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vaulted ceiling features a stone front gas fireplace and built-in shelving. Laminate hardwoods in this living space gleam in the natural lighting. Just off the family room is a very large dining area with laminate flooring. There is also a huge sun room with tile flooring and a vaulted ceiling. This sunny space has panoramic views of the backyard and access to the screened back porch. The master suite is very spacious and features a private
bathroom. A double vanity provides his and hers space, and a walk-in closet allows for plenty of clothing storage. Inside the bathroom is a shower/tub combo and a separate toilet room. Two additional bedrooms share a second full bathroom. Each bedroom features plenty of living space and closet space. The kitchen has a breakfast bar and ample counter space for food prep. Located near the entrance to the double garage is the laundry room
and the third full bathroom. Outdoors there is a great inground pool with a diving board. A large workshop on the property is great for anyone who loves to tinker. The entire backyard features privacy fence. If you would like to schedule a private tour of this home or would like more information, please contact Vickie Giles-Griffin of Re/Max of Albany, Inc. at her office (229) 434-1600 or on her cell (229) 894-2424.
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ocated in the Doublegate subdivision, this week’s featured home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. This 2,755 square foot home is situated on more than half an acre. The exterior features a unique contemporary style, and the yard offers plenty of mature landscaping. A large wooden porch on the front provides space for relaxing outdoors or gathering with friends. Here you will also find the front entrance. Inside, a large family room with a
LAKE BLACKSHEAR 669 SMOAK BRIDGE CIRCLE Lake Blackshear, New Custom Custom Built Excellent Location In Crisp Lake Blackshear, New Built Home on Main Lake, 3 Bedrooms, New Construction On The Water, County! 3 bedroom, 2 Ba, Home On Main Lake, 3 Bedrooms,
SCENIC RT.DR 135 ALLEN CHAPPELL 240 240870 FLINTVIEW FLINTVIEW DR 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
$139,900 Call Allan 886-2828
SHELLMAN 943 AYCOCK MILL RD
on 1 Acre, 3 Bedroom, Hardwood Floors, 1400 Square Ft $40,000 Call Kathy 347-8650
3 Full Baths, Dock / Boathouse 80 Feet OnDock Water, Dock / 3 Full Baths, / Boathouse, 12 ft ceilings with antique beams / Boathouse, 1800 Square Old Beams and 12 Ft Ceilings Ft arched doorways
$435,000 Call Chuck 886-2521
$495,000 $335,000 $495,000 CallChuck Allan 886-2828 Call Chuck 886-2521 Call 886-2521
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Warwick, Plantation Style Home With Hardwood Floors and Updates, 3 Br, 2 Ba,1690 Square Ft, on 1 Acre $115,000 Call Vonnice 344-4700
Great Investment In Smithville, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 1744 Square Ft, Built In 2001 $64,900 Call Allan 886-2828
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1600 Square Ft, Sunroom, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, New Dock, Lots Of Privacy $229,900 Call Allan 886-2828
2007 GAIL
Brighton Place Gated Community, 3 Br, 2 Ba, 1652 Square Ft, Garage
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, New Paint and Updating, Carport, 1200 Square Ft
$155,900 Call Kathy 347-8650
$74,000 Call Allan 886-2828
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$85,000 Call Chuck 886-2521
LAKE EUFAULA 203 SUNSET POINT PATAULA CREEK! 160 Feet on Water, Double Decker Dock with Boatlifts, 3 Bedroom, 3 Ba, Over 4000 Square Ft, Must See
$449,000 Call Kathy 347-8650
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Important backyard safety steps for all seasons (BPT) - From building snowmen with the kids in winter to playing fetch with Fido in the spring, your backyard is the backdrop for fun activity all year long. That means safety should be top of mind during all seasons. Just as you take steps to protect your children inside your house, you must be cautious of the dangers outside as well. The first step to keeping your backyard safe is to assess your fence. Fences help protect children from danger, keeping toddlers out of swimming pools, hot tubs and ponds or keeping them in the yard, away from busy traffic or strangers. Fences can also help keep your own pets in your yard, and other animals out. They can reduce your liability by preventing injuries to uninvited guests on your property, or injury caused by escaped pets. "A good weekend winterizing project is making sure your fences and gates are functioning properly and are protected from rust, a destructive force that can render gate hardware useless or dangerous," says Jim Paterson, senior vice president of D&D Technologies, which manufactures gate latches and hinges made of ultra-strong engineering polymers. "In our research, we found that when homeowners consider their fencing needs, rusty metal gate hardware that no longer functions properly or becomes a threat to children was their top concern. Rust-free and
adjustable gate hardware is the simple solution." Seasonal weather, ground settling and other factors can cause a gate to become misaligned over time and not function properly. It's important to have gate hardware that can be easily adjusted to overcome this. TruClose self-closing, tension adjustable hinges are an ideal solution. Some
models are vertically and horizontally adjustable as well. Combined with D&D adjustable, locking gate latches will ensure your gate will always function properly. In addition to checking your fence and gate hardware, consider these backyard safety steps for your home: * Tighten and cover any protruding bolts on swing sets and do not
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LENDER AB&T Nantional Bank 229-434-4555
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attach ropes or cords, which could become strangulation hazards. * Remove old tree stumps and rocks. Level concrete footings to avoid tripping. *Seal wooded features such as decks, swing sets and picnic tables before inclement weather sets in. * Fence in pool and spa areas and ensure your gate is self-closing
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Ceiling revamps: Leave the popcorn to the movies (BPT) - Calling all DIY enthusiasts: Those popcorn ceilings have to go. They don't get much love from homeowners or homebuyers, and they can really bring down the overall look and feel of an otherwise attractive room. Popcorn ceilings haven't really represented stylish home design since disco was on the radio, though they've certainly lingered a little longer. Whether you're interested in a fresh look for your own family or updating your home before putting it on the market, upgrading from a popcorn ceiling is a great investment. As the largest uninterrupted space in any room, the ceiling gives you a golden opportunity to add interest or infuse your personality. Mark Clement, a general contractor and blogger on MyFixItUplife, regularly advises homeowners on the best ways to create the most value and appeal in their home. "Ceilings really do make a greater impact than people realize," he says. "The right choice can help a room soar - but you probably won't get that effect with a popcorn ceiling." "New ceilings are a great update, and with today's options, they're incredibly easy to install yourself," Clement says. "Stylish ceiling details really turn heads, and a new ceiling can
make a dark or uninviting room feel bigger and brighter." But, before you grab your scraper, Clement has a few words of caution about tackling popcorn ceiling removal as a DIY project. "To remove a popcorn ceiling, you have to really be committed to the task. You can certainly do it yourself, but be forewarned that it can create a gigantic mess. You'll want to consider all of your options carefully, from removing to simply covering it up, based on your time and budget. Patience is also a factor!" If you know you want to make a change, but you're not sure of the best way to move forward, here are a few key factors you need to consider when addressing your popcorn ceiling(s): Stains: You can't put lipstick on a pig. Water problems, cracks and other issues that leave blemishes on your ceiling can be incredibly frustrating, especially if you have a popcorn ceiling that makes it difficult to simply paint over. Covering or removing that ceiling allows you to fix the noticeable, distracting blemishes overhead and clear the path for a stylish upgrade. Scraping: Get ready to get messy. Popcorn ceilings don't get enough credit for tenacity, really. Once applied, they're not easy to remove! At best,
you'll be soaking your ceiling with water (and possibly your walls along the way) before scraping the resulting slop off with a drywall knife. At worst, the water won't get through all of your layers of paint, and you'll be breaking out the heavy machinery to sand or scrape through it all, kicking up dust. It's doable, but it's a lengthy process and not for the faint of heart. Cover it up: The easy way to fix ugly. Don't worry though you can always cover up your popcorn ceiling by installing a new ceiling over the existing one. Manufacturers like Armstrong Ceilings have many options: wood planks, metal tiles or patterned panels. How-to videos show how easy it is to install a new ceiling in as little as a day. To our modern eyes, popcorn ceilings definitely look a bit stale, but
the good news is you're not stuck with them. There are a number of options to freshen up your look and turn your ceilings into the fun, festive spaces that match your true style.
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(BPT) - There are so many reasons to love fall. From the brisk breeze and colorchanging leaves outdoors, to prepping for the holidays and watching football inside, there couldn't be a better time to make a few updates around your house. Consider these simple fall home updates to stylishly welcome the season. Paint to please Throughout the year, our walls can undergo stress from energetic kids, furniture moving and everyday traffic. If your home will be busy during the holidays, welcome guests with a newly painted entryway, or, freshen up your family room with a colorful accent wall. Painting is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to transform a room, so embrace the season and try a fall-inspired hue that harmonizes with your existing space like deep emerald green, royal purple or burgundy. Deep, rich paint colors are a top design trend of 2015, so the bolder the better. To achieve the best results, use FrogTape brand painter's tape to attain sharp paint lines. FrogTape is treated with PaintBlock Technology, which seals the edges of the tape, preventing paint bleed. To help incorporate the color of the accent wall into the room, add décor and accessories in similar shades throughout the area, such as new pillows in your family room or a coordinating rug in your entryway. Clever copper accents Group together the season's leaves and branches to create a unique centerpiece, or
place them throughout the house to bring life to your living areas. Crafting with fall foliage is a cinch - simply gather an assortment of thick leaves, either real or faux - and after they're rinsed and dried, spray each side of the leaf with copper paint and leave to dry for a few hours. Line these leaves up along a table runner, string them from your mantle or use them to dress up place settings. To extend the life of your metallic leaves, consider using them as place cards for holiday dinners. Easily allow guests to find their seats in shimmery style by placing printed nametags atop the leaves at each setting. Freshen up the front door Increase your home's curb appeal with a front door refresh just in time for the fall. For starters, give your door a new identity with a distinctive paint color - consider hunter green, colonial red or cognac. The color of your door introduces the world to those who live inside, so choose one that speaks to your family's style. After you've added personality to your door with paint, add a final touch with your family's monogram to the center of the door. If your door is metal, glue magnets to the back of the letters and it will easily adhere to it. Proper party prep During the fall, more time will be spent in the home's entertaining spaces to accommodate holiday soirees and family gatherings. Increase the functionality of this room - whether it's the den, family room, dining room or finished basement - and encourage guests to congregate comfortably
by adding casual seating. Spice things up with a mixture of options; choose decorative stools and poufs, or upcycle vintage chairs with new, reupholstered seats. The style of your chairs can vary, but be sure to coordinate the colors and patterns. When you're not in party mode, stow away the extra seats.
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Wow with a refreshed washroom When decorating for fall, don't overlook the bathroom! A few simple changes can take this space to new heights. Start by swapping out your soap dishes and lotion pumps with new, coordinating options fitting for the season. If
202 OAK GROVE DRIVE 3BR/2BA, Worth Co., 1759 sqft, 3.66 acres, $139,000. D Coleman Realty Group, LLC Dwana Coleman 229-386-4222 MLS# 124980
Classified Ad Deadline: Friday, 10:00 a.m. Classified 888-9333 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
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LEARY, GA. Remodeled Country Home. 2BR/1.5BA, Large Den with fireplace. 1 Acre. Call 229-347-2205 Disstress emergency must sale.
108 Senah Drive, Leesburg. NEW HOME, 4 BR/2BA, gated community, privacy fence, screened in back porch. $161,525 Teresa Cruz 706-424-0496
603 N MAGNOLIA 4BR/4BA, 2917 sqft Unbelievable price! Tri-level home with much to offer, $99,000! PEGGY BROWN 894-4110 COLDWELL BANKER Walden & Kirkland 436-8811
119 ATTWATER DR. Leesburg, 6BR/3BA, NEW Construction, $179,000 Compare at $79 per sq ft. Call 706-424-0496
FOR SALE BY OWNER, PRICE REDUCED: 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
LEARY, GA. Remodeled Country Home. 2BR/1.5BA, Large Den with fireplace. 1 Acre. Call 229-347-2205 Disstress emergency must sale.
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LEE CO, New, 3 & 4 BR, w/garage, F/P & Appliances. Call 229-435-1327 for more Information.
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916 11TH Ave, 3BR/1BA, with detached Apartment, CH&A, fenced yard, Asking $50,000, Accepting all offers, Great Starter Home!!! Call 229-854-4322 EXECUTIVE CUSTOM BUILT HOME 167 QUAIL VALLEY DR. 1 & 1/2 LOTS APPROXIMATELY 43 95 SQUARE FEET. 4BEDROOM 4BATH 229-435-8154 APPOINTMENT ONLY $450,000.
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3BR/2BA, LARGE Living Room, Mobile Home, $25,000. Call 229-4327020 or 229-886-7107 BEST DEALS on New, Used & Repo’d Mobile Homes, Call 229436-7108, 288-8111 or 364-5517
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AFFORDABLE AND priced to sell! This great 3 bedroom, bath brick home offers almost 1700 square feet and is move in ready. Beautiful laminate floors and fireplace in the family room. Kitchen is updated with wonderful Staron counter tops, tiled backsplash and stainless appliances. All bedrooms and bathrooms are very spacious. You will fall in love with the wonder outdoor covered deck equipped with ceiling fans and a salt water pool. Privacy fence and storage building also out back. There’s not much more you could ask for in this great home. Call us to schedule your private tour. $99,900 NORRIS BISHOP REALTY 229-890-1186
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112 SENAH DR., Leesburg, 6BR/3BA, Gated Community, $189,900 Call 706-424-0496
handle, cabinet pulls or hinges and towel racks. The fall season is a great time to revitalize elements of your home as you prepare for indoor holiday entertaining. As you choose updates, make sure they maximize your personal style. For more information on FrogTape products, visit frogtape.com.
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budget allows, replace your everyday towels with new, plush ones in fun fall colors that add a pop of color to the room. Next, add candles with autumn-inspired scents for an aromatic effect that brings the outdoor aura indoors. For subtle changes that go a long way, replace your bathroom hardware including the toilet
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Sunday, September 20, 2015 Homes & 210 Mobile Lots for Sale MOBLIE HOME on a water front lot at Lake Seminoles on West Side of Spring Creek $65,000 Private Dock 1400 sq ft. 334-596-5409
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25.66 ACRES 3 MILES South of Cuthbert on GA Hwy 216, Excellent Location & Terrain. Call 229-357-0563 77Âą ACRES in Lee County, GA. Property located 3 miles east of Leesburg with road frontage on GA Hwy 32 & Maxwell Rd. Mature hardwoods, cropland, 5,000 sq. ft. metal equipment shop/shed with bath, 4â€? well, excellent home sites, abundant deer population. $350,000, SPG 229-4390012, jpeterson@splantations.com WWW.SPLANTATIONS.COM 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 “AUCTIONâ€?, 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
240 Houses for Rent 891 LOVERS Lane, Leesburg, 3BR/2BA 1 acre, $125K 3304 ARISTEDES, Albany, 3BR/1BA, Brick, $600/mo. Sale $75K. 2408 GIBSON Rd, Albany, 2BR/2BA, 1 ac, $550/mo sale $45K 2410 Gibson Rd., Albany, 3BR/2BA, 1 acre, $650/mo Sale $65K HOMES, LOTS, Tracts, SBO PHONE 888-1220 Details and Info WWW.ROGERDSMITH.COM 917 HOBSON St. Albany, 3BR/2BA $650/Dep $650/MO Grafa Approved 229-439-9995 919 HOBSON, 3BR/2BA $650/MO + $650/Dep. Grafa Ok. Call: 229-4399995 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. DRAWDY PROPERTIES for rent 1109-4th Ave & 2609 Costner Ct. $550-595/mo 2BR Townhouses. Call 229-432-0317
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240 Houses for Rent
248 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Rent
LEE CO 104 Flat Ridge, 3BR/2BA, Granite/Tile T-out, Garage, wooden privacy fence, fireplace, all major appl., Family oriented neighborhood, $1125/mo 229-344-3215
HOUSES FOR Rent- No PET Policy.. 4812 Folly Dr. Putney, 3/2ba CHA, $625 Rent and Dep. 610 Tenth 3/1ba, CP, fenced $500 Rent and Dep. NO PETS! 712 8th Ave. Duplex 2/1ba $475 and Dep. NO PETS! 229-3955802 9am-8pm.
2BR/2BA,3BR/2BA WINDING Way, Leesburg; 2BR/2BA, 20th Ave, Albany; 2BR/1BA Cromartie Beach, Albany. Call 229-894-6504. No Pets. No Smoking.
LEE CO. 170 Autumn Leaf, 4/2 Split design, Granite/Tile t-out, Custom cherry cabinets t-out, FP, garage, all major appliances, Larrg Back Patio, Low Utilities, $1225/mo229-344-3215
**HOUSES** 3806 DOMINION 3 BA 2 BR BR 2 1 BA RENT 825 DEP 725 GRAFA APROVED RENT 395 DEP 295 504 POPLAR 2 BR BR 1 1 BA 2 BA GRAFA APPROVED RENT 315 RENT 395 DEP DEP 200 295 **DUPLEXES** 2307-B JIM STOKES 22BR BA BR2.5 1 BA REDUCED GRAFA APROVED RENT 460 DEP 525 360 RENT 625 DEP **APARTMENTS**
FOR LEASE, LIKE NEW 3BR/2BA, Lee Co, gated community. $1200/mo. 173 Peach Ave. Call 229-343-9000
2112 K GORDON 22BR 1/2BA BA BR11.5 INCLUDES SEWER MOVE400 IN SPECIAL RENT DEP 300 RENT 380 DEP 280 2 BR 1 BA RENT DEP 395 607 A495 EUGEMAR 2 BR 1 BA 2 495 BR 2DEP BA 395 RENT RENT 625 DEP 625
LEE CO. 3&4BR/2BA Garage & appl. 435-1327
218 Lake/River/Coastal Prop for Sale 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
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1517 W. 2nd, 3BR/2BA, $750/mo + $750 dep. 343-2175 2304 DOMINION Ct. 4BR/3BA, $895/mo 888-5843 APM 3BR/2BA, 805 Colley Dr. $600/mo. Call 229-347-0186
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248 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Rent 1, 2, 3 BR. Furnished, $85/wk. Utilities Included. Unfurnished $225-$375/ mo, appliances. 435-7646
1203 WHISPERING PINES ALBANY, GA 31707 MORE AVAILABLE WWW.RENTALBANYGA.COM MON-FRI 9AM-5PM DUPLEXES/TRIPLEXES/QUADS 100-C & D Winding Way 3BR/2BA, (SPECIAL) $625/$495
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914 B & C Twentieth 2BR/2BA, (SPECIAL) $550/MO $450 dep.
1008-A N Davis 1BR/1BA, $345, Appl.
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1108 AVE 509 C7TH PARK 3BR $595mth $500 dep 2BR $425mth/ /$425dep 182 EDINBOROUGH 1910 GILLESPIE(LEE) 3BR dep 2BR$1,150mth $495mth // $1,000 $450 dep 131 B TWISTED 1403 6TH PINES AVE (LEE) 3BR $575mth $625mth // $600 3BR $500dep dep
1200 1607 WESTWOOD TAFT DR 2BR $350mth $300 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 B TWISTED PINES (LEE) 5025 BARRINGTON DR 3BR $625mth // $1700 $500 dep dep 4BR $1700mth
915 W. 3rd Ave 2BR/1BA $525
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2304-A DOMINION Ct 4BR/3BA $895
14 WIDE, Furnished 2BR, Spring Flats Rd., CH&A, $400/mo + dep. Call 776-3962
1701-B W Oglethorpe 2BR/1.5BA $395
707-H MOULTRIE Rd. (SPECIAL) 2BR/1BA $335/MO $335 dep.
2, 3, & 4 BR Clean w/AC, $300/ mo and up, $250 deposit Call 4367108
3815-B MAYFAIR 4BR/3BA, $895
2BR, CH/A, appliances, in quiet park. $265/mo $250 deposit. 439-8841.
2211 #14, #2, #9 Gillionville Rd. 1BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $475/MO $400 dep
607-A 3RD AVE 1BR/1BA, $395. Appliances
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2303 Pembroke 3BR/2BA, (SPECIAL) $785/MO $700 dep.
DOWNTOWN ALBANY, 1BR with appliances. $250/mo + $250/mo Flint Realty 888-2290
401 FARKAS 3BR/1BA, (SPECIAL) $495/MO $400 dep.
Medical • Dental Fitness • Insurance Medical Supplies Pharmacy • Tips Education Training
2110 LENNOX #14, 12, 22 2BR/2BA (SPECIAL) $575/MO $500 dep
603 HALEY 3BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $575/MO $475 dep.
2803 Stonewater Drive 3BR/2BA 1,176 sqft. $900.00 per month.
211 EDISON 2BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $525/MO $400 dep.
909 River Pointe Drive 3BR/2BA 2492 sqft. $2000.00 per month
2816 REEVES 3BR/2BA (SPECIAL) $895/MO $800 dep.
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Office space at 1005 Tift Ave, Albany 4 units available 825 sqft. $250.00 per month each 5101 Barrington Dr. 4BR/2BA 2382 sqft. $1,700.00 per month.
2BR/1BA, LEE CO. Near Albany. $500/mo $500 dep. 229-854-0173
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1BR $495/MO and 2br/1½ba $575/ mo NW townhouse, appliances, $400/deposit 229-435-8476
139 Susina Drive 4BR/2BA 2176 sqft. $1500.00 per month.
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.
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506 S Valencia 2BR/1BA $435
315 VALENCIA Dr.. 2BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $450/MO $350 dep.
1536 DOUGHERTY AVE, ALBANY, GA
MOVE-IN SPECIAL FOR THE SPRINGS APT. WE HAVE NICE COMFORTABLE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS W/ 1BATH, IN A CALM NEIGHBORHOOD. 1BR $400 & 2BR $450 229-881-0186
VILLAGE APARTMENTS 3BR/2.5BA Townhome NW Albany. 2507 Nottingham Way, Albany 229-439-8109
608-A N. Cleveland 2BR/1BA $395
208, 210, Cloud Ln 3BR/2BA (SPECIAL) $885/MO $885 dep.
2 Bd/1 Ba $395 Dep/$395 Rent
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RAWSON AREA, 2BR/1.5BA, CH&A, Appliances, Alarm system, $475/mo Flint Realty 888-2290
1015-B Davidson 2BR/1BA $425, Appl, CH&A
614-B HALEY 2BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $450/MO $375 dep.
LEE CO. 3/2 private, $675. 103-A & 107-B Sweetwater. THE WRIGHT Co. 229-435-0654
AUTUMN CREST APARTMENTS NOW LEASING! 887 Forrester Drive Dawson, GA 39842 229-9952708 or 229-928-0258 Applications Accepted at the Site Office - Mondays & Thursdays from 8:00 AM until 5:00 PM BEAUTIFUL WELLAPPOINTED 1 & 2 - BEDROOM APARTMENTS “Housing for age 55 or older� HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHERS ACCEPTED! “The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in real estate related transactions, or in the terms of conditional of such a transaction, race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin. The Federal agency that is responsible for enforcing this law is the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. If a person believes that they have been discriminated against in violation of this law, they should contact the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, DC 20410 or call (800)6699777.� Accessible Units Reasonable Accommodations - TDD RELAY # 1-800-255-0056 (Certain Income Restrictions Apply) COUNTRY PLACE APARTMENTS CALL ABOUT our Specials!! 229-435-4325
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VERY NICE 3BR/1BA, 1728 Jean St., Albany. $525/mo Please Call Joan 229-883-8687 or come by D&D Kitchen Center 604 N Washington St.
1104-B AUBURN 3BR/2BA (SPECIAL) $500/MO $400 dep.
COMMERCIAL LOT for sale. Great Location, 2901 Gillionville Road. Call 229-343-0900
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LEE CO. 3/2BA FENCED BACKYARD NO PETS NO SMOKING $850M/$650D 229-535-4298
1127-B UNIVERSITY 2BR/1BA (SPECIAL) $450/MO $350 dep
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1993 HORTON home 2 bedroom 1 bath on 3 lots spectic tank, well and county water. Lake Blackshear $25,000. 229-376-2135
LEE CO. 3/2 Fenced, $925/mo & 3/2 garage $1200 THE WRIGHT Co. 435-0654
248 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Rent
2BR/2BA, ALL Appliances, $550/ mo $550 dep. Call 229-894-0588 3BR/2½BA TOWNHOME 1370 SQFT, $625/mo $300 dep. NOTTINGHAM APARTMENTS. CALL 229-432-9351
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3214 Saddleleaf Ave. 3BR/2BA 1498 sqft. $1,000.00 per month.
435-1017 Specials on Application & Security Deposits
2531 Brierwood Dr. 3BR/2BA 1269 sqft. $600.00 per month.
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3106 Autumn 3BR/1.5 BA 1217 sqft. $750.00 per month.
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Hunters Mill Shopping Center 2610 Dawson Rd Retail & Office Space. starting at $800.00 per month.
ROOM FOR RENT FURNISHED $265MO NICE NEIGBORHOOD CALL ANYTIME 229-272-8272.
COURT ORDERED REAL ESTATE AUCTION “MARION DAVID GUILFORD ESTATEâ€? 110 + TOTAL ACRES QUITMAN COUNTY, GA. 4"563%": 4&15&.#&3 t ". &45 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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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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Easy, affordable home winterization ideas with big impact (BPT) - Although you may prefer to forget, last winter's subfreezing temperatures may not be an isolated occurrence. Weather experts are already discussing if El Nino and arctic air from a polar vortex will cause colder than normal winter weather throughout the country. Is your home ready to withstand the chill? Smart homeowners are taking time now to prepare their homes for the harsh weather. Winterizing not only helps maintain comfortable temperatures inside, but also helps lower your energy bill. Fortunately, some of the improvements that have the biggest impact are also easy to do and surprisingly affordable.
The average midsize U.S. home has a half mile of gaps and cracks according to www.energystar.gov. Cold air infiltrates through those spaces causing your furnace to work overtime. An easy way to combat the problem is to use Great Stuff(TM) Gaps & Cracks to fill openings around electrical outlets, plumbing pipes, doors, dryer vents and more. Sealing your home takes just a few hours whether you do it yourself or work with a contractor. Visit dowgreatstuff.com/winter ize to learn more. 2. Reverse fan blades Your ceiling fans aren't just valuable during summer - they can help reduce energy costs by circulating warm air that rises to the top of rooms. To ensure your fan is circulating the air
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correctly, you need to reverse the blades. Most modern ceiling fans have a handy switch that controls the blade direction. During the winter, set the blades to spin clockwise to help warm rooms and set to counterclockwise during summer for cooling breezes. 3. Eliminate drafty windows Have you ever felt a draft as you walked by your window? Gaps around windows are a major source of heat loss. Seal out those drafts with Great Stuff(TM) Window & Door Insulating Foam Sealant. This specially formulated low-pressure sealant is easy to apply and insulates the window without bending the frame when properly applied. Another great tip is to open the curtains
during the daylight hours on south-facing windows so the sun can help heat your home naturally. Close curtains when the sun sets to reduce the chill. 4. Install an adjustable thermostat An adjustable thermostat is an effective tool for maintaining a comfortably warm home and cutting heating costs. If you have one but don't have it set, now is the time to learn how. By adjusting the temperature down while you're sleeping or away, you can save plenty of money. In fact, by turning your thermostat back 10 to 15 degrees for 8 hours, you can save 5 to 15 percent a year on your heating bill, according to energy.gov. 5. Tune up your furnace
If meteorologists' predictions are correct, your furnace will be working hard this winter. Make sure it is working effectively and efficiently by scheduling a tune-up now. A qualified technician will check the coils and clean and lubricate important
mechanical parts. Some utility companies offer free checkups to customers, so be sure to ask about your options. In addition to a tune-up, remember to change your furnace filter once a month during the heating season to maintain proper air flow.
8 simple tips to designing safe living spaces for seniors (BPT) - The saying goes, "With age comes wisdom," but oftentimes, it also comes with a new set of physical challenges, such as limited mobility and difficulties with hearing and seeing. That's why when designing living spaces for seniors, whether in an assisted living community or in your life-long home, safety and comfort take a front seat. Certain furniture or design elements in your home that made sense before may no longer be practical. Fortunately, experts share there are many options available to address common aging factors, including increased risk of falling or declining vision. It starts by getting a little creative and designing a living environment that promotes continued independence, with form
and function Andrea Owensby, senior director of Design for Sunrise Senior Living, explains, "Ensuring your aging loved one's safety can seem overwhelming at times, but there are a lot of simple changes you can make to help prevent accidents and improve quality of life so that seniors feel more at ease in their homes." Andrea and her team suggest these tips: 1. Finesse the furniture: Create an open living space with larger pathways between furniture, which allows walkers or wheelchairs to easily maneuver the space. Strategically place larger pieces of furniture so they can be used for balance while moving throughout the room. 2. Think lightweight and sturdy: Furniture should be light enough to
easily be moved, but also needs to be heavy enough that it won't slip out from under someone when they're sitting down or standing up. Having arms on chairs, for example, assists with balance. 3. Take into account shapes: Having round furniture keeps the layout open and protects your loved one from bumping into sharp corners. Switch out round knobs for pulls and levers, which can greatly help those experiencing arthritis. 4. Create an accessible space: Place frequently used items in accessible cabinets and drawers. Keeping items at waist-height eliminates the need to reach high or bend down. This helps to reduce the risk of falls, while promoting independence by encouraging seniors to
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Consider recreating the look of a previous home with fewer pieces, or add a common color scheme in a room to add flow and make the space feel larger. Incorporate accessories that are functional, such as colorful trays or boxes, to conveniently store your favorite items. Top off the room with photos to evoke special memories. Following these tips can minimize the stress of designing a safe space for your aging loved one and help make their living space still feel like home. For more senior-friendly design tips, including an interactive room layout, full-color design guide and more inspiration, visit SunriseSeniorLiving.com /design.
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7. Make it practical: When choosing chairs and couches for a home, style is important but most critical is that the pieces are well-designed and purposeful. Having furniture that is too low, deep, or stiff can make it difficult to get on and off. 8. Leverage lighting options: Using lighting at the right levels for a task can make all the difference. Motion-sensor lights - especially between the bedroom and bathroom - make for easier navigation. Not only is this helping to create a safe environment, you're also being energy conscious! Ensure task areas are well lit to reduce strain on the eyes, and incorporate natural light as much as possible. Finally, a safely decorated home doesn't have to sacrifice style or personal touches.
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do things on their own. Also, putting lamps, microwaves and telephones at armslength eliminates the need to reach and potentially lose balance. 5. Hide your cords: Taping down or tucking away cords eliminates the potential for tripping. The easiest way to do this is to place cords behind and under furniture or along the edges of a room. Visit your local office supply store, which likely offers cable management products. 6. Avoid scattered rugs: Although decorative, area rugs can be a tripping hazard and increase the risk of falls for seniors. Be sure when they are used you purchase rugs that are non-slip and a contrast color to the floor below so they are easier to detect by aging eyes.
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