SWGA Homes 090615

Sunday, September 6, 2015

FEATURED HOME

197 Hawkstead Dr, Lee

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Article by JENNIFER KING jennifer.king@albanyherald.com

ocated within Lee County’s Holly Plantation subdivision, this four bedroom, two bathroom home boasts nearly 2,200 square feet of living space. A split floor plan design places the three guest bedrooms on the opposite end of the home from the master suite for plenty of privacy! The brick exterior of the home has an executive appearance and is surrounded by lovely landscaping.

The driveway leads to a double garage on the front of the home, and a walking path leads from the drive to the front stoop.

The front entrance opens to a traditional foyer. To the right of the

foyer is the formal dining room. Here you will find laminate hardwood flooring, decorative chair rail, and an ornate chandelier. A double window is topped by an arched window allowing plenty of sunlight to filter into this space. On the opposite side of the foyer is one of three guest bedrooms.

The great room features a rear wall of windows for a sunny atmosphere.

Through these windows you have a lovely view of the screened back porch and the expansive green backyard. A gas log fireplace at one end of the room adds a cozy element to the space.

Nearby, the kitchen features

wooden cabinets, light counters, tiled floors, and white appliances. There is a ton of cabinet storage space for all of your kitchen odds and ends!

Adjacent is the breakfast nook, which overlooks the backyard and provides a casual dining space for daily meals.

An exterior door in the nook leads out to the large screened patio.

The master suite features a master bathroom with handicap provisions.

Inside the master bath, you will find a jetted tub, two walk-in closets, and two pedastal sinks.

On the opposite side of the home, three guest bedrooms share a guest bath that is centrally located. Each

bedroom features a ceiling fan and ample closet space.

The laundry room in this home has a convenient sink. Upper cabinets provide storage space for laundry necessities.

Inside the double garage is a workshop and plenty of storage space.

If you would like more information about this home or would like to schedule a private tour, please contact George Rosso of Century 21 Town & Country at his office (229) 435-6204 ext 104 or on his cell (229) 364-8387.

www.needmoreproperties.com PRICE REDUCED

155 DEER RUN LANE $399,000

5209 N. HWY 112 CAMILLA $245,000

4BR / 2BA 1702 SF Lake Park Schools, Totally Upgraded Stainless Steel Appls, New Countertops

4BR / 3 FULL, 2 ½ BATH 3257 SF Brazilian Cherry hardwood Floors Gunite Pool,sunroom,Fireplace 2.43 AC

7 BR / 5.5 BATHS 5166 SF Spiral Staircase,Blt in China Cabinets 4 BR upstairs, Dressing area & 2 Baths

DANNY BLACKSHEAR 883.6100

KRISTY WINGATE 343.4663

WILLIAM JACKSON 344.3029

MLS# 134294 Owner /Agent

MLS # 133819 Owner/Agent

MLS # 132175

2318 HAWTHORNE DR $114,900

1208 6TH AVE. $67,000

1529 WEBB ST $129,900

3BR / 2BA 1612 SF LR, DR, Den and Updated Kitchen Patio w/grill in Fenced Backyard

3BR / 2BA 1496 SF Cute Home on the Avenues Hardwood floors,Fireplace

3BR / 2BA 1508 SF Large Kitchen w/Black Appliances Sep. LR, Den, Large Deck

DIANNE BARLOW 886.4777

SUSIE HARDIN 291.3977

DIANNE BARLOW 886.4777

MLS # 133942

MLS# 133051

MLS# 132191 278037-1

3 BD, 2 BA Beautiful home in the country! Top -of -the -line kitchen!

Wooded lot w/ barn.

Debbie Satterfield 343-6307 Needmore Properties 439-1837

PRICE REDUCED

333 Ascot Way

30 acres in Terrell County

$269,900 Beautiful 3 BD, 3 BA Log Home on 5.5 acres Cherry Wood Floors, Loft, Open Beams Terrell County - Pond.

$66,000 25 minutes from Albany 13+/- ac in CRP 30 y.o. Planted Pines, 16+/- acres in Mixed Pines/Hardwoods Nice Homesite or Hunting Tract

Debbie Satterfield 343-6307 Needmore Properties 439-1837

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Stephen Griffin 229-881-9748 Needmore Properties 229-439-1837

OPEN HOUSES TODAY S 2- UN 4

2 - SU 4 N pm

Go out Dawson Rd towards Dawson, turn left onto N. Doublegate by the EE-Z Mart, then turn right onto Martindale into Callaway Lakes Subdivision.

Travel W on Hwy 82, left on Hickory Grove Rd.

$355,000 MLS# 133995 4 BR/3.5 BA, 3353 SF Beautiful home in Lee Co w/ many upgrades!

A must see!

JANICE WESTER 869-8822 COLDWELL BANKER WALDEN & KIRKLAND, INC. 436-8811 278430-1

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112 SENAH DRIVE $189,900 5BR/3BA w/bonus room, 2,248 SF New Construction Home! Ready to Move In! Gated community, privacy fence, close to schools TERESA CRUZ 706-424-0496 PLANTATION BUILDERS 229-759-0680

S 2- UN 4

383 MARTINDALE

404 HICKORY GROVE RD

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$235,000 MLS#133450

$214,900 MLS# 132714 4 BR/2.5 BA, 2,500 SF Owner says MAKE OFFER! READY TO SELL! Lrg GR w/ FP, Kit w/ brkfst rm, DR, MBR suite, XL garage, deck, stor blding.

ANN BRUNSON 229-881-5600 RE/MAX OF ALBANY 229-434-1600

To place your Open House call Debi Griffin Multimedia Representative Albany Herald 888-7653

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1548 State Hwy 32 West

Debbie Satterfield 343-6307 Needmore Properties 439-1837

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1703 DEVON DR $139,500

2529 Bascom $120,000 MLS#133400 3 BD, 2 BA, Immaculate, move-in ready! Closets have custom shelving.

Very pretty landscaping. Lots of tile.

2 THE ALBANY HERALD • SWGA HOMES • Sunday, September 6, 2015 • www.albanyherald.com

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Ameris 229-434-4555 Last Update 02/20/15

Colony Bank 229-436-9000 Last Update 12/30/14

Flint Community Bank 229-903-1400 Last Update 09/03/15

Northside Mortgage 229-878-1499 12844 NML 166305 166418 28262 Last Update 08/14/15

Regions Mortgage Inc. 229-434-6817 Last Update 06/28/15

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135 ALLEN CHAPPELL Super Great View On Acre Lot Lake Blackshear! 2600 Square Ft, 129 Feet On The Water, 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, Modern Kitchen With Tile Floors, Quartz Counter Top With Granite Top Island, Very Nice Boathouse And Dock, Sunroom Tiled, Large Master Br With Large Bath And Glass Shower

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5 simple design tricks to revamp your home (BPT) - Whether you've just moved into a home or you've lived there for years, it might be time for a design tune-up. While many may think tackling their home décor takes a bundle of time, money and expertise, it doesn't have to be so frightening. You don't need to spend a fortune or go to design school to breathe a little life into your home.

"It's all about simplicity," says Susan Yoder, interior design expert for Clayton Homes. "A little goes a long way when it comes to home décor and living spaces. Only a few simple changes can make a big difference and allow you to create a room you'll be itching to show off to friends and family."

Yoder offers a few of her design tips that will help any homeowner revamp their space: Pops of color. "Nothing livens up a room like a bright pop of color," Yoder says. If you have neutral-toned furniture, try sprucing up the room with lamps, curtains and accessories in bold hues. If you're up for a painting challenge, an accent wall is a great way to incorporate color into a space.

Choose your favorite color from a throw pillow or wall-art piece in the room to pull the look together.

Varying textures. A room tends to get boring when it focuses on only one

texture, so it's important to create a sense of balance. Try varying the fabric types on your sofa and curtains. Add in some metal or wooden accents to draw the eye around the room.

You can even play with lighting to reflect off certain objects and create visual interest.

Antique feature.

Choose an antique or unique piece of décor to be the inspiration for the room. This could be a rug, lamp, chair or even a chandelier anything that gets you energized and motivated. Get creative and run with the theme it creates. Or if your style is more on the modern side, an antique object will stand out among your contemporary décor.

Symmetrical yet functional. The furniture collection in a room should form a restful, symmetrical layout. It's all about balance. There should be between three and 10 feet between

each seat. Additionally, instead of pushing each piece up against the wall to create more space, give your furniture a bit of breathing room a few inches from the wall. This makes the room appear open and airy.

Clutter-free organization. Getting rid of clutter is a grand challenge for most homeowners. When you decide to take on the mess, drawers and cabinets are your best friends. Take

some time to go through your belongings and decide what to keep, donate or throw away. Store any leftover items that can cause clutter in an organized, out-of-sight area.

Use these tips to revitalize your space and you'll be ready to confidently host gatherings and enjoy your home instead of shying away from your living space.

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5 over-the-top outdoor improvements for DIYers BPT) - A beautiful backyard has become a suburban status symbol much like a brand-new car in the driveway. Upgrading your outdoor space is not only uplifting, it's practical, too. A great backyard expands your living space, enhances your enjoyment of your home and can boost resale value.

Anyone can plant some flowers or put in a patio. To truly take your outdoor spaces to the next level, though, look to projects that offer a big "wow factor."

Many are well within the capabilities of most do-it-yourselfers. You can find detailed instructions online, and all the tools you'll need are at your local American Rental Association member rental store. Here are five warmweather projects to turn your backyard into an enticing oasis this spring and summer:

striking than raised beds or containers, consider a vertical garden. Virtually any unadorned outdoor wall can accommodate a vertical garden.

Depending on how you choose to affix plants and containers to the wall, you may need to rent nail guns or construction-grade staple guns.

3. Add an outdoor kitchen Cooking and eating outside are among the great joys of warm weather, and outdoor kitchens are a popular improvement to outdoor living areas.

You have many options for creating an outdoor kitchen, from building a simple frame and sliding a standard gas grill into it, to a more elaborate stone installation complete with an oven and multiple burners. You can save money by using online guides and renting tools to build your own backyard kitchen.

1. Create a fire pit area Metal fire pits and chimineas are available in home improvement stores, but to create a truly memorable outdoor experience, consider building your own fire pit. Rather than simply being another portable accessory cluttering up your outdoor space, a built-in fire pit becomes an ambience-boosting design element in your yard. To create a fire pit, you'll need a good-sized circle of level ground in your yard, tools for digging, stones or bricks for construction, and implements for hauling sand, stone and bricks.

2. Plant a vertical garden Gardening is a popular summer pastime, one that can fill your yard and home with beautiful blooms, lush greenery and nutritious, low-cost produce. If you don't have a great deal of room for a spacious garden plot, or if you want a garden that's more visually

4. Build a dedicated space for napping What's more relaxing than napping in the shade with a soft breeze as your blanket? Constructing a wooden swing, suspended bed swing or a wooden hammock can be an easy weekend project that requires the rental of only a few simple tools. When you're done, you'll enjoy testing the fruits of your labor with an afternoon nap.

5. Set up superior seating Anyone can buy some patio furniture and put it on the deck, but built-in seating takes outdoor relaxation to the next level. Adding built-in seating can be as simple as building a wooden frame along a deck railing and adding plush cushions, or as elaborate as creating a sunken pit from field stone and patio pavers. Look online for inspiration and ideas that will fit with

your space and design tastes.

Whatever project you decide to tackle, renting the tools you'll need is a cost-effective way to get the job done without overspending. Plus, when

you're done with the tools you won't have to worry about finding somewhere to store them. To find a local rental store, visit www.rentalhq.com.

Avoid expensive energy bills with this hot new housing trend BPT) - Imagine being able to heat your home with no more energy than used by a hair dryer turned on low, or even going off the grid altogether.

Thanks to smaller, carefully planned home designs, coupled with a superior insulation system, super energyefficient small homes are growing in popularity.

Once perceived as the housing of commune-living hippies in the 1960s, today's small homes feature exceptional design and comfort.

Although the average size of U.S. homes increased 57 percent in the past 40 years, more Americans are becoming interested in smaller homes designed to make the most of each square foot, rather than just building bigger. This trend is seen in the growing popularity of TV shows like "Tiny House Nation," and dozens of websites and blogs devoted to the small house movement.

Although there is no formal definition for these smaller abodes, The Tiny House Community website considers a home to be "small" if it is under 1,000 square feet, and "tiny" if less than 400 square feet. At the extreme, some "tiny houses" are less than 100 square feet about the size of a camper.

The secret to living smaller is optimizing the available space, and creating areas that are cozy instead of cramped. One key is making use of otherwise wasted space, such as

adding storage under beds or under staircases, and doing away with noncritical features like the great rooms that sit unused in many homes.

Small home designers are able to create a sense of openness and light in the small footprint by including numerous windows or mirrors, as well as other design touches such as lofts and curved ceilings.

In essence, in the smaller spaces there is clear purpose for every element in the home.

"Attention to the small gives character to the whole," says acclaimed architect and simple-living proponent, Sarah Susanka. Susanka is author of the book, "The Not So Big House."

For many small home enthusiasts, the appeal is not only a simpler life in a smaller, un-cluttered home, but also saving money and living green by consuming much less energy. All else being equal, it takes less energy to heat and cool a smaller home than a larger one, but many small homes also use an advanced building technique for high energy efficiency and quick construction - structural insulated panel (SIPs).

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architectural style.

An increasing number of builders in the U.S. specialize in tiny house designs, with many of them offering SIP panel homes. These range from do-it-yourself kit homes up to fully personalized homes. Getting started is simple explains Patrick Sughrue, president of Artisan Tiny House in Vancouver, Washington.

"We use a step-by-step process in which we take one of our templates that's close to what you want and customize it to make it yours."

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Call 706-424-0496 108 Senah Drive, Leesburg.

NEW HOME, 4 BR/2BA, gated community, privacy fence, screened in back porch. $161,525 Teresa Cruz 706-424-0496

LEE CO, New, 3 & 4 BR, w/garage, F/P & Appliances. Call 229-435-1327 for more Information.

137 JACKSON Dr. LEE CO 4BR/2BA $124,500 MLS:134319, Approx 2,098 sq.ft, lg sun room, brick fireplace, home warranty included!

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603 N MAGNOLIA 4BR/4BA, 2917 sqft Unbelievable price! Tri-level home with much to offer!

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218 Lake/River/Coastal Prop for Sale 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

202 OAK GROVE DRIVE 3BR/2BA, Worth Co., 1759 sqft, 3.66 acres, $139,000.

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PRICE REDUCED.... 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. 229888-0775 or 229-349-0381

220 Commercial Property for Sale COMMERCIAL LOT for sale. Great Location, 2901 Gillionville Road. Call 229-343-0900

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240 Houses for Rent FOR SALE BY OWNER: House on 20 Acres near Sasser. 3BR/2.5BA, 2066 sqft, Stocked Pond, 1500 sqft wired workshop & shed. By Appointment only. Call 229-894-6367

240 Houses for Rent 917 HOBSON St. Albany, 3BR/2BA $650/Dep $650/MO Grafa Approved 229-439-9995

COUNTRY LIVING. Home for lease on 5 acres with a barn. Set back from the road, backs up to Nilo Plantation for complete privacy. 3 bed, 2.5 bath.

Attached garage plus carport. Rare property will be available October for minimum 1 year lease. Background check required. $1300 per month, $1300 deposit. No pets. Contact owner for additional photos and video.

617 216-0821 or gp5@prodigy.net.

Brokers welcome.

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3 MILES South of Cuthbert on GA Hwy 216, Excellent Location & Terrain. Call 229-357-0563 29.4 ACRES, Deer & Turkey, in Baconton. Call 229-886-5854 LEE COUNTY, 161.522 ACRES, LOCATED ON MURPHY ROAD (at the Terrell County line). SELLING DIVIDED OR AS A WHOLE, BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES WITH LOVELY PINES, LARGE & SMALL LOTS, SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL, A GREAT RECREATION/DEVELOPMENT FARM. SELLING AT “AUCTION�, OCTOBER 10TH, AT 10:00 am; VISIT www.jdurhamauctions.com fOR MORE INFORMATION OR CALL J.DURHAM & ASSOCIATES, INC., 229.436.2733, FOR A COLOR BROCHURE. G. A. L. #1120 RESIDENTIAL LOT – 3.6 ACRES in gated community in Leesburg, GA, Spring Fed Pond and Community pool. Call 229-343-0900

218 Lake/River/Coastal Prop for Sale 1993 HORTON home 2 bedroom 1 bath on 3 lots spectic tank, well and county water. Lake Blackshear $25,000. 229-376-2135

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1536 DOUGHERTY AVE, ALBANY, GA

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HOUSE FOR Rent. Very nice 3 bedroom 2 bath home located on Lake Blackshear. $950 per month; $950 deposit. NO pets are allowed inside. Call 229-378-0945

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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

1403 AVE 509 C6TH PARK 3BR $525mth $500 dep 2BR $425mth/ /$425dep 182 EDINBOROUGH 1910 GILLESPIE(LEE) 3BR dep 2BR$1,150mth $495mth // $1,000 $450 dep TH 108 B1403 EDGELAKE 6 AVE(LEE) 3BR $575mth $625mth // $500 3BR $500dep dep 1200 WESTWOOD DR 409 #2 RESIDENCE 2BR $495mth $450 dep 2BR $595mth//$500 dep TH 622 11 AVE 1301 A WESTWOOD 2BR $495mth /$450 2BR $525 / $500 depdep 317333 A STATION CROSSING A CREEKSIDE (LEE) 2BR $400dep dep 3BR$450mth $595mth // $500 139 B200 TWISTED PINES (LEE) S. VALENCIA 3BR $500dep dep 3BR$625mth $550mth // $550

1701-B W Oglethorpe 2BR/1.5BA $395

1127-B UNIVERSITY 2BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $450/MO $350 dep

3815-B MAYFAIR 4BR/3BA, $895

2110 LENNOX #14, 12, 22 2BR/2BA (SPECIAL) $575/MO $500 dep 707-H MOULTRIE Rd. (SPECIAL) 2BR/1BA $335/MO $335 dep.

2211 #14, #2, #9 Gillionville Rd. 1BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $475/MO $400 dep

LEE CO. 3/2 Fenced, $925/mo & 3/2 garage $1200 THE WRIGHT Co. 435-0654 LEE CO. 891 Lovers Lane, 3BR/2BA 1 acre, $950/mo $125K DOUGHERTY CO. 3304 or 3414 Aristedes, Albany, 3BR/1BA, Brick, .5 acre, $600/mo. Sale $75K. 2408 GIBSON Rd, Albany, 2BR/2BA, 1 ac, $550/mo sale $45K SBO HOMES, Lots or Tracts, OR LEASE with option 888-1220 WWW.ROGERDSMITH.COM LEE COUNTY Home for Rent. Available now! 3BR, 2.5 baths,carport,storage,screened deck in Brentwood North. Over.5 acre lot.

Fenced yard,new appliances and updated kitchen. Extra large shower, gas logs in the real brick fireplace,and pet friendly. Over 2000 sq ft. $1250.00/ Month, call Alan 229-881-0935

607-A 3RD AVE 1BR/1BA, $395. Appliances 229-888-5843 MOUNT ZION Garden Apartments is now taking applications for 1,2, 3, & 4 Bedroom apartments.

Applications will be accepted Tuesday 09/08/2015 & Wednesday 09/09/2015 from 9:00 am until 12:00 p.m. No phone calls will be accepted. Walk-ins only. *Please bring Birth certificates, social security cards, and photo I.D.’s for all household members* We are an Equal Housing Opportunity STUDIO APT, Mother-in-law house & Rooms FOR RENT. Call Nancy after 4pm. 229-347-3137

HOUSES 115 Marlow Ln. 3BR/2BA, (SPECIAL) $995/MO $800 dep.

401 FARKAS 3BR/1BA, (SPECIAL) $495/MO $400 dep.

2 Bd/1 Ba $395 Dep/$395 Rent

506 S Valencia 2BR/1BA $435

914 B & C Twentieth 2BR/2BA, (SPECIAL) $550/MO $450 dep.

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915 W. 3rd Ave 2BR/1BA $525

2304-A DOMINION Ct 4BR/3BA $895

1104-B AUBURN 3BR/2BA (SPECIAL) $500/MO $400 dep.

2531 Brierwood Dr. 3BR/2BA 1269 sqft. $600.00 per month.

DEPOSIT Is Same As Rent

100-C WINDING WAY 3BR/2BA, (SPECIAL) $625/$495

614-B HALEY 2BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $450/MO $375 dep.

3214 Saddleleaf Ave. 3BR/2BA 1498 sqft. $1,000.00 per month.

Hunters Mill Shopping Center 2610 Dawson Rd Retail & Office Space. starting at $800.00 per month.

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147 McIntosh Rd 3BR/2BA 1719 sqft. $1,200.00 per month.

Warehouse space at 817 Flint Ave, Albany 35’ x 25’ for $250.00 per month; 35’ x 75’ for $650.00 per month.

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Lots & 214 Farms, Acreage for Sale

DUPLEXES/TRIPLEXES/QUADS

5101 Barrington Dr. 4BR/2BA 2382 sqft. $1,700.00 per month.

3BR HOUSE, $400/mo.

CALL 229-854-6656

3BR/2BA, 805 Colley Dr. $600/mo.

Call 229-347-0186

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3502 Royal Scot Rd 3BR/2BA 1,799 sqft. $1,200.00 per month.

DRAWDY PROPERTIES for rent 1109-4th Ave & 2609 Costner Ct. $550-595/mo 2BR Townhouses. Call 229-432-0317

2304 DOMINION Ct. 4BR/3BA, $895/mo 888-5843 APM

3BR/2BA, LARGE Living Room, Mobile Home, $25,000. Call 229-4327020 or 229-886-7107

MOBILE HOME on private land, 3BR/2BA Ready to move in. $60,000.

229-886-7107

2803 Stonewater Drive 3BR/2BA 1,176 sqft. $950.00 per month.

919 HOBSON, 3BR/2BA $650/MO + $650/Dep. Grafa Ok. Call: 229-4399995

1, 2 & 3BR HOMES available.

Call Dean Rentals 229-883-5300

3BR/1.5BA, DEN, No Grafa, $895/ mo $750 dep. Call 229-894-3205

248 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Rent

4010 BORIA ST, Baconton, 3BR/2BA, 2100 sqft, all Appliances, $895/mo $895 dep No DCA, Call 229-881-4317

FOR LEASE, LIKE NEW 3BR/2BA, Lee Co, gated community. $1200/mo.

173 Peach Ave. Call 229-343-9000

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Homes & 256 Mobile Lots for Rent 14 WIDE, Furnished 2BR, Spring Flats Rd., CH&A, $400/mo + dep. Call 776-3962

603 HALEY 3BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $575/MO $475 dep.

2, 3, & 4 BR Clean w/AC, $300/ mo and up, $250 deposit Call 4367108

208, 210, Cloud Ln 3BR/2BA (SPECIAL) $885/MO $885 dep.

2BR, CH/A, appliances, in quiet park. $265/mo $250 deposit. 439-8841.

315 VALENCIA Dr..

2BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $450/MO $350 dep.

2BR/1BA $365/MO $260 dep.

CH&A, No Pets. Call 349-0271 or 432-7731

211 EDISON 2BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $525/MO $400 dep.

DOUBLEWIDE, 3BR/2BA, no pets, $550/mo $450 dep. Call 229-5354298

2816 REEVES 3BR/2BA (SPECIAL) $895/MO $800 dep.

MOBILE HOME, 2 bedroom 1 bath central air and heat not pets, $365 rent and $260 deposit. 229-349-0271 or 229-432-7731

COUNTRY PLACE APARTMENTS CALL ABOUT our Specials!!

229-435-4325 LEE COUNTY Duplex, 112 C Winding Way, 3BR/2BA $600. 229-8881904 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.

Wanted/ 262 Roommate Room for Rent ROOM $400/MO includes WG&L, Internet, CHA, Cable, W&D, Alarm System. College students only. 881-2333

267 Commercial Rentals OFFICE SPACE, 100 Magnolia, 3 Room Office Suite, CH&A. $225 + $200 dep. Call 229-894-2518

SIX ROOM House on Fleming Rd for rent 229-436-2897 or 449-8409

**HOUSES** 2112 JUNIPER 3 BR 1 BA 2 BR 1 BA RENT 600 DEP 500 GRAFA APROVED RENT 395 DEP 295 1200 5TH 2 BR 1 1 BA 2 BR BA GRAFA APPROVED RENT 375 RENT 395 DEP DEP 200 295 **DUPLEXES** 2112-K GORDON BR1.5 1 BA 22BR BA GRAFA APROVED RENT 400 RENT 460 DEP DEP 300 360

248 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Rent 1, 2, 3 BR. Furnished, $85/wk. Utilities Included. Unfurnished $225-$375/ mo, appliances. 435-7646 1BR $495/MO and 2br/1½ba $575/ mo NW townhouse, appliances, $400/deposit 229-435-8476 1BR SMALL, cable, utilities. $135/ wk, $535/mo. + $250/dep, 432-9925 after 6pm.

3BR/2½BA TOWNHOME 1370 SQFT, $625/mo $300 dep.

NOTTINGHAM APARTMENTS. CALL 229-432-9351

**APARTMENTS** 607-C EUGEMAR 22 BR 11 1/2 BA BR BA INCLUDES SEWER RENT 495 DEP 395 RENT 400 DEP 300

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110Âą Total Acres Pine & Hardwood Timber Creek Frontage Excellent Hunting Property Country Home Sites Great Investment Property Minutes to Lake Walter F. George Offered Divided or As A Whole SELLING FROM BARFIELD LAW FIRM 56 Blakely Street, Cuthbert, GA 10 % BUYERS PREMIUM View Property @ www.barfieldauctions.com CALL 1-229-679-2223 FOR BROCHURES

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2005 S. County line (mobile home), 3BR, 2BA, $28,900 711 East Town, 3BR, 1.5BA, $60,000 217 Sunrise, 3Br, 1.5BA, $85,000 208 S. Jefferson (commercial bldg), 3505 SF, $45,000 111 Northampton, 4BR, 2BA, Pool, $180,000 906 Holloway, 3BR ,1BA, $50,000 304 Tremont, 3BR, 1BA, $25,000 1513 10th Ave., 4BR, 2BA $42,500 1216 Mulberry, 2BR, 1BA, $10,000 203 207 Tremont, 3BR, 1BA $15,000 514 Mercer (Commercial C3) 4298 SF, $50,000 2507 Cherokee, 3BR, 1BA $29,700 5305 Fortune (mobile home), 3BR, 2BA, $13,100 3420 Aristedes 3BR 1BA $29,700 3418 Aristedes, 2BR, 1BA $65,000 168 Thomas St. (Camilla) 3BR 1.5 BA $39,220 5601 Ironwood (vacant lot), 3.34 acres, $55,000 203 Flowing Well, 3BR, 3BA, on 17 acres, $106,900 1009 St. Andrews Dr. 3BR 2BA $55,200 ( QG GD\FDUH SRVVLEOH RZQHU ÂżQDQFLQJ 6)

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There are so many ways to make the most of used merchandise and find the things you need. Here are some ways men and women concerned about the environment can look to preowned items to benefit the planet and their pocketbooks.

3110 Graystone Lane - Off Beattie Rd.

1212 Dawson Road Albany, GA 31707

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 House House Duplex 3 bed, 2 1/2 bath 3 bed, 1 bath, large den 3 bed, 2 bath double car garage updated bathroom, all appliances included immaculate new carpet in den DCA accepted completely updated DCA accepted $1,400/month $700 / month $575 / month

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Purchasing used items may be good for the wallet, but such purchases also can benefit the environment. Used items go on sale every day, whether they’re preowned cars or used clothing.

Saving items from landfills prematurely reduces the number of new things that need to be manufactured, saving energy as well as money.

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Garage sales, tag sales, yard sales, and flea markets are great places to find preowned items. Men and women who are both bargain- and eco-conscious can organize their own neighborhood sales where several houses around the neighborhood pool their items for one large sale. Bargain hunters can then peruse the collected merchandise and feel good knowing their purchases are benefitting the environment.

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6 curb appeal boosters that increase your home's resale value (BPT) - Whether you just bought a new home or have lived in yours for years, home improvement seems to come with the territory. It's understandable you want your home to feel like it's your home, which means matching your tastes. That said, it literally pays to think about how much resale value any improvement is likely to bring. After all, it's your biggest investment.

With return on investment in mind, here are six top exterior improvements that not only pay you back, they'll also pay dividends every time you (and the neighbors) gaze at your gorgeous home.

1. Upgrade landscaping - What's one of the fastest (and most affordable) things home makeover shows do to spruce up a house? Put in new plants and lay down fresh mulch. Just a few new flowering plants and shrubs make any home looked cared for.

And that layer of mulch gives a fresh look that welcomes any buyer at your doorstep.

2. Install outdoor lighting - More than just a welcome safety feature, exterior lighting gives your home a warm, inviting glow. Landscape lighting highlights architectural details, spotlights your beautiful new plants (see tip No.1) and helps wouldbe buyers envision relaxing evenings outdoors. The best part? It need not be expensive. You can hire a professional to do a simple landscape light plan. Or go the solar garden light route with a quick trip to your local home improvement store and do it in an afternoon.

3. Add a deck - For outdoor improvements with great ROI, it's hard to beat a wood deck. Not only does wood typically cost less than other materials, it gives a higher return when you sell your home. A wood deck that costs around $10,000 to build gives you back more than 80 percent of that investment when you sell your home, according to Remodeling Magazine's Cost vs. Value report. That's a higher ROI than you'd get with a composite deck, by the way.

And if you're concerned about carbon footprint, here's where wood shines. Plastic composite decks use 15

times more energy than wood decks - and 87 percent of that energy comes from carbon-emitting fossil fuels.

4. Replace siding - Not only does siding protect your home, it's one of the top features that contribute to curb appeal. If your siding is damaged, old and worn, replacing it can add significant value. And if you go with natural siding materials like pine, cedar or redwood, which are today's trends, you add a boost to your home's look that any buyer is bound to notice.

5. Paint - Nothing's faster at improving appearance than a fresh coat of paint. And it's wonderfully affordable if you do the job yourself. Resale tip: go with popular exterior paint colors like white or offwhite, grays, neutrals like putty, warm yellows, or light blues-the colors you expect to see on a well-

maintained home.

6. Replace old windows - If the eyes are the windows into the soul, then windows are the way to let light and soul-nourishing views into your home.

Beyond their beauty, windows also affect your home's energy efficiency. If yours are old and inefficient, consider meeting both needs at once using wood replacement windows. Remodeling Magazine says they return nearly 79 percent of their cost when you sell your home - a higher ROI than vinyl windows.

These are just some of the top ways you can enhance your home's curb appeal and value. For other tips, tricks and trends on exterior improvements and interior design ideas like natural wood pergolas, feature walls and ceilings, visit www.woodnaturally.com.

Tips to make your next DIY home improvement as green as possible (BPT) - If you're thinking about making your next DIY home improvement project "green," but aren't sure how to achieve a balance of eco-friendly and affordability, there's good news.

It's now easier than ever, especially when you do the work yourself with rented equipment and choose salvaged building materials for your project.

As you plan your next home improvement, here are some tips to help you ensure it's as green and cost-effective as possible: * Rent rather than buy. While you probably have a respectable stock of basic DIY tools, some projects may call for equipment you don't have. Rather than buy new, try renting the tools you need. Renting is cheaper than buying new tools, especially if it's a specialized item you may not use again for a while, if at all.

You'll also avoid the hassle of having to store larger tools between projects.

Renting is also green. When you get a tool from a rental company, you're basically sharing with other DIYers in your area, and that means cutting down on the energy use, materials consumption and pollution associated with producing, delivering and selling new tools.

You can find an American Rental Association member store near you by visiting www.rentalHQ.com. * Seek salvaged materials.

When you decide on a home improvement project, one of the first things you consider is what material you'll need. Before you hurry down to the home improvement store or lumber yard, however, consider if you can do your project with reclaimed materials.

Building a patio? Recycled bricks or pavers will do the job just as well as new, they cost less and they impart unique character that REDUCED

you just can't get from new materials. Installing a new wood floor in your family room? Wood flooring reclaimed from an old warehouse or barn not only reduces the amount of construction materials going into landfills, but it can give your floor an authentically rustic and historic flair. A simple online search can help you find suppliers of salvaged building materials in your area. * Reuse from your own home.

You don't always have to buy reclaimed materials from outside sources. Often, you have items in your own home that could be used in your DIY projects. The front walk might need to be redone with level pavers, but the old ones could work great for a backyard fire pit. The lumber from that fence you took down in spring could be turned into decorative seating for your deck this fall. The pedestal sink left over from your bathroom remodel could make a great ornamental birdbath for the garden.

Look for opportunities to reuse items you already have on hand in creative new ways. You'll reduce the amount of waste going into landfills, save money on waste removal fees, and spare the expense of buying new building materials. And don't forget - you'll have extra storage room since you're renting tools, rather than keeping them lying around. * Keep recycling in mind.

Sometimes construction leftovers just can't be reused, but that doesn't necessarily mean they can't be recycled. The rusted tin ceiling you tore out of your 1920s home may never be useful again, but it can be recycled. As you're working on your DIY project, look for opportunities to recycle what you can't use. And if you do have to buy new materials, choose ones that could potentially be recycled some day in the future.

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