Sunday, August 2, 2015
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Article by JENNIFER KING jennifer.king@albanyherald.com formal dining room. The dining room features lovely molding and a chandelier. This is a great spot for holiday dinners or entertaining in general. At the rear of the home is a cozy den with a brick fireplace. Nearby, you will find the kitchen with its spacious breakfast nook. Stainless steel appliances add a sleek look to the kitchen, and the nook provides a casual spot for day-to-day dining. On the opposite end of the home are the four bedrooms and two full bathrooms. Each bedroom offers
plenty of living space. A hall bathroom is convenient to all and features a double vanity. The master suite is quite sizable and has a private bathroom. In the backyard there is a patio and an inground pool. This is a great spot to have some summer fun or entertain guests with a barbecue. There is a wired workshop at the rear of the property. The entire backyard is fenced for privacy and gated. The private driveway leads to a double carport with a access to a half bathroom,
which accommodates the pool area. The home is in excellent condition and features a new HVAC unit (2010), a new pool liner (2013), and a new Polaris (2015). This home, which is located in the Lake Park Elementary School destrict, has so much to offer any family! If you would like more information about this house or would like to schedule a private tour, please contact Debbie Fulford of ReMax of Albany, Inc. at her office (229) 434-1600 or on her cell (229) 343-4200.
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ust minutes from shopping and dining in Northwest Albany, this week’s featured home has so much to offer. The exterior is a combination of brick and hardiplank. The covered front porch offers plenty of space for seating, and it is surrounded by well-manicured landscaping. A walking path leads from the road to the homes front entrance, which opens to a traditional foyer with brick paver flooring. Located to the right of the foyer are the formal living room and the
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Keep your cool by paying less for air conditioning this summer (BPT) - If high heating bills left you cold and bitter this winter, then now is the time to think about how high your monthly cooling bills could be this summer. Air conditioning accounts for approximately 19 percent of all household electricity consumption and emits nearly two tons of carbon dioxide annually. This hurts your household budget and also has a significant impact on the environment. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, two-thirds of American households have an air conditioner which adds up to more than $11 billion in usage every year. Air leakage from a home's walls, ceilings, windows and floors can account for up to 40 percent of a home's energy loss.
effectively control a home's indoor environment allowing you and your family to stay cool all summer long. It can also help minimize the entry of pollens and allergens into your home, making it ideal for allergy sufferers. Spray foam insulation expands rapidly to completely seal a home's walls, floors and ceilings to prevent air leakage. Experts from Icynene note that installing spray foam insulation can noticeably reduce monthly cooling and heating costs, in some cases by up to 50 percent. More information about how spray foam insulation can help homeowners minimize air leakage and reduce energy bills is available online at www.icynene.com.
effectively and add significant value to your property. Low-emissivity, doubleglazed windows, originally designed for extreme climates, are a popular and effective way to conserve energy and minimize air leakage. Another effective solution that offers immediate and long-term cost savings is replacing a home's traditional fibrous insulation with high-performance spray foam insulation. Spray foam insulation, such as Icynene, is a wise investment for homeowners who want to make energy efficient improvements to their home. Spray foam insulation allows homeowners in any climate to reduce their use of air conditioning during the summer and heating during the winter. This modern insulation material helps
Air leakage, along with poor heating and cooling performance, are among the top causes of energy inefficiency in most homes. Air leakage forces your air conditioner to work overtime by cooling the warm air that enters your home through leaks. This increases the amount of energy you use as well as the cost of your utility bill at the end of the month. The good news is that now is an ideal time to transform your home into a model of energy efficiency. There are a number of ways that homeowners can address these problems. Caulking and weather-stripping around windows and doors are quick, low cost solutions. Also, investing in high performance solutions can address these problems
Fire safety tips to help protect your home during summer travel (BPT) - Fire prevention tips often focus on reducing the risks of a fire occurring when you're home; after all, everyone wants to protect their family. Home fires also cause significant property damage - $11.7 billion in 2011, according to the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) - and greater damage can occur when no one is there to quickly report a fire. With summer's arrival, many families spend more time out of the house on vacation, running errands and enjoying time outdoors. But an unoccupied home doesn't mean it should be unprotected. This summer, you can take steps - including using technology - to help protect your home from the risk of fire, even when you're away. Here are four effective ways to protect your home: 1. Stay vigilant. Summer is synonymous with taking it easy, but you can't afford to slack off on fire safety. Make sure your home is equipped with working smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms. Practice basic cooking safety, such as never leaving food cooking unattended on a stove. In addition, practice outdoor-cooking safety. Maintain a 3-foot radius of open space around grills, and never leave a grill burning unattended. Check gas grill connections before lighting it for the first time each season, and always light the grill with the lid open. If you use a
charcoal grill, always allow the coals to cool completely before disposing of them in a metal trash can with a lid that closes tightly. 2. Use technology to stay on top of fire safety. While the primary purpose of smoke and CO alarms is to alert the home's occupants of a problem - and give them time to escape - technology is now making it possible for you to monitor these alarms even when you're not home. Smoke alarm manufacturer Kidde has introduced the RemoteLync Monitor. The device plugs into a single outlet and listens for the specific sound of a smoke or CO alarm while filtering out background noise. When it detects an alarm, the monitor uses your home's Wi-Fi to notify you via an app on your smartphone or tablet and it can also send you and a designated contact an email or text message. The free app gives you the option to notify someone in your network, call 911 directly or temporarily silence the warning. The device works with ULlisted smoke or CO alarms manufactured in the last 15 years, and doesn't require any additional products or monthly subscriptions. Visit www.remotelync.kidde.com to learn more.
Although 95 percent of home fires are accidental in nature, suspicious fires peak in spring and summer. The
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USFA reports suspicious fires are the leading cause of summer fires, accounting for nearly a quarter of such incidents. Vandals may think twice about approaching a home that looks occupied, so take steps to make it seem like you're home when you're not. If you take a summer vacation, be sure to have your mail and newspaper deliveries suspended until you return. Put inside lights on a timer so they turn on at night, making it look like someone's home. Home fire safety is important, even when no one's home. Taking these steps to help protect your home while you're away can help ensure you'll have a safe, secure home when you return.
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Appliances and electrical malfunctions are responsible for nearly one in 10 home fires, according to the USFA. If you know you'll be away from home for a time - such as when going on vacation - unplug unnecessary appliances like computers, window airconditioners and TVs. Not only can this help reduce fire risks associated with electrical problems, it can help reduce your home's energy use because many of these items draw power even if they're not turned on.
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Enjoy summer fun in the pool - without the harsh effects of chlorine (BPT) - This summer your kids will be spending every day in the backyard, having a grand old time splashing around in the pool. You'll probably spend some quality hours in your pool as well, cooling off when the weather gets hot and enjoying the beautiful summer days. The only concern you have is about the chlorine, which can cause a burning sensation that affects the eyes and skin. Chlorine can even turn light-colored hair green. You don't want your summer fun to be interrupted by eye drops, calming lotion or green hair! Fortunately, there is an alternative, and it's called a saltwater pool. Saltwater pools work by converting salt to chlorine by using an electrolytic converter. This produces the same type of bacteria-killing chlorine found in a traditional pool, but in a radically different fashion. Since the salt generator is adding chlorine to the water at a constant rate, it is capable of displacing the bad smell and burning irritation you normally associate with chlorine and maintaining the right amount at all times. As the water exits the converter and enters the pool, the sanitizing chlorine eventually reverts back to salt, and the process repeats itself, conserving salt and keeping sanitizer levels balanced. New salt needs to be added occasionally, however, as salt levels can drop due to splash-out, rain and filter back-washing. Pool owners should test weekly for pH and chlorine, like they normally do, as well as monthly for other water-balance factors. Saltwater pools require far less maintenance
than traditional pools and are much less expensive to maintain, as pool salt is far cheaper than traditional chlorine. This is a big reason why so many hotels and water parks in the United State have already made the switch. Plus, when it comes to initial construction and installation, the additional cost of an electrolytic converter is very small and easily made up in maintenance savings. The cost of converting an existing chlorine pool to saltwater can be paid off quickly, too. Even the salt itself isn't that damaging to equipment. That's because the actual amount of salt used is less than 1 percent of what you'd find in sea water. You may be able to taste the salt in the pool, but much less so than you can taste and feel the chlorine in a standard pool. When pools are properly constructed and normal maintenance is followed, salt water has no effect on pool finishes, equipment and decks. Since the Evergreen Commons senior center in Holland, Michigan, converted its 65,000-gallon pool to salt water, members have been pleased with the results. "The minute you walk into the pool area you notice a big difference," says Jodi Owczarski, the center's community relations director. "There is no longer that chemical smell. People also tell us that the water is much softer. In the old pool, people said they sometimes had to wash twice to get all those chemicals off, but in this pool, they only have to wash once. All in all, people have been thrilled with this new system." To learn more about salt water pools and other uses for salt, visit saltinstitute.org.
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200 Open House OPEN HOUSE
2835 BURLINGTON Rd, Albany FRI & Sat 10am-4pm SUNDAY 1PM-4PM. OVER 3400 sqft under roof, For Her: 1850 sqft Ranch Style home with updated kitchen, fireplace, attached garage, and Many More Extras! For Him: 1360 sqft detached garage/workshop with 3 bays, complete bath with hot/cold water, peg baord for tools and lots of shelves for storage. Call 229-291-9031 for info.
1004 SPRING HILL $284,900 5BR/3.5BA Over 4200 sqft CHRISTY WRIGHT 229-347-2829 Coldwell Banker Walden & Kirkland 229-436-8811
112 SENAH DR., Leesburg, 6BR/3BA, Gated Community, $190,500 Call 706-424-0496
160 COBBLEFIELD DR., MLS# 133442, 3BR/2BA, Brick, Fam Rm w/FP, Covered Patio, Dbl garage, 1 acre lot, ReMax of Albany Inc, Vickie Griffin 894-2424, 229-4341600 Ext; 4134
2600 DAWSON Heights Road, 3BR/2BA, 1827 sqft, Great Starter Home! Move-in Ready! $99,900. MLS#133280. Patsy Martin 3438197 Coldwell Banker Walden and Kirkland 436-8811
333 ASCOT Way, Sasser $282,000 MLS#134036 3BR/3BA, 3600SF LOG CABIN in the Woods! 5.5 ACRES and a pond! BOB DUTTON 894-7373 NEEDMORE PROPERTIES 439-1837
116 WEST WESTERLEE, Leesburg MLS# 134114 $404,000. 4BR/2.5BA, lrg GR w/FP, A Must See! Call George Rosso, 229-3648387, Century 21 Town & Country
WORTH CO. 3BR/2BA fenced. $450/MO + $450/Dep Call: 8867792 or 777-4569
104 WINCHESTER Dr. 5BR/2,5BA, 2352 sqft, Updated & looking for a new owner! A Must See! $218,900 MLS# 133684. Alice Jolley 8690358/Pennie Ivy 347-0554, Coldwell Banker Walden & Kirkland 436-8811
137 JACKSON Dr. LEE CO 4BR/2BA $128,900 MLS:134319, Approx 2,098 sq.ft, lg sun room, brick fireplace, home warranty included! Coldwell Banker Walden and Kirkland Dawn Hobby 229-347-5517
282 FUSSELL Rd - Best of Both Worlds - Country living and Close to the city. Horses allowed! 3BR/2BA, lrg GR w/ trey ceiling, Kitchen w/ island, & Master Suite. Covered back porch all on 1.5 acres. $154,900 Andy Wood 229-8090515
**HOUSES** **HOUSES** 2119 JUNIPER GRAFA APPROVED 23BR BA BR 11 BA GRAFA APROVED RENT 600 DEP 500 RENT904 395 DEP 295 MAPLE REDUCED BR 11 BA 22BR BA RENT 375 DEP 200 GRAFA APPROVED 1200 FIFTH RENT 395 DEP 295 GRAFA APPROVED **DUPLEXES** 2 BR 1 BA RENT 375 DEP 375
1428 TENTH AVE. Albany, GA 31707 This brick 4 bedroom, 2 bath home is move in ready and priced to sell at $79,900! Nestled on a quiet street you will love the spacious room and 2000 square feet. Large open living room with stone fireplace and built ins, formal dining room and open kitchen. Spacious bedrooms, baths and screened porch. Spacious fenced yard with double carport and storage building. Rent to own with a $7500 down payment. Owner is a GA licensed real estate broker. NORRIS BISHOP REALTY OFFICE 229-890-1186 or CELL 229-589-1044
**APARTMENTS** 2 BR 1 BA 2112-KAPROVED GORDON GRAFA 2 BR BA 360 RENT 4601DEP INCLUDES SEWER **APARTMENTS** AND WATER RENT 400 DEP 300
2**DUPLEXES** BR 1 1/2 BA 504 POPLAR INCLUDES SEWER BR 1DEP BA 300 RENT2400 RENT 315 DEP 200 1110- B AUBURN 22BR BA BR 11 BA RENT DEP350 395 RENT495 450 DEP 2002 B GILLIONVILLE BR 12 BA 22BR BA RENT625 450 DEP RENT DEP350 625
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AT 150 HEA THER LANE, Leesburg, DY $131,000 READ Y TO SEL!! 3BR/2BA, 1556 sqft, Coverd Patio, large fenced yard, Call 229-8864335
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1139 509DAWSON C PARK RD $600 dep 3BR $650mth 2BR $425mth/ /$425dep
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102 SHAWNEE ST. 4BR 2BA $725/mo 2119 GLENEAGLES DR. 3BR-2BA $795/mo. 6100 JAMES DR. 3BR-2BA, pool, $725/mo. 205 VALENCIA 4BR-1 1/2BA $675/mo. 2533 HILLTOP DRIVE 2BR-2BA $600/mo. 511 BOBBITT AVE 3BR - 2BA $550/mo. 1212 EDGERLY 3BR - 1BA $550/mo. 921 SOUTH 3Br-1BA $525/mo. 117 MIDDLE TRAIL 3BR-2BA $450/mo.
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4BR 3BA 1,734 sqft. $1500.00 per month
TH 622 11 AVE 1900 GILLESPIE 2BR dep 2BR $495mth $495mth //$450 $450 dep 317 CROSSING 317AASTATION STATION CROSSING 2BR $400dep dep 2BR$450mth $450mth // $400 139 139 BB TWISTED TWISTED PINES PINES (LEE) (LEE) 3BR $500dep dep 3BR$625mth $625mth // $500
3BR 2BA 1764 sqft. 1580.00 per month.
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121 AMICALOLA 4BR-2BA $1,100/mo.
182 EDINBOROUGH 1910 GILLESPIE(LEE) 3BR dep 2BR$1,150mth $495mth // $1,150 $450 dep TH 2848 1403 MCLAIN 6 AVE 2BR $575mth $650mth // $500 3BR $500dep dep 1200 WESTWOOD DR 205 HIDDEN LAKES 52BR BR $2100mth $2100dep dep $595mth //$500
4BR 3BA 2,653 sqft $1,200 per month 3BR 2BA 1,176 sqft $950 per month 3BR 2BA 1,799 sqft $1,200.00 per month 3BR 2BA 1,604 sqft $1,100.00 per month. 35’ x 25’ for $250.00 per month; 35’ x 75’ for $650.00 per month. Retail & Office Space starting at $800.00 per month 269900-1
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711 East Town , 3BR, 1.5BA, $60,000 217 Sunrise, 3Br, 1.5 BA, $85,000 111 Northampton, 4 BR, 2BA, Pool, $180,000 111 Danville (Leesburg) 4BR, 2BA $128,520 304 Tremont, 3BR, 1 BA, $25,000 1216 Mulberry, 2BR, 1 BA, $10,000 203 514 Mercer (Commercial C3) 4,298 SF, $50,000 1119 Sweetwater (vacant lot) 1.3 ac, $7,000 5305 Fortune (mobile home), 3BR, 2 BA, $19,000
302 Pine Bluff 3BR 1.5 BA $23,320 702 Cherry (vancant lot), $5,000 3418 Aristedes 2BR, 1BA $65,000 5601 Ironwood (vacant lot), 3.34 acres, $55,000 1709 Nelms 3BR 1BA $14,900 203 Flowing Well, 3BR, 3BA, on 17 acres, $131,500 2005 S. County line (mobile home), 3BR, 2BA, $33,900 208 S. Jefferson (commercial bldg), 3505 Sf, $45,000 906 Holloway, 3BR ,1BA, $50,000 1513 10th Ave. 4BR 2BA $49,900 ( QG GD\FDUH SRVVLEOH RZQHU ÂżQDQFLQJ 6)
383 MARTINDALE Dr, Albany, 4BR/2.5BA, 2500 sqft, Large GR w/ FP, kitchen w/brffst area, DR & Master suite, large garage & storage building, $219,900. Ann Brunson, RE/MAX of Albany, 229881-5600
165 PINE SUMMIT DR. MLS# 133511, 3BR/2BA, Brick, Fam Rm w/FP, DR, Split FL Plan, Sprinkler Sys, Corner Lot. ReMax of Albany Inc, Vickie Griffin 894-2424, 229434-1600 Ext: 4134
183 WIREGRASS POOL $279,900 4BR 3.5BA CHRISTY WRIGHT 229-347-2829 Coldwell Banker Walden & Kirkland 229-436-8811
3100 TREELINE Ln. MLS# 134040, Just Listed! Merry Acres West, Corner Lot, $319,900. 5BR/3.5BA, 4004 sqft, Bonus Rm., Large kitchen, lots of storage, Gunite Pool. ReMax of Albany Inc, Vickie Griffin 894-2424 or 229-434-1600 Ext: 4134
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5425 HILL Rd. $103,500 Price Reduced 3BR/2BA, Wonderful Quiet Corner lot 2 wired Workshops Christy Wright 229-347-2829 Coldwell Banker Walden & Kirkland 229-436-8811 LEE CO, New, 3 & 4 BR, w/garage, F/P & Appliances. Call 229-435-1327 for more Information.
197 HAWKSTEAD, Leesburg, MLS# 134029 $189,000. 4BR/2BA in Holly Plantation, split plan, Call George Rosso, 229-364-8387, Centtury 21 Town & Country.
333 ASCOT Way, Sasser, $282,000 MLS# 134036, 3BR/2BA, 3600 sqft, Log Cabin in the Woods! 5.5 Acres and a pond! Bob Dutton 894-7373, Needmore Properties 439-1837
NEW CONSTRUCTION LEE COUNTY! 119 Attwater Court, 6BR/3BA, $188,500. Call 706-4240496
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772 LAKESHORE DR. 3BR, 2BA WATERFONT HOME ON LAKE BLACKSHEAR PRICE: $374,900 MLS: 134379 COLDWELL BANKER WALDEN & KIRKLAND MARCI LANGLEY 349-3229
EXECUTIVE HOME AVAILABLE in one of Albany’s Most Pretigous Neighborhoods! On the Golfcourse at 2318 Winchester Rd. Call 229883-0922 for Private Tour.
Lots & 214 Farms, Acreage for Sale GORGEOUS HORSE FARM---100 ac. 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. RESIDENTIAL LOT – 3.6 ACRES in gated community in Leesburg, GA, Spring Fed Pond and Community pool. Call 229-343-0900 WORTH COREDUCED THOUSANDS OF $$$$$. 3 RESIDENTIAL lots ON COX Rd.,Sylvester, GA.. 1.76 AC. MLS 13372, 1.73 Ac. MLS 133394 and 2.62 Ac. MLS 133391 ALL Zoned for Stick BUILT HOMES (NO MOBILE/ MODULAR HOMES). Lots are LOCATED ON a very quiet DEAD-END GRAVEL/DIRT road. OWNER FINANCING available to QUAILED BUYERS. Owner Rick TURNER (MOB. 229-485-6040), PARKER REAL ESTATE GROUP, LLC 229-438-9019.
220 Commercial Property for Sale 1926 MLK Drive FAST FOOD Restaurant $160,000 BUILDING $126,000 EQUIPMENT AND BUSINESS COMPLETELY REMOLDED BUILDING EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. SEVEN months positive business growth. BOB DUTTON 894-7373 NEEDMORE PROPERTIES 439-1837
Homes & 210 Mobile Lots for Sale BEST DEALS on New, Used & Repo’d Mobile Homes, Call 229436-7108, 288-8111 or 364-5517 HOMES FOR RENT: 4BR/2BA, 3 acres, Worth Co. 7 miles from MCLB. $550/mo. 2BR/1BA, 1 acre, Worth CO., 7 miles from MCLB, $400/mo. Both in the Country! Call 229-3954197 or 229-432-2900
2 LAKE Front properties for sale both 3BR/2BA on 50ft water with docks, 1 at 789 FS Sumter Co. 1 at 260 Swift Creek Crisp Co. Call: 229/942/6693
509 N JEFFERSON, MLS#132350, Commercial Property for Sale or Lease, $375,000 / Warehouse Space 12,000+ sqft. ReMax of Albany Inc, Vickie Griffin 894-2424 or 229-434-1600 Ext: 4134
COMMERCIAL LOT for sale. Great Location, 2901 Gillionville Road. Call 229-343-0900
WATERFRONT LOT at Lake Blackshear w/dock. Owner Financing, $50,000. Call 229-343-2447
WOODWORKING EQUIPMENT, ANTIQUES AND much more!
TERRELL COUNTY
BOB DUTTON 894-7373
NC MOUNTAIN HOME, GR, open kitchen & dining area, MBR, BR, upstairs open loft, BR, mountain view, backyard creek, furnished, $142,000. Call 229-894-3110
31.0 +/- acres; develop your own deer hunting get-a-way; Mitchell County; close to Flint River. F&W Forestry Services. 229-883-0505
GREENBRIAR
5.0 ACRE CORNER LOT; Lee County; Well and electricity; ready to build. F&W Forestry Services. 229-8830505
APARTMENTS
3110 Graystone Lane - Off Beattie Rd.
435-1017 Specials on Application & Security Deposits
1BR/1.5BA E. Broad, CH&A, Nice, $325 & $375 888-2000 881-2000
2, 3, & 4 BR Clean w/AC, $300/mo and up, $250 deposit Call 436-7108
1307 7TH Ave, 2BR/1BA, fenced, $650/mo $650 dep. 436-2647
2BR APARTMENTS 12/mth lease, all appliances, no pets $495-$625/ mo. 229-430-0166
2BR 1BA $235/mo $260 dep. No Pets, CH&A. Call 229-349-0271
1804 ACKER, 3BR/2BA, $500 dep., $750/mo. No Grafa. Call 229854-4587
3/2 DUPLEX 103 Constitution, 2828 Old Dominion, 3206 Fernridge-$725/Rent/Dep No Pets DCA Approved Call: 436-4000
3BR/1.5 BA $750/MO 854-9828 4010 BORIA ST, Baconton, 3BR/2BA, 2100 sqft, all Appliances, $895/mo $895 dep No DCA, Call 229881-4317
3BR/2½BA TOWNHOME 1370 SQFT, $625/mo $300 dep. NOTTINGHAM APARTMENTS. CALL 229-432-9351
2BR, CH/A, appliances, in quiet park. $265/mo $250 deposit. 439-8841. 2BR/1BA LEE, $350, RTO Remodeled, private lot 347-8225 759-8000 2BR/1BA, $270/MO $250 dep. 7763020 or 776-7750
3BR/2BA WINDING Way, Leesburg. No Pets. No Smoking. Call 229894-6504. COUNTRY PLACE APARTMENTS CALL ABOUT our Specials!! 229-435-4325
917 HOBSON St. Albany, 3BR/2BA $650/Dep $650/MO Grafa Approved 229-439-9995
DEPOSITIs Same As Rent 915 W. 3rd Ave 2BR/1BA $525
DRAWDY PROPERTIES for rent 1109-4th Ave & 2609 Costner Ct. $550-595/mo 2BR Townhouses. Call 229-432-0317
506 S Valencia 2BR/1BA $435
WAREHOUSE
10,000 SQ ft 2.2 acres
1 ACRE set up for Mobile Home, Mitchell Co. fenced yard, $275/mo lot rent. Call 229-349-9104
1 BR COTTAGE, $350mo + $350 dep. Quiet neighborhood. 883-9981 after 5pm
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919 HOBSON, 3BR/2BA $650/MO + $650/Dep. Grafa Ok. Call: 229-4399995
NEEDMORE PROPERTIES 439-1837
SUMMER SPECIAL! 2008 DESTINY 16x70, 2BR/2BA, deck & carport. $29,500 or Rent for $600/MO. Gated Community. 888-0068
Lots & 214 Farms, Acreage for Sale
14 WIDE, Furnished 2BR, Spring Flats Rd., CH&A, $400/mo + dep. Call 776-3962
4BR/2BA WITH 30X40 wired shop, Baconton Charter Area. $1350/MO 229-395-2692
$155,000 MLS#113405
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1BR $495/MO and 2br/1½ba $575/ mo NW townhouse, appliances, $400/deposit 229-435-8476
2304 DOMINION Ct. 4BR/3BA, $895/mo 888-5843 APM
BONAPARTES RETREAT Property, Georgetown, GA, well maintained, completely furnished. 14x70 MH 2BR/1BA, .5 acre lot, includes 24ft Pontoon Boat w/115hp Johnson Motor, private boat ramp & dock. Call for more info. 229-888-0775 or 229349-0381
Mountain Property for Sale
Homes & 256 Mobile Lots for Rent
1BR/1BA, BONUS Rm., Nice Shed $525/mo + dep. On 1acre, Avail Sept. 1st. Call 229-436-2647
218 Lake/River/Coastal Prop for Sale LEE COUNTY 119 BEOWULF $183,900 GRANITE, TILE CHRISTY WRIGHT 229-347-2829 Coldwell Banker Walden & Kirkland 229-436-8811
248 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Rent
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TERRELL COUNTY WAREHOUSE $155,000 MLS#113405, 10,000 sqft on 2.2 acres, Woodworking equipment, antiques & much more! Bob Dutton 8947373, Needmore Properties 4391837 WAREHOUSES (8,000 sqft) w/ Loading Docks. on 3 acres, w/office space, Rail Road accessible, in Moultrie, GA. Rent for $2,000/mo or FOR SALE. Call 229-395-2692
E. 2BR seperate DR, W/R, tile floor, blue carpet, CH&A, Carport, fenced. $595/mo 888-0142 LEE CO 136 Flatridge Ct. 3/2, Available August. Granite/Tile t-out, all major appliances, garage, Great Location, FP, fenced yard, $1125/mo Call 229-344-3215
2304-A DOMINION Ct 4BR/3BA $895 1701-B W Oglethorpe 2BR/1.5BA $395
2BR/2BA APPL CHA, Fenced Yard, $450/mo + Dep Call: 395-5855
3815-B MAYFAIR 4BR/3BA, $895
2BR/2BA, $375/MO $250 dep. Call 229-432-7731 or 229-349-0271
LEE CO. 170 Autumn Leaf, 4/2 Split design, Granite/Tile t-out, Custom cherry cabinets t-out, FP, garage, all major appliances, Beautiful Neighborhood. $1225/mo Call 229-344-3215
2805 C Partridge 3BR/1.5BA, $545
LEE CO. 3&4BR/2BA Garage & appl. 435-1327
FOR LEASE, 3BR/2BA, Lee Co, gated community. $1200/mo. 173 Peach Ave. Call 229-343-9000
LEE CO. 4BR/3BA No Pets. $1400/MO Call: 395-2692
LEE COUNTY Duplex, 112 C Winding Way, 3BR/2BA $600. 229-8881904
248 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Rent 1 & 2 BR, $85/wk. with utlities & appliaces, Downtown, 435-7646 1, 2, 3 BR. Furnished, $85/wk. Downtown. Unfurnished $225-$375/ mo, appl., 435-7646 1119 B. University 2br bRICK aPT cha, fireplace, $475/MO + $400/ Dep. Willie G. Mikes Realty 432-2820
4BR/2BA WORTH CH&A, $595 RTO remodeled. 888-2000/881-2000
229-888-5843
MOVE-IN SPECIAL on Dawson Rd across from Merry Acres School, behind Central Baptist Church. 1, 2 & 3BR APTS. CH&A, stove, fridge. 1st Month $399 + $150 dep. GRAFA/ HUD accepted. 229-886-4337 L/M
LEE CO. 14x70 on private lot $585/ mo. $585/Dep. NO PETS 229-4389297 LRG. 3BR/2BA Lee, $625, CH&A 888-2000/881-2000
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 229-343-3455. PANAMA CITY Beach Condo, on Thomas Dr. Available NOW. 1BR/1BA, Daily or Weekly. 850-588-9420
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506 S Harding Ave 2 Bd/1 Ba $395 Dep/$395 Rent
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1536 DOUGHERTY AVE, ALBANY, GA
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DOUBLEWIDE, 3BR/2BA, no pets, $550/mo $450 dep. Call 229-5354298
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2 and 3 bedrooms available NOW! Prices $325-$500 ASK ABOUT FREE MONTH! Please call 229-894-3881 211 Pine Bluff Rd Lot 88 Albany, GA 31705 FOR RENT
House 3 bed / 2 bath with sunroom, fireplace 4 bed / 3 bath hardwood floors, granite counters living room w. fireplace, all appliances including dining room, eat-in kitchen stacked washer & dryer included $1200/month $700 / month
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5 outdoor projects that will add value to your home (BPT) - Everyone wants a great outdoor space, but backyard projects can be a lot of work - and in many cases, a lot of money. So it just makes sense to choose projects that will enhance your quality of living for summers to come as well as yield a great return on investment. Here, then, are five value-building outdoor projects that pay off in more ways than one. 1. Add a wood deck Decks are great additions for multiple reasons. They expand your living space outside, creating a useful link between interior and exterior spaces. Wood decks also offer one of the highest returns on investment of any home improvement project. In fact, a wood deck will recoup more than 80 percent of its construction cost when you sell your home, according to Remodeling Magazine's Cost vs. Value report. Composite decking, in comparison, comes up short in terms of ROI. A deck constructed of Western Red Cedar benefits from the lumber's natural rot resistance, low maintenance requirements (you can stain it or let it weather naturally) and its inherent beauty. What's more, Real Cedar lumber comes from certified sustainable forests, so you can feel good about your deck's environmental impact. Visit www.realcedar.com to learn more. 2. Update your landscape lighting Lighting outdoor areas once required lots of wiring and professional installation, but advances in solar lighting efficiency and brilliance have made landscape lighting easy. From uplights that illuminate trees and architectural features, to light strands that provide visual delineation of stairs and railings, a variety of solar lighting options are available. Installation is often as simple as putting a stake in the ground. Plus, it's cost-effective. True,
you may need to make an initial investment in quality solar lights, but you'll save in the long run on electricity. Also, doesn't the idea of a warmly lit backyard space just seem more inviting? 3. Define your seating area Creating an outdoor room that feels like an extension of your home is a winwin. It increases the square footage of your living space, which in turn, increases the value of your property. Of course, choosing the right material is paramount in terms of maximizing your investment. Whether you're designing a fully loaded, outdoor kitchen/dining area or simply installing a pergola with some built-in benches, you need beautiful high-performance products. With that in mind, your best bet is a strong versatile wood such as Western Red Cedar. It's pitch and resin-free, so it readily accepts and holds a variety of
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5. Incorporate raised planters Gardening is a popular outdoor pastime, and building raised planters or beds can make it easier to enjoy a variety of vegetables and flowers throughout the growing season. Planting in raised beds - instead of directly in the ground - affords you greater control over soil quality, moisture and pests. Plus, tending raised beds is easier on the back. For a longer-term investment, choose a durable, naturally rot-resistant material, such as Western Red Cedar. This will ensure your beds are in good shape from season to season. And according to many home renovation experts, it's little landscaping touches like this that can add substantial value to your home. For more outdoor ideas, free building plans and information on Western Red Cedar, visit www.realcedar.com.
Add 1 often-overlooked task to your childproofing plan: Secure your TVs low, stable piece of furniture. And if you aren't using it regularly, consider recycling it." Safe Kids encourages families to include TV safety as part of their childproofing plans by following these tips to help keep kids safe: * Secure your TV. If you have a heavier, box-style TV, make sure you either secure it to a wall or place it on a low, stable piece of furniture that is appropriate for the TV's size and weight.
* Recycle your TV. To find a location near your home that safely and responsibly recycles unwanted TVs, go to www.GreenerGadgets.org. * Secure your flat-panel TV. If you're replacing your CRT TV with a new TV, be sure your flat-panel TV is properly secured with a mount that has a safety certification by an independent laboratory (such as UL, CSA, ETL). For more TV safety tips, visit www.safekids.org.
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2529 Bascom
1548 State Hwy 32 West
$120,000 MLS#133400 3 BD, 2 BA, Immaculate, move-in ready! Closets have custom shelving. Very pretty landscaping. Lots of tile.
$275,000 MLS#133450 3 BD, 2 BA Beautiful home in the country! Top -of -the -line kitchen! Wooded lot w/ barn and 3 storage buildings, Small tractor & zero-turn mower also included
Debbie Satterfield 343-6307 Needmore Properties 439-1837
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3202 RADIUM SPRINGS RD $114,900
2016 PEARL AVE $52,500
124 MORNING MIST DR $138,500
3BR / 2BA 2191 SF MOVE IN READY!! 2 Workshops 15 x 26 Sunroom, Large Family Room
3BR / 1BA 1109 SF Living Room, Open Floor Plan Double Carport, Covered Porch
3BR / 2BA 1531 SF Greatroom w/ Wood Burning Fireplace Hardwod Floors, 2 Car Garage
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MIKE FLYNN 376-2361
DENISE BALLARD 364-0450
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165 KENDAL LANE $159,900
2402 DONCASTER DR $99,900
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3BR / 2BA 1920 SF Gas Fireplace in Living Room Lots of Upgrades, Open Patio
3BR / 1.5 BA 1552 SF Hardwood Floors, Pine Paneling Bonus Room / Den in the Back
3BR / 2BA 1456 SF Hardwood Under Carpet Nice Cedar Closet, Lots of Storage
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WILLIAM JACKSON 344-3029
SUSIE HARDIN 291-3977
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House on 20+/- acres, near Sasser
$282,000 Beautiful 3 BD, 3 BA Log Home on 5.5 acres Cherry Wood Floors, Loft, Open Beams Terrell County - Pond.
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(BPT) - Parents can do a lot to childproof their homes: Put medicine up and away. Place baby gates on the stairs. Put cabinet locks on cabinets. But what about checking their TVs? Injuries and deaths from TV tip-overs happen far too often. Every 45 minutes in the United States, a child is rushed to the emergency room because of a TV tip-over injury, and every three weeks a child dies from a television tipping over. Safe Kids Worldwide has partnered with the Consumer Electronics
Association (CEA) to make homes safer by encouraging families to recycle their old TVs. As part of this effort, Safe Kids and CEA urge parents and caregivers to do a quick check of all the TVs in their home to make sure they are safely secured and properly placed. Heavier, box-style TVs placed on dressers or high furniture can tip over and cause serious injuries, even death, if they fall onto children. "Parents may not think about their TVs when they're childproofing their homes," says Kate Carr, president and CEO of Safe Kids Worldwide. "It just takes a few minutes to look around your home. Check to see if your flatpanel TV can tip over. If you have an older, box-style TV, make sure it is on a