to green space! April Findlay 804-4454
11 Challain Cove in Chenal Valley ..... $365,000First open house! 5BR/3.5BA on cul-de-sac, backs to green space! Judy Belew 940-9155
103 Red River off North Hills Blvd ..... $279,900New price! 6BR/3.5BA, 2 liv. areas, eat-in kit., master down, garage! Kent Armstrong 580-4997
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Built on a 1.0-acre lot that borders pic-turesque Hurricane Lake in Benton, this elegant one-level home has three bed-rooms, two-and-a-half baths, a study and more. Almost every room in the home offers a view of the lake. In addition to the sparkling saltwater swimming pool, the property includes a covered veranda, a fountain and a covered boat dock.
Double doors open to the gracious foyer, which has a tile floor and is illuminated by a chandelier. The wood-floored great room has a tray ceiling and features a gas-log fireplace that has a tile surround and a gorgeous mantelpiece. The fireplace is flanked by built-in bookcases, and the space also offers built-in media cabinets. For more intimate gatherings, there is a keeping room with
large windows overlooking the backyard.Open to the great room for easy enter-
taining, the tiled kitchen is fitted with painted cabinetry, a breakfast bar, an island, solid-surface and granite count-ers, tile backsplashes, a pantry and more. Updated appliances include a refrigera-tor, a double oven, a gas cooktop, a dish-washer and a trash compactor. The island is lit by twin pendant fixtures, and the breakfast area has a coordinating chan-delier. The chandelier-lit dining room has a hardwood floor and a tray ceiling and is set apart by architectural columns.
The spacious master bedroom also has a hardwood floor and features large windows and a sitting area. The luxurious bath offers his-and-hers vanities, a dress-ing table, a private water closet, a jetted tub and a stunning walk-in shower. On the other side of the home are two car-peted bedrooms and a tiled bath.
A few of the home’s other ameni-ties include a laundry room, a study, a powder room, a walk-in bar, crown molding and extra trimwork, built-ins, window treatments, a security system, a central vacuum, a side-entry garage plus a detached garage, a sprinkler system, a seawall and much more.
This home, located at 6120 Westminster in Benton, has about 3,705 square feet and is listed for $649,900 with Amanda Elrod of Coldwell Banker RPM, Saline County. Today’s open house, hosted by Audrey Raney, is from 2 to 4 p.m. For more information, call Raney at 501-860-4615 or Elrod at 501-860-4108.
LINDA GARNER-BUNCH/Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
This one-level home, located in Benton’s Hurricane Lake Estates, is ideal for entertaining.
At home on the lakeExquisite home offers beautiful spaces inside, out
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The iron-fenced backyard, which borders the lake, features a saltwater swimming pool.
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As an added bonus, the property includes a covered boat dock.
your outdoor tools, shoes and boots.Since your home is craftsman, or arts
and crafts style, you will want to choose either an armoire or build a wall of shelves that are made of wood and stained to
You can find weatherproof armoires online. If the more ornate ones are too costly, buy a simple box-shaped one, and add trim and details in keeping with your home’s handcrafted style. If you go with shelving, choose bronze, brass or copper hardware to mount the wood shelves to the wall. These are warm metals, especially
Finish your armoire or shelves with a few coats of exterior varnish to protect the surfaces from the weather. Your next challenge will be to keep the armoire or
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Some sales agents suggest that sellers pay for an inspection of their home before putting it on the market, but others say it’s a bad idea.
Q. My wife and I have been thinking about listing our home for sale, but we have received conflicting advice from two real estate agents.
One agent said we should pay for a pre-inspection of our home before we list it because a good report would help our marketing efforts and boost the eventual sale price.
The other agent said we’d be foolish to pay for a pre-inspection because we would then have to disclose any defects that the report uncovers, which could lower the final sale price. What do you think we should do?
A. Agents are indeed split over the idea of pre-inspections. I’m in the camp that’s against such reports because I believe the potential pitfalls often outweigh the possible benefits.
Sure, a pre-inspection report that shows that the home is in pristine physical shape can be a valuable marketing tool. The ability to provide such documentation to prospective buyers can sometimes help the home sell faster and for more money.
And even if the pre-inspection report finds hidden defects the current homeowners didn’t know about, it allows them to make repairs before listing the home for sale as to improve its marketability.
There are, however, some big downsides of a seller getting a pre-inspection.
The first is that too many homeowners think their property is in terrific shape, only to find out from the report that their property has one or more previously unseen problems — anything from a shifting foundation or slow-leaking pipes to termite infestation, dry rot or mold.
If the sellers’ pre-inspection report uncovers problems like these, they could spend tens of thousands of dollars to repair them in the hope of getting a better price after putting their property up for sale. But if the sellers do nothing, they will be legally required to tell prospective buyers about such issues under their state’s real estate disclosure laws. The potential buyer could then — understandably — lower the offering price to offset the cost of making the needed repairs.
In my opinion, it’s better to just skip the cost of a pre-inspection.
Any savvy buyers are going to order an inspection of their own. If problems are found, both parties would then have the option to renegotiate the terms of the deal rather than watching it fall apart.
REAL ESTATE TRIVIAA survey of members of the American
Society of Home Inspectors (www.ashi.org) found that the most common problem discovered in a home that’s for sale is “improper surface grading and drainage.” This issue is responsible for many costly maladies, from cracked foundations to flooding in a home’s basement, attic or crawlspace.
Q. Are the monthly dues I pay to my homeowners association tax deductible?
A. If the HOA governs your personal residence, they are not. However, if the dues you pay are associated with a rental-property investment, the cost can be deducted to offset part of the annual rental income that you receive.
Q. We are reviewing different bids from contractors for an upcoming remodeling job that we are planning.
All three of the bids have something called a “force-majeure” clause that would seem to allow the remodelers to avoid penalties if they can’t complete the work on time because of a severe storm or other act of God.
Is this common? Is it legally enforceable?A. Yes, such clauses are common in most
remodeling contracts today, and they provide a layer of legal protection if certain types of unexpected events prevent a job from being finished by the time the contractor originally promised.
Force majeure is a French term that roughly translates to “greater force.” Examples include the hurricanes that devastated the South last summer, or the Northeastern snowstorms and
California wildfires and mudslides that struck more recently. Those catastrophes left tens of thousands of real estate projects stalled in midstream and countless others that were still in the planning stages in limbo.
By exercising such a clause, a contractor or home developer may avoid financial penalties if an unforeseen problem makes it impossible to finish a job on time. In some cases, a homeowner or buyer can also cite a force majeure to cancel a remodeling job or a planned purchase without penalty.
Though most uses of a force-majeure clause involve some type of natural disaster, they sometimes stem from a “man-made” act. Past examples include riots, arson and even labor strikes.
ABOUT LIVING TRUSTSReaders can avoid the “major force” of a
probate court’s costly and time-consuming process by forming an inexpensive living trust. For details, send $4 and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to David Myers/Trust, P.O. Box 4405, Culver City, CA 90231-4405. Net proceeds will be donated to the American Red Cross.
Send questions to David Myers, P.O. Box 4405, Culver City, CA 90231-2960, and we’ll try to respond in a future column.
About Real Estate By David W. Myers, Cowles Syndicate Inc.
Home sellers should weigh pros, cons of pre-inspection
Whether to have a home pre-inspected before placing it on the market is one of many decisions with which sellers will be faced when visiting with their Realtor.
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Whether it’s the sifting through mountains of swatches or trying to remember all the unique names for the color blue, selecting a new paint color for your home-improvement project can be a daunting task.
According to Chris Stigliano, merchandising director at Lowe’s, there are three stress-free steps you can take to ensure that you choose the right color for your interior spaces.
Step 1: Size up the space• Consider the room’s shape and size.A lighter color can make a small room
feel more spacious, while a darker color can help an immense room seem cozier.
• Take the room’s architectural details into account.
Think molding, trim, columns and brackets. What’s attractive, and what’s not? Varied intensities and hues can complement architecture, furnishings and art. The right paint can accentuate a room’s best features and hide the less appealing aspects of the space.
• Factor in function.Will the main purpose of the room be
eating, sleeping, working, entertaining or something else entirely? A warm color in the living room or family room creates a more comfortable and inviting atmosphere for guests than a cooler one.
Step 2: Choose the color palette.• Consider your own preferences.Paint color should reflect your mood and
personality. What are your favorite colors? If you’re having trouble selecting a shade, try
looking in your closet. The colors you enjoy wearing are most likely the ones that make you feel good. You’re the one who has to live in the space, so live with the shades you love.
• Consider emotional response.Studies show that room color can affect
your mood. Hues of blue, green and neutrals — such as beige, gray and white — can create an overall sense of calm. On
the other hand, shades of red, orange and bright yellow provoke high energy. Find out which colors work best in each area of your home.
• Work with what’s already there.If you’ve already chosen an interior
decor or if you’re working with a room that’s already furnished, focus on a favorite fabric color, piece of art or furniture, or other object. Bring a pillow, a piece of
fabric or even a favorite pair of shoes to Lowe’s, and an associate will custom blend a paint shade to match.
Step 3: Get samples.• Ask for a color wheel.The color wheel has thousands of hues
to choose from. Bear in mind that paint is generally divided into two groups — bolds (such as reds, greens, pinks, blues, greens and purples) and neutrals (such as pastels, beiges, grays and whites). Neutrals are generally considered to be a safer choice because they blend with many different decor styles, meaning if you plan to change your decor later, you can often keep the same color on the walls.
• Get samples of three or four different colors you like.
Colors often look different in the store than they do at home because of the changes in light. Rather than running the risk of buying gallons of paint you don’t like, try a few samples first. Samples are an inexpensive way to ensure that you’re making a good choice.
• Test it out.Paint a 1-foot square in each color on
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By following these simple steps, you will increase your color confidence. So don’t be afraid to paint bold and bright. If you love a vibrant color such as peacock blue or fuchsia, go for it!
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Emotional response is an important factor when selecting paint colors. Shades such as the blue-gray shown here generally create an overall sense of calm.
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