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FEATURED HOME
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Article by JENNIFER KING jennifer.king@albanyherald.com The front entrance opens to reveal a large family room with gleaming hardwood floors and a vaulted ceiling. Centered at the rear of the space is a cozy fireplace for cooler nights. An adjacent exterior door leads out back to the covered patio. An archway leads from the family room into the eat-in kitchen. Here there is a naturaltone tiled floor and contrasting dark gray countertops. White
custom cabinets brighten the space. The dining space is situated in front of a double window for plenty of natural light. This home features a split floor plan, so the master benefits from added privacy. The master bedroom is riddled with sunny windows, and it features a private master bathroom. A large garden tub and an extra long vanity make the space feel
luxurious. On the opposite side of the home, two additional bedrooms share a full bathroom. If you would like more information about this home or would like to schedule a private showing, please contact Allan WIllcox of Willcox Realty Company at his office (229) 435-1717 or on his cell (229) 886-2828.
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ocated in the Huntingdon subdivision in Lee County, this week’s featured home, built in 2008, is loaded with charm. The grassy quarter acre is nicely groomed and will be a snap to maintain. The driveway leads to the front of the home where there is a double garage for safe and secure parking. A walking path leads from the drive to the covered front stoop.
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 334 Scenic Rt. Views! 4BR 3BA Main Lake Views! On An Acres Lot, Mother In Law Suite, Sunroom, Seawall $440,000 Call Allan 886-2828
LAKE BLACKSHEAR Way 288 Lakeshore Way Very 2 Bedroom 1.5 Baths, Very Nice Dock / Boathouse, Excellent Location $235,000 Call Allan 886-2828
LAKE BLACKSHEAR Dr. 245 Flintside Dr. Two T wo Sides Of Home On W aterfront, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, Waterfront, Dock And 2 Gazebos, Granite Countertops, Hardwood Floors $173,000 Call Allan 886-2828
LAKE BLACKSHEAR Way 496 Lakeshore Way Lake Blackshear Main Lake ater, 5BR, With 160 FT On W Water, 3.5BA, On 1.2 Acres!!! Dock With Boathouse, Boat Ramp. $599,900 Call Allan 886-2828
LAKE BLACKSHEAR Dr. 240 Flintview Dr. Lake Blackshear Blackshear,, New Custom Built Home On Main Lake, 3BR, 3BA, Dock / Boathouse 12 FT Ceilings With Antique Beams / Arched Doorways $495,000 Call Chuc k 886-2521 Chuck
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 669 Smoak Bridge Circle New Construction On The Water, 1600 SF, SF, Sunroom, Water, 3BR, 2BA, New Dock, Lots Of Privacy $229,900 Call Allan 886-2828
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 2213 Arabi W Warwick arwick Rd. Excellent Location, New Home 3BR, 3.5BA, Screen Porch, 1500 SF SF,, Hardwood Floors & Granite Countertops, Dock And Boathouse $299,900 Call Allan 886-2828
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 373 Flintside Dr. Dr. Cabin / Cottage On Main Lake With 84 Feet On The Water, Water, Dock And Boathouse, 2BR, 1BA, Screen Porch, Excellent V iews Views $199,900 Call Chuc k 886-2521 Chuck
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 349 Smoke Bridge Circle Lake Blackshear Worth Worth County,, 3BR, 2BA, County Water 100 Feet On W ater / Dock, Open Floor Plan $320,000 Call Allan 886-2828
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 687 Flintside Fixer Upper! 3 Or 4 Bedrooms 2 Bath On Main Lake, 93 Feet On Water, Water, Dock, Main Lake $135,000 Call Allan 886-2828
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 505 N Cedar Creek 100 Feet On W Water, ater, Dock / Double Boathouse, Metal Roof, 2BR, 1BA, Great Location On Deep Water Water $229,000 Chuck Call Chuc k 886-2521
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 124 Waterfront Waterfront Large Home on The Water! Water! 4BR, 3BA, Dock, On 1 Acre, 2300 SF, SF, Tile T ile Floor $199,000 Call Allan 886-2828
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 154 Spring Creek
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 107 Saliba
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 433 Flintside Dr. Dr.
2 Bedroom, 1BA, 78 Feet On W ater, Water, Dock. $145,000 Call Allan 886-2828
With Two Two Homes On 112 Feet On This Lot, 112 W ater, Dock. Water, $269,500 Call Allan 886-2828
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 349 Flintside Dr Main Lake 100 Feet On W Water, ater, V Very ery Nice Dock / Boathouse, iews! 2BR, 2BA , Excellent V Views! Large Metal Building For Garage / Storage. $299,000 Call Chuc Chuck k 886-2521
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 843 Flintside
Excellent Location In Worth County, County, 2 Bedroom, Worth Sunroom, Dock / Boathouse $225,000 Call Allan 886-2828
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 667 Smoke Bridge Circle New Construction On Lake Blackshear On Acre Lot , 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Dock With Boathouse, Fenced Yard Yard $249,000 Call Allan 886-2828
Main Lake, Dock, Large Lot Water, 100 Feet On W ater, Sunroom, Hardwood Floors.
LEE COUNTY 155 Jarrett Highland Crossing S/D, 3BR, 2BA, 1572 Square Ft, Eat In Kitchen, Large Living Rm $125,000 Call Allan 886-2828
ALBANY 2306 Stuart Northwest Albany, Albany, Completely Redone! New Windows, New Cabinets, Hardwood Floors, Pool / Fenced. 3BR / 2BA $124,000 Call Allan 886-2828
ALBANY 1802 Stuart Northwest Albany Albany,, 4 Bedroom 3BA, 2170 Square Ft, Bonus Room, Hardwood Floors, Large Corner Lot. $94,900 Call Allan 886-2828
ALBANY Northwest Albany Lot 2009 Beattie Rd.
LEE COUNTY 110 110 Springdale Springdale S/D, 3BR, 2BA, 1519 SF, SF, Garage, Fence Yard, Yard, Large Kitchen, Split Bedroom Design $125,000 Call Allan 886-2828
ALBANY 3621 Mayfair Northwest Albany Brick Duplex, Great Investment Opportunity! 2500 Square Ft, Each Unit 3BR, 2BA. $129,000 Call Allan 886-2828
Prestigious Gated Community On 8.2 Acres, Wooded, Wooded, Fronts A Lake Call Allan 886-2828
$219,000 Call Allan 886-2828
2 THE ALBANY HERALD • SWGA HOMES • Sunday, June 5, 2016 • www.albanyherald.com
Stay safe from mosquito-borne illnesses with these simple tips (BPT) - Despite recent news that Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that can carry Zika, chikungunya and other viruses has spread to 30 states, the majority of Americans have yet to embrace basic recommendations to help reduce the mosquito population at their own homes. That's the result of a new survey fielded by TNS Global detailing homeowners' knowledge of steps to reduce mosquitoes in their yards. According to The Mosquito Squad Fight the Bite Report, nearly three quarters of Americans (74 percent) do not plan to modify their time outside this year, yet less than half (49 percent) follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendation to use mosquito repellent and just a third (36 percent) remove standing water, a simple task also recommended by the CDC, to reduce mosquito breeding. "Unlike chikungunya and West Nile virus, Zika has been identified as a world health crisis and we must work together on personal, local and global levels to fight mosquitoes," says Scott Zide, a founder and president of Mosquito Squad, the largest and most experienced home and commercial mosquito control firm in the country. "Removal of standing water is the most essential tactic in mosquito elimination, yet homeowners aren't actively removing it, which is surprising given that mosquito concerns are so high." According to Zide, just as surprising was the finding that 46 percent of homeowners surveyed said they did not plan to do anything different in their yards, despite recent news of Zika virus. Findings from the survey show:
* Only 36 percent of Americans turn over toys or items in their yards that contain water. * Less than half (44 percent) throw out lawn debris, under which mosquitoes can breed. * Just a quarter of Americans (25 percent) shake out tarps, including barbecue and fire pit covers, to remove water that accumulates. * Less than 27 percent make sure their gutters are clean. * More than a quarter (27 percent) walk their yard regularly to remove items that can harbor mosquitoes. To help homeowners take control of their yard, Mosquito Squad experts urge customers to take an active role in mosquito control with the following tips: Tip over anything that holds
or collects water. A bottle cap filled with water holds enough water for mosquitoes to breed. Since mosquitoes breed in standing water, the elimination of standing water decreases a mosquito's breeding ground. Mosquito Squad technicians report that yards with bird baths, play sets with tire swings, tree houses, portable fireplaces and pits and catch basins are the biggest offenders. Toss any yard trash including clippings, leaves and twigs. Even the smallest items can provide a haven for mosquitoes and increase the population. Turn over items that could hold water and trash. Look for children's portable sandboxes, slides or plastic toys; underneath and around downspouts; in plant saucers, empty pots, light fixtures and dog water bowls. Eliminate these items or keep them turned over until used.
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Despite taking all precautions in your own home, talking with neighbors is a key component to mosquito control. Townhomes and homes with little space between lots mean that mosquitoes can breed at a neighbor's home, and affect your property. Treat your yard and yourself. Utilize a professional mosquito elimination barrier treatment around the home and yard. Using a barrier treatment at home reduces the need for using DEETcontaining bug spray on the body. Individuals who want a more comprehensive mosquito control treatment can utilize Mosquito Squad, which uses the latest EPAregistered mosquito control barrier treatments, larvicide and all-natural substances to eliminate mosquitoes from yards and outdoor spaces. For more information, visit www.MosquitoSquad.com.
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Remove tarps that can catch water. Many homeowners have tarps or covers on items residing in their outdoor spaces. If not stretched taut, they are holding water. Check tarps over firewood piles, portable fire places, recycling cans, boats, sports equipment and grills. Mosquito Squad suggests using bungee cords to secure tarps in the yard. Take care of your home. Proper maintenance can be a deciding factor in property values and mosquito bites. Regularly clean out gutters and make sure the downspout is attached properly. Mosquito Squad recommends regrading areas where water stands more than a few hours, and to regularly check irrigation systems to ensure that they aren't leaking and causing a breeding haven. Keep lawn height low and areas weed-free. Team up with neighbors.
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Understand the mechanics behind a saltwater filter COURTESY OF METROCONNECTION
Summer is pool season. Come spring, homeowners prepare their backyard pools for several months of leisurely floating or engaging games of aquatic volleyball. This preparation includes uncovering the pool and rebalancing the pool’s chemical levels. Pool preparation and maintenance also includes installing a working filter. While there are many different types of pool filters and filter mediums, in recent years, saltwater filter systems have been growing in popularity. Consumers who want to upgrade to a saltwater system may be interested in learning a bit more about how such systems work. Saltwater systems are those in which chlorine is generated by the system itself. These systems do not usually require the addition of a powdered or
liquid form of chlorine. Electrolysis occurs thanks to a chemical process that involves pool water passing through a salt cell and being exposed to a low-voltage current. This essentially breaks up the sodium chloride molecules (salt) into hypochlorous acid and sodium hypochlorite, which are sanitizing agents. Therefore, saltwater systems are not chlorine-free. They just produce chlorine from a less caustic material. One of the main advantages to a saltwater system is the constant generation of free chlorine. Pool water chemistry is often broken down into FC (free chlorine) and CC (combined available chlorine). FC is yet untouched chlorine that can do its sanitizing job. CC contains chlorine and chloramines, which are produced when the chlorine comes in contact with urine,
sweat and other contaminants present in the pool. CC is what contributes to the “chlorine smell” of the water. When there isn’t enough FC and there’s too much CC, pool water levels need to be returned to optimal conditions, usually through a shocking process. However, with saltwater systems, there’s always an abundance of FC being delivered into the water, making levels superchlorinated, and these systems eliminate the formation of CC. Saltwater chlorine generators require few, if any, additional chemicals, as they produce nearly neutral pH levels. This isn’t always the case with other chlorine sources, which can raise or lower pH or add to the presence of other substances, such as calcium, in the water with calcium hypochlorite sanitizers.
Because these saltwater filtration and chlorinegenerating systems are relatively automatic, they also can mean less maintenance. This is handy for homeowners who go on vacation or do not want to be hassled by the daily care other systems may require. One of the disadvantages to saltwater systems is the cost, which can be prohibitive to
some people. According to Thursday Pool Manufacturing, installing the average system costs anywhere from $800 to $2,000. But some feel that cost is offset by the money saved on pool chemicals over the course of a season. Switching to a chlorinegenerating saltwater filtration system can be a worthwhile investment for many pool owners.
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5 ways to beautify your deck without breaking the bank
Help plants survive sizzling summer heat
(BPT) - Are you ready to put your deck on the best-dressed list this summer, but hesitant to dent your savings? With these simple design ideas, you can make your deck the perfect place for summer festivities. 1. Accessorize with railings. An easy way to give your deck a beauty boost is to update the railing. The decorative details of this safety feature are easy to overlook during the initial deck building process. Thankfully, with today's products, it's easy and affordable to turn this eyesore into an accessory. For example, by replacing outdated railings with those that complement your deck boards and home's exterior trim, you can create an outdoor living space that's a wellstyled extension of your home. If you have a non-traditional deck, cable rails or mixed medium infills like tempered glass panels may be your style. Or, if you want to mix modern with traditional elements, consider letting guests lean on attractive, but affordable aluminum rail systems like MoistureShield Pro. "The sleek lines of aluminum railing are the perfect counterpart to today's contemporary spaces," says Brent Gwatney, senior vice president, MoistureShield Composite Decking. "They're a less obtrusive railing option and give decks a high-end, custom feel without the high-end price tag, and tend to be backed with long-term warranties." COURTESY OF METROCONNECTION
Many people consider summer the most enjoyable time of year, as the summer sun and warm breezes make the season perfect for rest and relaxation. But the months of June, July and August, which are often characterized by rising temperatures and stifling humidity, can be tough to endure as well. When summer heat becomes especially uncomfortable, humans can simply head indoors and beat the heat in air conditioned buildings and homes. Plant life is not so lucky, and homeowners may need to take steps to help the plant life on their properties survive the summer heat. • Monitor soil moisture. Soil moisture, or a lack thereof, can help homeowners determine if their plants are struggling to survive the heat. To check soil moisture levels, use a ruler or even your finger, sticking either two inches into the ground where you suspect the soil is drying out. If the soil is damp two inches below the surface, then your plants are likely retaining enough moisture to withstand the heat. If the soil is dry two inches below, then you may want to give the soil a deep soak. • Keep an eye on container gardens. Containers may have an especially difficult time staying moist in the summer heat. That’s particularly true for containers that sit in direct sunlight. Water container gardens daily during summer heat waves, being sure to adhere to any local water
restrictions. • Lay down mulch. Mulch helps insulate and protect soil during summer, when soil can quickly dry out. When applied correctly (ideally before summer temperatures get too hot), mulch helps the soil conserve moisture and prevents weed growth. Weeds can rob soil of the water it needs to promote strong root systems, which can help plants get the nutrients they need to withstand summer heat. Mulched soils also do not experience the fluctuations in temperature that non-mulched soils can experience during summer heat waves, helping plants to grow evenly. • Move plants when possible. Plant location can affect their chances of surviving summer heat. Driveways lined with flowers or other plants may look nice, but driveways exposed to the sun can radiate heat at temperatures that exceed the temperatures noted on the thermometer. If possible, move plants to locations on your property that are less exposed to the heat and/or less likely to be affected by the heat. Move container plants beneath trees on hot days, and consider summer heat waves before planting new flower beds. Summer heat can be especially harmful to plant life. But homeowners can employ various strategies to protect the plant life on their properties when temperatures rise during the dog days of summer.
2. Block the sun beautifully. Another way to balance form with function is to shade your deck in style. Fortunately, there are a number of beautiful, low-cost ways to block the sun that go beyond the patio umbrella. Pergolas are a popular way to shade your space without breaking the bank. You can vary the direction of the beams to create interest, weave fabric panels across the top to create a cozy respite or use the structure to frame a view. Screening trellises are another affordable option for relief from direct sunlight. They can disguise an unsightly view, soften your deck or provide an attractive backsplash for an outdoor kitchen, while adding shade and privacy. You can even bend high performance decking materials, like composite decking, to curve around existing trees to let nature act as your canopy. 3. Plant a deck-adent garden Deckscaping is a timeless, low-cost way to turn your outdoor living space into a backyard beauty. Placing shrubs or a curving flowerbed along the perimeter of your deck can soften its edges and add colorful accents. Alternatively, bringing planters on deck with a mix of annuals and perennials can quickly turn a bland deck into a garden retreat full of seasonal blooms. If your deck is small, consider keeping floor space free with a gorgeous overhead garden. Hanging flower baskets and trellises with climbing vines are simple and affordable space-savers that can make covered deck spaces resemble a spa-like retreat. 4. Dress your deck to impress To finish your deck and give it that one-of-a-kind feel, outfit it the same way you would an interior room, thinking about color and texture. While this may sound expensive, there are plenty of practical, budget friendly ways to make your deck a stylish extension of your home. You can easily spice it up with painted furniture and fun accents. Pretty and durable accent pillows made from outdoor fabrics are an inexpensive way to add pops of color. Or if you find an outdoor fabric that you love you can make bench cushions to give your outdoor seating a cozy feel. Accents like an outdoor rug can tie it all together by adding texture underfoot, keeping dirt from being tracked inside your home, and defining areas for different uses. 5. Light up your evenings in style Finally, don't neglect how your deck looks when the sun goes down. With the right lighting, you can extend your hours outside and keep your deck as charming in the nighttime as it is during the day. From subtle post lights that cast a magical evening glow to understated recessed lights and rail strip lights that help guide guests' steps, today's deck lighting choices are both functional and affordable. And, with the emergence of energy-efficient LEDs, you can use them liberally with little effect on your monthly electricity bill. So, let your imagination roam with nighttime illumination options to add after-dark ambience to your outdoor retreat.
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Neat and move-in ready, 3 BR, 1 1/2 BA, brick and masonite. Freshly painted. Screened rear porch. Fenced rear yard. Wired workshop. Single carport.
347-3381 176 SPRINGLAKE DR $144,900
165 KENDAL LANE $159,900
3620 CLUB DR $134,900
LAKESIDE VILLAGE, LEE CO 3BR / 2BA 1816 SF Screen Backporch with Hot Tub
WISTERIA ESTATES, LEE CO 3BR / 2BA 1920 SF Lot of Upgrades, Covered Porch
CLUB GARDENS, DOUGHERTY 3BR / 2BA 1433 SF In-Ground Pool, Privacy Fence
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DIANNE BARLOW 886.4777
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411 Williams 3BR 1BA $9,900 PENDING
111 Northampton, 4BR, 2BA, Pool, $185,000
1727 Pineknoll 3BR 2BA $109,000
Mercer 514 Mer cer (Commercial (Commercial C3) 4298 SF, SF, $35,000
157 Kendal 4BR 2BA $134,900 PENDING
Ironwood 5601 Ir onwood (vacant lot), 3.34 acres, acres, $55,000
Averitt 3BR 2BA $90,000 2904 Averitt
Jefferson 208 S. Jef ferson (commercial (commercial bldg), 3505 SF, SF, $45,000
180 Hardwood Hardwood 4BR 3.5BA $169,900
Holloway,, 3BR ,1BA, $50,000 906 Holloway
1207 Hampton Ct 2BR 1.5BA $38,000
2711 Yorktown Yorktown 3BR 2BA $50,000
1205 East Tift 3BR 1BA $29,999
112 Miller Ln (Sylvester) 4BR 2BA 2 half baths $150,400 3105 Columbia Ln 4BR 2BA $153,000 2304 Bettys Dr 3BR 2BA $26,400 PENDING
Town 3BR 1BA $21,000 725 East Town
3006 Dove 3BR 2.5BA $79,900
1300 Gary 4BR 2BA $64,900
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PENDING 117 David Rd 3BR 2BA $75,000
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305 Elizabeth 3BR 2BA $67,600
4243 Graves Hwy(Dawson) 2BR 2BA $40,900
125 Stapleton 3BR 2BA $98,800
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For Rent.......................................600 For Sale.......................................601 Lots for Rent................................602 Lots for Sale................................603 Supplies/Equipment.....................604
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195 PINERIDGE Lee Co., 3BR/2BA, 1973 sqft, 1 acre, Well Kept, foyer, GR w/FP, DR & huge backyard. CALL ANN Brunson 229-881-5600 RE/MAX OF Albany 229-434-1600 3406 BELLINGHAM LN. NW Albany. 3BD/2BA open floor plan. 2100 sq ft.$179,900. 229-733-7415 3BR/2BA, DEN, LR, on Almost 1 ac. NW Albany. (Terrell Co./Windsor Subdv.), Call 229-405-3494 408 WHIPPOORWILL Rd. Lake Park. 3Br/2Ba. 1812sqft. Updated kitchen and bathrooms. All stainless appliances. Hardwood floors. Fenced landscaped yard with sprinkler system. $138,000 395-2898 910 RESIDENCE, ATTN: INVESTORS! NICE COTTAGE, 2BR/1BA, lovingly cared for. $44,900. CALL ANN BRUNSON 229-881-5600 RE/MAX OF ALBANY 229-434-1600 ONLY ONE LEFT LAKE BLACKSHEAR LOT BLUE HERRING COVE 3/4 ACRE w/ boat house & sea wall, Smoke brige area, Crisp Co. $84,000 OBO. 229-347-3691
Homes & 210 Mobile Lots for Sale 2006 DESTINY 16x80, 3BR/2BA, Beautiful, Quiet, Safe Gated Community in LEE CO. $650/mo or $27,500 for sale. 229-888-0068 BEST DEALS on New, Used & Repo’d Mobile Homes, Call 229436-7108 or 229-364-5517
Acreage........................................650 Commercial Property...................651 Condominiums/Townhouses............652 Duplexes......................................653 Furnished Apartments..................656 Furnished Homes.........................657 Hunting Leases............................658
Lots & 214 Farms, Acreage for Sale 450 ACRES TOTAL; three separte farms; 182 acres on Lockette Station Road, Dougherty County; 160 acres on Holly Drive, Dougherty County; 104 acres on Murphy Road, Lee County. Selling separatley. Perfect hunting/recreation farms/ timber investment property. Selling at auction, June 4th, 10:00 a.m., Call 229-436-2733 or visit www. jdurhamauctions.com for more details. J. Durham and Associates, Inc., G. A. L. # 1120
218 Lake/River/Coastal Prop for Sale
Office Space................................660 Resort Property...........................663 Retail Space................................664 Roommate Wanted......................666 Room...........................................667 Rental Property Needed..............668 Unfurnished Apartments..............673 Unfurnished Homes.....................679 Warehouses/ Mini Warehouse. . . .681
240 Houses for Rent Lee Co. 145 Chukar, 3/2, garage, $1200, 119 Fox Hound, 3/2, fence, $925 The Wright Co. 229-435-0654
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248 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Rent
248 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Rent
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APARTMENTS NOTTINGHAM APARTMENTS
229-432-9351
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152-A T Twisted wisted Pines 3BR/2BA $625/$400 (Lee Co)
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240 Houses for Rent 2425 W. Alberson, $1250/mo $1250 dep. 3BR/2BA Garage, Lots of Storage, den w/ F/P, Large Laundry Room, Office, Fenced yard. 894-4805
139-B Endoline 3BR/2BA $675/$400 (Lee Co)
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1208-B Maryland 2BR/1BA $450/$300
3110 Graystone Lane - Off Beattie Rd.
APARTMENTS
435-1017 Specials on Application & Security Deposits
2607-B Pointe North Blvd 2BR/1BA $550/$300
2BD/1BA PUTNEY. Just remodeled, quiet family neighbohood. $600mo +dep. Ultilites incl. 886-6935
1208 WHISPERING PINES ALBANY,GA 31707 WWW.LIVEOAKPROPERTIES.NET MON-FRI 9AM-5PM 229-405-1400 DUPLEXES/TRIPLEXES/QUADS 107 B WINDING WAY(LEE CO) 3BD/2BA $650/300 (MAY SPECIAL) 148 A&B WINDING WAY(LEE CO) 2BD/2BA $525/300 (MAY SPECIAL) 314 B CARRIAGE LN 2BD/1BA $400/250 (MAY SPECIAL)
NEW CONSTRUCTION DUPLEXES FOR RENT IN LEESBURG Located on N Magnolia St next to Lee Co Elem. NO GRAFA. 3BED/2BATH. $825/Month. Info and Applications on site or call 229-789-0144 or 229-894-1117. NO DEAL BETTER, 1BR/1BA $250/ mo. No Deposit. Must be 35yrs old & up. Call Honest Al 229-854-2911 SUMMER BLOWOUT $99.00 MOVE-IN SPECIAL. RIVERCREST APARTMENTS! GHFA, DCA, HUD, Section 8, AARC VASH accepted. ALL units are 3BR/2BA w/ appliances, W/D connections, Community Laundry Facility, On-Site Security, Pool, playground,covered picnic area,nearby public transportation. 525 Don Cutler Sr. Dr., 229-483-9400.
1110 Rawson #2,3,4 2BR/1BA $425/$250 (Special)
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1302-A Egerly 2BR/1BA $400/$300
LEE CO. near Albany, 2BR/2BA, $550/mo + dep. Call for more information 229-854-0173
To Place Yo u r Re c r u i t m e n t A d ve r t i s i n g Call Amber 888-9343
1208 BAKER AVE 4BR/2BA 695 DEP/695 RENT
2302-A Jim Stokes 3BR/2BA $695/$400
LEE CO 3BR/2BA, Appliances, Garage 229-435-1327
3/2 LEE $525 RTO Remodeled, Great Location 347-8225, 759-8000
3,000 SQ FT WAREHOUSE on Hwy 300, $750. mo rent. Retail storefront for rent, $650. per month. 229-376-8014
615 HALEY ST. 3BR/1BA $625 DEP/ $625 RENT
911-A & B 3rd A Ave ve 2BR/1BA $600/$400
LARGE HOUSE priced for rent 3BR/1BA, CH&A, fenced yard. 824 Dorsey. $440/mo $400 dep. Willie G. Mikes Realty 432-2820
2BR, CH/A, appliances, in quiet park. $265/mo $250 deposit. 439-8841.
267 Commercial Rentals
1401 6th Ave Ave 3BR/1BA $545/$350
3BR/2BA, 300 Elizabeth Ave. $700/ mo $700 dep. Call 229-431-0186
2, 3, & 4 BR Clean w/AC, $300/ mo and up, $250 deposit Call 4367108
147 B WINDING WAY (LEE CO) 2BD/2BA $525/300
2507 Palmyra 3BR/2BA $625/$450
3BR/1BA, DAWSON Rd., $425/mo 854-6656
Homes & 256 Mobile Lots for Rent 14 WIDE, Furnished 2BR, Spring Flats Rd., CH&A, $400/mo + dep. Call 776-3962
320 A CARRIAGE LN 3BD/1BA $475/250
2 and 3 Bedroom Townhomes
Ken Boler General Manager 888-9319
Homes for Sale............................708 Homes for Sale Information.........709 Investment Property.....................710 Real Estate Wanted.....................711 Rental Property............................712 Resort Property............................713 Warehouses.................................714
1, 2, 3 BR. Furnished, $85/wk. Utilities Included. Unfurnished $225-$375/ mo, appliances. 435-7646
Gardnerr, Whiting, & Malone 2BR/1BA $325/$50
LAKE BLACKSHEAR -1800 sq ft, 3/2,100% Financing Available, $189,000. Call 229-291-8510
Amber Jeffcoat Classified Sales Manager 888-9343
Acreage Over 75..........................701 Acreage Under 75........................702 Commercial Buildings......................703 Commercial Lots.............................704 Condominiums/Townhouses............705 Duplexes......................................706 Homes Site..................................707
EASY QUALIFYING. No Dep, $350/mo 2BR, porch, Lg Backyard. Call anytime, 229-299-8750.
FARM FOR SALE Early Co. GA. 128+/- acres. Crop,pasture, wooded acres HWY. 27 access. Good hunting and rental property Contact Linda: lmbv45@gmail.com 828-2420886 PRICE REDUCED MARSH POND FARM JUST NW of Albany, bordered by large plantations. Large custom built home overlooking beautiful fenced pastures for horses, many improvements and great hunting. Allied Land & Timber 759-1054.
Classified Ad Deadline: Friday, 10:00 a.m. Classified 888-9333
912 FROTSCHER AVE 3BR/1 BA $395 DEP/ $395 RENT
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229-420-8929 Ext. 2101
2125 Robinhood 3BR/2BA $800/$800 3003 Stonewater 3BR/2BA $875/$500 509-A Haley 2BR/1.5BA $450/$300 (Special)
of Albany
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664 Ga HWY 118 3/2BR/1BA $300/$300 (Lee Co) 152-B Creek Dr 3BR/1BA $585/$350 (Lee Co)
2535 Lafayette Plaza Dr Ste D, Albany, GA 31707
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3101-E Crepe Myrtle 1BR/1.5BA $475/$300
229.881.5600
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229.434.1600
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111-A Constitution 3BR/2BA $725/$400
of Albany
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Yard Sale Kit $3
2825 Stonewater 4BR/3BA $895/$500
COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT: 1104 N Slappey & 721 West Broad, 229-809-0233
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Π2611 509A CCOLONIAL PARK 2BR $550 mth / $500 dep
922 Fifth Ave. 3BR/2BA 1934 sqft $750.00 per month 102 Setter Ct. 4BR/2.5BA 2219 sqft $1650.00 per month 174B Endoline Drive 3BR/2BA 1311 sqft $650.00 per month Office space at 1005 Tift Ave. Albany 3 units available 825 sqft. $250.00 per month each 1913 Lynwood Lane 3BR/2BA 1604 sqft. $950.00 per month
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1805 Devon Drive 4BR/3.5BA 2832 sqft. $2350.00 per month 828-A Hwy 19 S 4BR/3 BA 1922 sqft. $1200.00 per month Storage Units at 817 Flint Ave. 25x35 for $275.00 and 75x35 for $650.00 per month 2606A Colonial Drive 2BR/1BA 952 sqft $500.00 per month
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165 Tallassee Trail 3BR/2BA 1468 sqft $1000.00 per month
1107 N Madison Apt 4 3 bed, 2 bath, sunroom hardwood floors, granite counters washer & dryer included. $700/month, 1 year lease
804 Twenty First Ave. 4840 sqft $1300.00 per month Business office/distribution or Church space ready
417 Johnny Williams - house 3 bed, 1 bath, large eat-in-kitchen, new flooring, fenced yard. $625/month - yard work included, DCA accepted
425 Kingswood Drive - townhouse 3 bed, 1 1/2 bath, fenced yard. $625/month - DCA accepted 423422-1
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2BR $425mth /$425dep 3122 B CREPE MYRTLE 1910 3BR $675GILLESPIE mth / $600 dep 2BR $495mth / $450 dep 111 HILLSIDE (LEE) 1403mth 6TH/AVE 3BR $825 $750 dep 3BR3107 $575mth $500 CANE /MILL CTdep 3BR $1,100 mth / $1,000DR dep 1200 WESTWOOD 2BR1301 $595mth /$500 dep A WESTWOOD 2BR $525 mthTH/ $500 dep 622 11 AVE 2828 MCLAIN 2BR $495mth /$450 dep 2BR $725 mth / $650 dep 317 A STATION CROSSING 339 D CREEKSIDE (LEE) 2BR $450mth / $400 dep 3BR $595 mth / $500 dep 139 B106 TWISTED PINES B ACACIA (LEE)(LEE) 3BR $500dep dep 3BR$625mth $675 mth // $500
449 Kingswood Drive - apartment 1 bed, 1 bath. $500/month - DCA accepted
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From amateur to expert: 5 gardening hacks you need to know (BPT) - Gardening isn't just a hobby, it's a lifestyle. Connecting with nature, being outdoors and putting in the needed work for a beautiful result is the ultimate reward. As an avid gardener, you're always looking for new ways to outshine the previous year and achieve bigger, lusher results. If you've been using the same techniques for years, it might be time to add something new to your repertoire and bring your garden to the next level with these tips: Use citrus peel starter pots Did you know leftover citrus peels create the perfect starter pot for your seedlings? Before you plant them in your garden, make sure your seedlings are growing strong and healthy. Turn any citrus peel into a seedling pot by poking a hole in the bottom for drainage. Fill it with potting soil, then add seeds and water. The acidic peel creates the perfect environment for your seedling to thrive. When the time comes to plant the seedling in your garden, you can even plant the peel. It will add acidity to your soil and take about six to nine months to decompose. Solder a trellis With just a little copper pipe or flexible copper tubing, solder and an easy-to-use torch, such as the Bernzomatic TS4000 High Heat Torch, you can create a beautiful trellis for your tomato plants, climbing ivy, roses or any arrangement you can dream up. Use this opportunity to get creative! You can go traditional, or create your own unique design and pattern using online sites like Pinterest for ideas (search metal trellis and prepare to be inspired). Just be sure to wear safety goggles and gloves and take all safety precautions. Weed your garden with fire
No one likes seeing those pesky weeds poke out of their driveway or pavers. Flame weeding with a torch like the Bernzomatic JT850 Lawn & Garden Torch, is a fast, effective way to kill weeds without applying chemicals to your lawn. The torch has a 36-inch extended reach so you don't have to bend over and strain your back. Simply clear the area of loose combustible materials, sweep the flame over the roots of the weeds, then sweep away the extinguished remnants from the area. Remember, never burn poison ivy or other poisonous plants. The smoke can cause serious allergic reactions. Use safety precautions and make sure the weed is wilted at a minimum before you torch.
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Make your own compost Put down landscaping fabric If you want to prevent weeds before they even sprout, try landscaping fabric. Not only will it protect your garden from weeds, but it will also keep the roots of your plants warm when the spring weather is still cool. Start by laying out the fabric on a firesafe surface, then use a torch, either a handheld torch or a lawn and garden torch, to burn holes for planting. Burning holes helps the fabric last longer and prevents it from fraying. It's important to follow safety instructions, work over a fire-safe surface and keep flammable materials out of the burn zone.
Why spend money on something that's so easy to make yourself? Making your own garden compost takes very little time or effort. You can use dead and rotting leaves, eggshells, unused tomatoes, cucumbers or any other organic products you find in your kitchen to make the compost. Put it all together in a container and give them some time to disintegrate. Then, combine your mixture with soil and you have your own, virtually free compost to give your plants the nutrients they need. Let these tips help you grow your best garden yet. For more information on Bernzomatic products, visit Bernzomatic.com.
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2708 N Doublegate Dr $287,000 MLS#7625743 Elegant 4,778 SF 4 BR/3.5 BA custom home, 4.7 acres NW Alb. Formal LR, DR, foyer, den w HW floors. Sun rm, SCR in porch, billiards rm, 2 car gar, workshop. 423895-1
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Millions of grilling enthusiasts take to their backyards each year to cook delicious foods over an open flame. Grilling is embedded in the history of many cultures, and to this day many people feel nothing beats the savory flavor characteristic of grilled meats, poultry, seafood, and vegetables. Although many people safely enjoy outdoor barbecues every day, accidents can happen. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, roughly 6,000 grill fires take place on residential property every year in the United States alone. Many grilling accidents can be prevented with some safety precautions and a little common sense. When grilling, place the grill in a safe location. Grills should be at least 10 feet away from the house when they are in use. Also, keep the grill away from wooden overhangs or other structures attached to the house, such as garages and porches. Before using a gas grill, inspect it to make sure there are no gas leaks. Ensure hoses are properly connected and that the grill looks in good repair. Use propane and charcoal grills outdoors only. Never bring such grills into your house, even if it seems like there is ample ventilation. Potentially fatal carbon monoxide can build up quickly.
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Keep children and pets away from the grill area. Grills can be knocked over easily, and kids and pets may burn themselves if they bump into a hot grill. Clean the grill regularly. Grease and fat buildup forms in the tray below the grill and can be quite flammable. By brushing off the grates after each use and periodically removing food and grease buildup, you can prevent flare-ups that may ignite the grill. Always tend the grill while cooking. Walking away for even a minute may lead to accidents. Store unused propane tanks upright at all times to prevent leakage. Keep them outdoors and beyond the reach of children. Never smoke near propane cylinders and never move a lit grill. Keep a fire extinguisher handy in the event of a flare-up. A hose may not prove effective on a grease fire. It’s also important to emphasize food safety when grilling. Invest in a food thermometer so you can test the internal temperature of foods and prevent foodborne illnesses. Grilling is a great and flavorful way to cook. But safety must remain a priority when grilling.