Expert Advice from Amy & Kyle Bergquist at Keller Williams Legacy Partners
This cheerful, updated ranch is a must see. Plenty of natural light and an open floor plan make it a welcoming home, perfect for entertaining and everyday living. The entry foyer is open to the living room which features a charming bay window. A formal dining room is open to both the living room and kitchen. The remodeled kitchen features white cabinets, granite countertops, an island with seating space, a pantry, and stainless steel appliances.
Welcome home to a classic Colonial with lovely architectural details and a great location. The exterior greets guests with a portico covering a rounded front door. Updated Harvey windows maintain a period-appropriate 6-over-1 pattern and create a bright and cheerful interior. Inside, French doors open to a living room with a wood burning fireplace, with glass doors on either side leading to the heated sunroom with built-ins. A large entryway to the dining room allows
Move right in to this well maintained LaCava-built raised ranch. It offers 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms with 1,893 square feet. Upstairs features a combination living room/dining room, eat-in space kitchen that walks out to a deck, master bedroom with its own bathroom, two additional bedrooms and a hallway bathroom. There are hardwood floors throughout. The lower level offers a family room with fireplace and walk out to the yard, office, powder room with laundry,
This LaCava-built raised ranch is move-in ready and has been meticulously maintained. The home has 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths over 1,939 square feet. The main level has an open floor plan for the living and dining rooms. The remodeled kitchen has granite counters, an eat-in space and access to the deck which overlooks the backyard. Down the hall, there is a remodeled full bathroom and three bedrooms. The master bedroom has its own bathroom.
Most of the year we avoid looking at prices when we analyze market statistics. Considering only a month’s (or even quarter’s) worth of data is risky because the sample size is too small, while making a more sophisticated model to account for the small sample size is beyond our abilities. However we are comfortable looking at a full year of data, and now that the calendar has turned over to 2014 we can look back