HomeFinder - September 4, 2015

HomeFinder HAMPTON ROADS

A Real Estate Supplement to the Daily Press • September 4, 2015

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• Factors that might hurt a home’s value • 5 DIY projects that can’t wait until next year

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BLEVINGS (401-62) Living Space: 1,471 SF

Levings Parents can cook dinner and still keep an eye on kids playing in the yard. The 1,471 square foot Levings (401-62) is ideal for a family about to purchases their first home, or for a couple close to retirement and wishing to downsize.

Attractive wood siding and a covered walk impart a nice touch as you enter this home. he kitchen is large with plenty of counter space, and since it is just inside the front door, handy for popping in to grab a snack. he open living room and dining room invite entertaining or family gatherings. The optional woodstove adds charm to this area. liding glass doors lead you from the living area to the covered deck for enjoying the warm summer nights and cool fall evenings.

This home has a roomy master bedroom with a double vanity in the dressing area, separating the bathroom and walk-in closet. skylight fills the dressing area with soft, natural light.

The den, with French doors, can be used as a home office, or a guest room, if needed. A full bathroom is located in the center of this floor plan, allowing for easy use by the entire home.

The large two-car garage not only has a side entrance, but direct access into the house via the oversized utility room.

This handy space houses the washer/dryer and a half bath.

The half bath is convenient to those working in the garage or yard as well as those in the home This plan courtesy of Landmark Designs Inc. www.ldiplans.com HOW TO ORDER Study Kit: Send $25 to Landmark Designs Inc., P.O. Box 5625, Eugene, OR 97405. Include the plan number (401-62) and that you saw it in the Daily Press.

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unique, a more traditional interior decor might help the home sell faster.

• Size and style: Another thing to consider when selling a home is its size and style. A home that stands out on the block might be an attention-grabber, but that’s not always attractive to prospective buyers. For instance, a colonial sitting in the middle of a street filled with contemporary homes will stand out, but likely for all the wrong reasons.

It will likely appear dated and out of place, which is something buyers might not want. In addition, if the home is considerably larger or smaller than the surrounding homes, then this could hurt its value.

• Non-conformity: In many

reputation, especially in recent years. Homeowners who live in a neighborhood or development with many foreclosures might find those foreclosed properties are hurting their own home’s value.

Lots of foreclosures could negatively affect a neighborhood’s reputation, which might make a home within that neighborhood less attractive to prospective buyers.

• Appearance: A home’s Nowadays, homeowners looking to sell their homes know it’s not as easy to do so as it might have been a few years ago. A struggling economy has made it difficult for many homeowners to sell their homes for a price they’re comfortable with.

But the sagging economy is not the only thing can make it difficult to sell a home.

In fact, a host of other things, some obvious but some not so obvious, can hurt a home’s value as well.

• Location: A home’s location is arguably its best or worst selling point. A home in a great location won’t be as difficult to sell as a home in a bad neighborhood. But location goes beyond a neighborhood’s

appearance is another obvious variable that might affect its resale value. Homeowners might want their home to reflect their own individuality, but that’s not going to help when the time comes to sell the home. If the exterior paint is out of the ordinary, then it might be wise to choose a more traditional or conservative color before erecting the “For Sale” sign out front.

The same goes for a home’s interior.

If the interior design is especially

ways, conformity is not considered an admirable trait. But when selling a home, conformity could make the difference between a home selling quickly or remaining on the market for months if not years. When shopping for a home, buyers often shop in certain neighborhoods and towns and might see many different homes within a given ZIP code.

Homeowners with homes that don’t conform to others in the area might find it difficult to sell their homes. For instance, homeowners trying to sell a two bedroom home in a neighborhood filled with three bedroom homes might notice their home’s value is not as high as that of surrounding homes, regardless of the neighborhood or how similar the home’s exterior is to surrounding homes.

• Age: Older homes might have character and a sense of nostalgia, but appraisers take age into consideration when determining a home’s value.

And buyers tend to lean toward newer homes for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the feeling that newer homes have far more modern amenities than older homes.

When it comes to a home’s value, there are a host of things that could ultimately increase or decrease that value in the eyes of prospective buyers. SH122778 Source: Metro Creative Connection

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COLONIAL WMBG/ YORK CROSSING BOUNDARY ST~ $695,000! $154,900!

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NEWPORT NEWS BEECHWOOD FARMS $189,900!

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Three bedroom, two bath brick rancher on corner lot with two car attached garage. Replacement windows, upgraded electrical.

NNEWS/HARPERSVILLE AREA~ $175,000!

Three bedroom, 1.5 bath brick rancher on nice big cul-de-sac lot.

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KINGSMILL $439,900!

4BR, 3.5BA Cape Cod w/over 3300 sqft, 1st & 2nd flr MBR. Huge bonus room. Nice big wooded lot.

HAMPTON FOXHILL AREA ~ $199,900!

Beautifully maintained 3BR, 2.5BA Colonial with almost 1900 sqft.

Oversized garage. Many updates!

HAMPTON CARYBROOK ~ $134,900!

Four bedroom, two bath brick front rancher with fenced back yard.

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KINGSMILL $689,900!

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NEWPORT NEWS WMBG WATERFRONT~ The Island WARWICK ON THE JAMES @ Landfall~ NOW $1,199,900! $349,900!

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Amazing price for all this! 5BRs with 5BR Brick Georgian w/5 full & 2 half nearly 3500 sqft! In-ground pool, hot bath, 6262 sqft. Three car garage! tub extensive decking. Two bonus Sun room! 1st & 2nd floor MBRs! rooms, one with wet bar.

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4BR, 3.5 BA home with over 3,000 sq. Room to grow! 3 Br, 2.5 Cape Cod! ft.! Updated kitchen, double sided gas First floor has bedroom and full bath! fireplace w/ water views. Downstairs New wood floors, attached garage and would be a great in-law suite! fenced backyard Great location.

James City County Land~ $89,900

Wonderful .85 of an acre buildable lot with house plans that convey. Cul-de -sac location only a few miles from Colonial Williamsburg!

Waterfront! Boat lovers paradise! $665,000

5 BR, 3.5 BA with Neo-Romanesque revival extraordinary features! Over 5,000 sq. ft! 8 carved fireplaces, mahogany floors on first level, 3 zoned heat & air.

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4BR, 2 full bath Rancher! New carpet, views! $439,000 updated kitchen w/ laminate flooring, 3BR, 2.5 BA twnhse style w/ over freshly painted & large utility room.

3,100 sq. ft. Overlooks the boardwalk, Covered front porch! Convenient to beach & Chesapeake Bay! 1st floor I-64 & Langley AFB! has rec room, full BA & kitchenette that cou a su e couldd be aan in-law suite.

A lot of house for the money! ~ $169,900

4BR, 1.5 BA Brick Rancher! Wood & ceramic flooring, central air, large fenced back yard & attached garage!

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Classic Colonial $219,900

3BR, 2BA – Hardwood floors, large sunroom plus separate utility room.

Corner lot w/beautifully landscaped yard. Only minutes from LAFB & I64

2 BR on a corner lot with a great views of the Chesapeake Bay! Open floor plan, kitchen has granite countertops & ceramic tile flooring. ca attached a ac ed ggarage! a agge 2 car

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Spectacular home in gated community. Easy living floor plan w/ dream kitchen, private master suite.

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summer) and cooling (when winter rolls back around).With EnergyStar 3.0 construction, you’ll enjoy a number of benefits year round, based on: 1. The fact that it is a set of specifications set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ensure lower operating costs for heating and cooling systems that can relate to energy savings of 20-40% over normal construction.

2. Comprehensive air sealing, properly installed insulation and high-performance windows that work together to enhance overall indoor comfort.

3. Reduced home maintenance costs through superior moisture management techniques built into the home so you can concentrate more on the things you want to do and less on taking care of your home.

4. High-efficiency heating and cooling systems to ensure lower operating costs and improved indoor air quality.

5. Independent third party EnergyStar compliance audits and on-site inspections guarantee that every VEI home meets the rigorous EnergyStar 3.0 standards.

If you are looking to make a move, right now is an excellent time to come see Sterling Springs and get into a home before it gets too late into the new school year.There are six models at Sterling Springs that are Move-In Ready right now and four more that are under construction so you can make your move now.

If you’re not ready to make your move yet, VEI Homes is well known for modifying plans on new construction to accommodate a buyer’s specific needs or requests.

For example, if a buyer needs handicap accessibility in their new home, the builder can widen doorways, adjust counter heights and push out walls to increase mobility spaces.VEI Homes has an in-house designer who is available to help make your home the perfect home for you.

It’s the last weekend before the young ones are officially back in school.And even though most kids are probably sad to see the freedom of summer departing, most parents of school-aged children living in York County are excited about the beginning of the new school year. Not because they are eager to be rid of their offspring, but because of the recently released Virginia Department of Education’s results for the 2014-2015 Standards of Learning testing.

The results show that initiatives taken by the York County School Division is paying off in major ways, posting overall improvements in all five of the SOL subject areas: reading, writing, history and social sciences, mathematics and science. Even more impressive is the fact that the scores were in the high 80s to low 90s in every category, besting overall statewide results by several points.And they are looking to improve upon that during this next school year.

In other words,York County is a terrific place for families to live.York County has one of the lowest tax rates in Hampton Roads when it comes to property tax, service charges, sales tax, fees on special services and other taxes. In fact,Yorktown is rated as second in the area (behind Williamsburg) for livability

by areavibes.com, based on low crime rates, high graduation rates, employment, sunny weather and a stable housing market.

In addition,York County is ranked 5th in the state by countyhealthrankings.org, based on factors such as quality of life, health behaviors, clinical care, social and economic factors, and physical environment.

And, according to a recent national survey released by SmartAsset, a financial technology company that tracks national real estate and financial trends, York County is rated as the fifth-happiest county in the entire nation. Yes, in the whole United States.

If you want to be a part of everything that York County has to offer, come take a look at Sterling Springs. Sterling Springs is a

neighborhood of quality homes built by VEI Homes—a locally owned, family operated business that is recognized by buyers as one of the best values in new construction when it comes to pricing, quality, flexibility and providing premium features as standards.

All the lots at Sterling Springs back up to common areas and some lots have the Newport News watershed behind them, so it’s not only a beautiful location, it’s also a very calming setting.The neighborhood is built around three cul-de-sacs without any through-streets and there is a neighborhood playground, so it’s also a well-protected place for kids and families to enjoy the serene outdoors.

Sterling Springs has become such an

incredibly popular choice because of its convenient location close to excellent hospitals and military facilities as well as an incredible selection of shopping, dining, entertainment and educational opportunities, in addition to easy access to Newport News Park. Historic Williamsburg, Busch Gardens, Patrick Henry Mall and Newport News Airport are all just minutes away, yet the neighborhood is surprisingly secluded.

But the true beauty of Sterling Springs is in the living spaces.All of the homes at Sterling Springs are built to EnergyStar 3.0 specifications, which means your home is tightly sealed to ensure good air quality.

Plus, you don’t have to worry about high energy costs when it comes to heating (this

Either way, with eight models to choose from, you’ll be sure to find a home to accommodate your family’s needs.VEI Homes will pay up to $4,000 in buyer’s closing costs when using the builder’s approved preferred lenders—Johnson Mortgage and USAA. For all contracts written in September, you’ll also receive complimentary granite kitchen countertops. Plus, mortgage rates are still low, so now is the time to make that move you’ve always wanted to make. Come for a visit from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m., Friday through Monday. Or call Pat Ford of Mid-Atlantic Residential at 757.268.7229 to make an appointment to see all that Sterling Springs has to offer you and your family.

—By Barrett Baker, a Hampton-based freelance writer

A Quick View Sterling Springs

first- and second-floor master suites, three-and-a-half baths with first-floor master suite luxury bath.

Approximately 3,399 square feet of living space.

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Schools: York Elementary, York Middle School, York High School.

Models: The Staunton—Three bedroom Rancher with two-and-a-half baths including master suite bath.

Approximately 1,890 square feet of living area.

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The Beech—Three stories, four bedrooms, two full baths and two half-baths. Approximately 2,593 square feet of living space (master suite has 3x5 shower).

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The Poplar—Three stories, four bedrooms, two full baths and two half-baths (master suite has 3x5 shower).

Approximately 2,704 square feet of living area.

Starting at $326,900.

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The Maple—Three stories, four bedrooms, two full and two half-baths (master suite has soaker tub and shower).

Approximately 2,904 square feet of living area.

Starting at $339,500.

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baths and two half-baths (master suite has soaker tub and shower). Approximately 2,958 square feet of living space.

Starting at $341,500.

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TRANSACTIONS HAMPTON 19 Channel Lane Subdivision: The Point at Salt Ponds Price: $618,700 Buyer/Seller: Janet and Dennis C. Chartier/Daube (revocable living trust) 2306 Andrews Blvd.

Subdivision: Carybrook Price: $199,900 Buyer/Seller: Donn W. and Monica F. Pike/ICC Worldwide Inc. 318 Orange Plank Road Subdivision: Willow Oaks Price: $199,000 Buyer/Seller: Allen Putnam/Federal National Mortgage Association 602 Lemaster Ave. Subdivision: Foxbridge Price: $173,000 Buyer/Seller: Ronald and Montina Meno/Ricardo Joseph Rendon 23 Rockwell Road Price: $133,700 Buyer/Seller: William A. Brown/Coastal Residential Properties LLC 18 Preston St. Subdivision: Sherwood Park Price: $88,061 Buyer/Seller: Mastr Asset-Backed Securities (trust)/Jeremy R. and Heather A. Grubb 1017 Parkside Ave. Price: $86,000 Buyer/Seller: Tara R. Johnson/Jacqueline R. and Rayner Freeman

Recent area home sales

94 Clifton St. Price: $75,000 Buyer/Seller: Allen L. and Nadia R. Freeman/ Barbara J. Corbett

11129 Country Way Price: $396,177 Buyer/Seller: Darrell R. and Pamela P. Hargrave/ Roy Neill Kempton

12 Virginia Ave. Subdivision: Watson Price: $152,000 Buyer/Seller: Phillip Davis/W. C. Sawyer

1347 Queen St. Price: $70,000 Buyer/Seller: Ernestine Pleasant/US Bank Trust NA

21287 Woodland Road Price: $373,900 Buyer/Seller: Lawrence C. Brush/Walter W. Strode

12251 Smiths Neck Road Price: $140,000 Buyer/Seller: Sarah N. Watts/Raymond J. Barlow

418 Cedar Drive Price: $66,500 Buyer/Seller: Thomas Mares/Federal National Mortgage Association

500 Pagan Road Price: $365,000 Buyer/Seller: Herman W. Bunch Jr. and Roberta H. Bunch/Sherry M. Lovelace

12959 Nike Park Road Price: $139,900 Buyer/Seller: Katherine W. Jones/James M. Lea Jr. and Patricia G. Lea

7 Mitchell Road Price: $49,400 Buyer/Seller: Mazal 712 LLC/Neal A. Rosenbaum 424 Benthall Road Subdivision: Buckroe Gardens Price: $43,250 Buyer/Seller: ABC Housing LLC/Bernard Frank Smith Jr. 228 Libby St. Subdivision: H Libby Price: $40,000 Buyer/Seller: Next Level Property Investments LLC/Steven J. and Kathleen S. Speropoulos 1309 Quash St. Price: $27,000 Buyer/Seller: Johnnie B. Bonds/LSF8 Master Participation (trust) 9 Lucinda Court Price: $16,250 Buyer/Seller: Joseph L. Robinson/Ray Antoine and Lora (and others)

ISLE OF WIGHT

1402 Adams Circle Subdivision: Oak Grove Price: $80,000 Buyer/Seller: Joel R. Fortune/Aurelia Dean Parker (estate) (and others)

207 Founders Pointe Trail Price: $505,000 Buyer/Seller: John K. and Ethel Lange/Paul and Senel Snider

17 Ramsey Court Subdivision: Wilken Park Price: $78,000 Buyer/Seller: Phipps Property Preservation LLC/Mark John L. and Erin M. Jaca

101 Ryder Subdivision: Cypress Creek Price: $472,000 Buyer/Seller: Cory G. and Anila Brown/Brett D. and Tammy L. Moyes

306 Beach Road Price: $76,250 Buyer/Seller: David Johnson/LSF9 Master Participation (trust)

203 Troon Subdivision: Cypress Creek Price: $420,000 Buyer/Seller: Rowland W. and Gale C. Taliaferro/ Stephen J. and Donna M. Conrad

108 Commerce St. Price: $356,450 Buyer/Seller: Gerald M. McCullen/Sophie P. Richman 428 Brewers Creek Lane Price: $282,000 Buyer/Seller: Darrell and Kimberly Gilliam/April M. and Scott R. Donnelly 13461 Ponderosa Lane Price: $281,000 Buyer/Seller: Scott A. Reilly II/Davin Harnois 249 Lane Crescent Price: $275,000 Buyer/Seller: Julia L. Reedy/Federal National Mortgage 340 Main St. Price: $269,500 Buyer/Seller: Beverly Hunter/Joanne McCandlish 520 Shoreline Road Price: $210,000 Buyer/Seller: Gary D. and Cynthia Greene/ Christine H. Wallace 12065 Comet Road Price: $180,000 Buyer/Seller: Kristi N. and Ronald W. Jenkins/ Roland and Gale C. Taliaferro 1418 Creekway Drive Subdivision: Lawnes Point Price: $179,851 Buyer/Seller: Bank of America, NA/Bharat J. Patel and Tushar U. Gaijar 14399 Carroll Bridge Rd. Price: $160,000 Buyer/Seller: Jarrod W. and Jamie L. Saunders/ Kelly Ann Wirsching

2114 King James Court Price: $86,700 Buyer/Seller: Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. First Franklin Mortgage Loan (trustee) (trust)/Jason C. and April Houston 17349 Woodland Drive Price: $85,000 Buyer/Seller: Duane Sparks/McRental LLC

NEWPORT NEWS 2 Island View Drive Subdivision: Plantation West Price: $1,000,000 Buyer/Seller: Mark F. and Holly A. Hager/ Robert J. and Donna M. Pusateri 626 Snug Harbor Lane Subdivision: Woolley Family Price: $615,000 Buyer/Seller: Steven > and Julie T. Back/Scott E. and Cynthia Davis 129 Sandpiper St. Subdivision: Shore Park Price: $350,000 Buyer/Seller: Julie R. and Charles L. Evans Jr./ Arthur L. and V. Diane Trench 958 Drivers Lane Subdivision: Players Choice Price: $274,900 Buyer/Seller: Samanatha J. and Ricky E. Massey Jr./Christophers R. and Racie P. Hutchens 38 Elm Ave. Subdivision: Warwick On James Price: $265,000 Buyer/Seller: Ryan and Rachael S. O’Donnell/ Allen W. and Amanda R. Baker

118 Wendfield Circle Subdivision: Bayberry Price: $249,900 Buyer/Seller: Brenda P. Rowe/Virginia Enterprises Inc.

706 Dresden Drive Subdivision: Ivy Farms Price: $130,000 Buyer/Seller: Bao H. Le/ Virginia Housing Development Authority

708 Prescott Circle Subdivision: Village Green Price: $235,000 Buyer/Seller: Cory A. and Elizabeth A. Shawver/David M. and Linda L. Pape

1009 Arnold St. Subdivision: Kenilworth Farms Price: $116,000 Buyer/Seller: Unitedd Leasing Corp./John M. Barrett

131 Traverse Road Subdivision: Bayberry Price: $215,000 Buyer/Seller: Hannah I. and George M. Balchin/ Justin and Amanda Colburn 242 Ashridge Lane Subdivision: Summerlake Price: $205,000 Buyer/Seller: Stephan C. and Brooke Cates/Ryan N. and Tollie F. Tanner 62 Anchorage Drive Subdivision: Bentley Terrace Price: $205,000 Buyer/Seller: Benjamin J. Kaufman and Denisse A. Rois/Scott R. Rumpf 120 Gawain Drive Subdivision: Camelot Village Price: $200,000 Buyer/Seller: Jon, Janene and Gerringer/Barbara A. and David R. Call 90 Church Road Subdivision: Romel C Deloatch Price: $200,000 Buyer/Seller: Dawn K. and John E. Charles and III/George Ronan 448 Winterhaven Drive Subdivision: Winterhaven Price: $185,000 Buyer/Seller: John Sargent and Jr./Andrew L. Tynes and Jr. 221 Rockingham Drive Subdivision: Beech Lake Estates Price: $135,000 Buyer/Seller: Amy M. Jones/Joshua K. and Michelle L. Walls

457 North Ave. Subdivision: North Newport News Price: $110,000 Buyer/Seller: Hung Huynh/Sonya B. Terry 44 Sycamore Ave. Subdivision: Ward K Price: $48,000 Buyer/Seller: Vinost Investment LLC/Secretary of Veterans Affairs 2911 Madison Ave. Subdivision: Ward 2 Price: $26,000 Buyer/Seller: Derrick D. Boyd./U.S. Bank (trust) 1601 Rolfe Place Subdivision: Stuart Gardens Price: $21,800 Buyer/Seller: Joel R. Fortune/Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

WILLIAMSBURG 210 Lewis Burwell Place Subdivision: The Village at Quarterpath Price: $218,888 Buyer/Seller: Victoria Chuen-Yi and Elizabeth O. Fong and William Yung-Chang/Christina A. Stolen 192 Cutspring Arch Subdivision: Claiborne Price: $205,400 Buyer/Seller: Mario A. Peters/Larry J. Kohmescher 2133 Henry St. Subdivision: The Oaks Price: $174,000 Buyer/Seller: David H. Dudley/Mary T. Fry 101 Meredith Way Subdivision: Savannah Green Price: $100 Buyer/Seller: Michael Rauch/RDC Holdings LLC

YORK COUNTY 107 Lord North Court Subdivision: Patriot Village Price: $388,000 Buyer/Seller: Claire H LI/ Constantine Cristescu 217 Rock Creek Court Price: $376,380 Buyer/Seller: Thomas M. and Janet W. Schramel/Adam J. and Dana D. Kadolph 105 Estons Run Subdivision: Overlook Point Price: $375,000 Buyer/Seller: Melissa M. and David J. Edwards/ John R. and Jacqueline S. Glock and York County of 104 Crosspointe Court Price: $353,334 Buyer/Seller: HSBC Bank USA, NA (trustee)/ ALG LLC (substitute trustee) (trustee) 129 Spoon Court Price: $300,000 Buyer/Seller: Hussain Surani/J., Linda R. Dugan Thomas and Thomas J. and Linda R. Dugan 723 Colonial Ave. Subdivision: Queenswood Price: $265,000 Buyer/Seller: Garrett M. and Susan M. Grochowski/Todd J. and Betty A. Krenzer 712 Colonial Ave. Subdivision: Queenswood Price: $257,000 Buyer/Seller: Edwin A. and Shannon E. Martin/ Deborah Darrah (trustee) and Wells Fargo Bank

Recent area home sales

112 Orchard View Price: $199,900 Buyer/Seller: Robert Paul and Reba Nell Wylie/Sherry D. Reagan

3231 St. James Park Subdivision: Greensprings West Price: $599,000 Buyer/Seller: Eric J. and Lori H. Enslen/J G Findlay Inc.

109 Pheasant Wtch Subdivision: Grafton Woods Price: $165,500 Buyer/Seller: Robin M. Lebo/Van P. and Aimee D. Hutcherson 323 Timberline Loop Price: $155,000 Buyer/Seller: Victor E. and Patricia A. West/Villa Rochambeau LLC 1101 Bridge Crossing Price: $144,000 Buyer/Seller: Patricia M. Yzzi/White Samuel I. PC (trustee) and Wells Fargo Bank, NA

JAMES CITY COUNTY 649 Fairfax Way Subdivision: Fairfax Woods Price: $835,000 Buyer/Seller: Brian T. Farrell/James T. Fang and Terry L. Tang 400 Jolly Pond Road Subdivision: Andersons Corner Price: $765,001 Buyer/Seller: Carl R. and Rhonda A. Burgan/Kenneth M. Kraus 384 Jolly Pond Road Subdivision: Andersons Corner Price: $765,001 Buyer/Seller: Carl R. and Rhonda A. Burgan/Kenneth M. Kraus

1724 Founders Hill S. Subdivision: Founder’s Hill Price: $560,000 Buyer/Seller: Paul C. and Margaret A. Sullivan/Dorothy A. Kretzer (trustee) 4192 Haymarket Lane Subdivision: Greensprings West Price: $487,500 Buyer/Seller: Douglas L. Smith and Lisa Herstrom/Distinguished Homes Inc. 216 Castlerock Subdivision: Fords Colony Price: $487,500 Buyer/Seller: Christopher and Anne Collins/Barry Paul Polsky (trustee) and Myra Ra

7 Higginson Court Subdivision: Fords Colony Price: $435,000 Buyer/Seller: Nick R. and Kristy Louridas/Gary A. Korkowski and Patricia A. Vangalen-Korkowski

121 Holly Road Subdivision: Steers Hollybrook Price: $295,000 Buyer/Seller: Paul S. Membrino and Alicia F. Lincoln/Michael R. and Beverly S. White

35 Yeardleys Grant Subdivision: Yeardley’s Grant Price: $432,000 Buyer/Seller: William J. Fallon/Gary Earl Meyers

1502 Braemar Creek Subdivision: Braemar Creek @ Greensprings Price: $272,000 Buyer/Seller: Kevin Bresnahan/Eric J. Enslen

4159 Wiffet Way Subdivision: Colonial Heritage Price: $393,000 Buyer/Seller: Wade Henderson Weisman Sr./ Jeffrey V. and Cherie E. Saly

6020 Allegheny Road Subdivision: Longhill Station Price: $260,000 Buyer/Seller: Old Point Trust and Financial/Craig S. Connors

3512 Longwood Drive Subdivision: Bent Tree Stonehouse Price: $380,000 Buyer/Seller: Craig and Jennifer Connors/Robert L.; Jones III and Laura Leigh

128 Thomas Dale Subdivision: Fairfax Woods Price: $445,000 Buyer/Seller: Nickolas C. Coiner/William Jbarbara Blain Fallon

104 Burwell Court Subdivision: Tazewell’s Hundred Price: $370,000 Buyer/Seller: Jeffrey K. and Shams-White White/Katheryn Lovell and Manuel O. Sanz

1303 Eaglescliffe Subdivision: Eaglescliffe Condominiums Ford Price: $444,000 Buyer/Seller: Myra Rae Polsky (trustee)/Teodulo B. Remandaban and FE M Remandaban

9915 Tupelo Tree Court Subdivision: Lisburn at Stonehouse Price: $339,000 Buyer/Seller: Stephen J. Legawiec and Megan Davison/Alla Graudina Webb

5404 Foundation St. Subdivision: Foundation Square Price: $259,900 Buyer/Seller: Lyndi N. Fedele/Foundation Square LLC 4555 Beacon Hill Drive Subdivision: Villages at Powhatan Price: $215,000 Buyer/Seller: Miles A. Casey/Jeanine K. Stefanucci

204 Nina Lane Subdivision: Kristiansand Price: $187,000 Buyer/Seller: Deutsche Bank National Trust Co./ Robert and Cynthia Fryar 39 Spring E. Subdivision: Season’s Trace Townhouses Price: $157,000 Buyer/Seller: Katherine E. Wone/Giuseppe and Susan L. Antognozzi 2702 Ayrshire Reach Subdivision: Braemar Creek @ Greensprings Price: $156,500 Buyer/Seller: Lucille M. Christie/Randy Marlin Johnson 5337 Gardner Court Subdivision: Chisel Run Townhouses Price: $143,000 Buyer/Seller: Sean F. Coffey/Vera H. and Homer R. Underwood 9215 Richmond Road Subdivision: Joyce G Ward Subdivision Price: $87,500 Buyer/Seller: P W Development Inc./Phillip W. and Kathryn B. Fitzhugh

9031 Cocos Path Subdivision: Michelle Point Price: $200,000 Buyer/Seller: Robert M. Reneau/Michelle Point LLC

142 Highland Subdivision: Fords Colony Price: $70,000 Buyer/Seller: David W. and Natalie L. Lees/ James R. and Mary K. Madigan

520 Spring Trace Subdivision: Season’s Trace Townhouses Price: $187,000 Buyer/Seller: Erik P. and Erin K. Levandowski/Stephen J. Legawiec

4815 John Tyler Hgwy Subdivision: Map 47-2 Acreage Parcels Price: $48,400 Buyer/Seller: Stephen Martin and Kenneth I. Heath/Thomas Wallace

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Are you afraid your chances to complete a DIY project this year are over because colder temperatures are coming? If you are, the good news is there’s no need to worry. You still have plenty of time to tackle that outdoor DIY project and, if you act fast, even enjoy it for a while before colder temperatures finally set in.

Time won’t stand still for you, however, so get started today on any of these five DIY projects and you’ll be able to enjoy your home’s updated outdoor appearance long before cooler temperatures push you inside for good.

Here are five projects you can get started on today:

• Close the cracks This is a wonderful time to seal cracks in your driveway before temperature fluctuations can make the damage any worse. Start by cleaning the area and then applying the

• Do that deck Adding a deck to your home has been on your DIY wish list for a while and now’s the time.

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• Liven up the landscape.

Up the curb appeal of your home by adding some new landscape work. Flower boxes or raised planter beds are a great way to introduce new flowers and create spots of color. You can also surround your bushes with new wood shavings or small rocks. And for a simple project that has a big impact, grab the edger and tidy up those boundaries, you’ll be amazed at the results.

• Fortify the fence Fencing your yard provides security and allows children or pets to play outside without you having to constantly watch them. However, if you find metal fences look too industrial, you’ll want to pursue wood fence options. Budget-friendly

ProWood fencing is produced in several styles of convenient, prebuilt panels as well as individual fence pickets. For an even more attractive fence, use ProWood Dura Color. It’s color-treated fencing that retains a natural cedar-tone or redwood-tone color for years. You can learn more at ProWoodDuraColor.com.

• Fire up the fun A backyard fire pit is a great place to congregate and one you’ll enjoy well into the colder season. Adding a fire pit to your home can be as simple or extravagant as you want it to be. If you’re looking for a quick addition, you can purchase a kit at your local home store.

More durable, long lasting options will require you to dig a trench and lay gravel before applying pavers. The option you choose should depend on how much you plan to use the pit, the appearance you’re going for and the time/money you have to spend.

Reinventing your outside space with a DIY project is easier than you think and there’s still plenty of time to do it. So what are you waiting for? Grab your tools, gather your plans and get started today because when the cold finally arrives and confines you to looking out your windows, you want the view to be great.

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proper sealer. The sealer you choose depends on the size of the cracks. You can use concrete patches or paints, caulk, grout or vinyl patches to seal smaller cracks while larger cracks commonly require a combination of cement and grout. Apply the sealing solution to the crack and then let it dry before smoothing it over.

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canned foods that are in packages without dents or bulges. Dents may compromise the can’s seam and let in contaminants, while bulges may indicate improper sealing or processing, contaminating the food inside the can.

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Shop for perishable foods last so you minimize the amount of time they are without refrigeration. If you expect that it will take you longer than an hour to get home, consider transporting foods in insulated bags or a cooler to preserve their freshness.

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innocuous, one never knows when something ominous could be lurking in the foods one has eaten. In many cases, preventing food-related illness needs to begin even before food is brought into the home.

At the store Shop at stores that take proper food handling seriously. Look for clean stores that properly refrigerate foods.

Inspect frozen or refrigerated foods to make sure nothing appears open or tampered with. If food is packed in clear wrapping, check to see that the food does not have a lot of ice crystals, which may mean it thawed out and then was refrozen. Select

Do not leave foods that need to be chilled sitting out for long periods of time. Refrigerate and freeze foods promptly after unpacking them from the store or after a meal is over. When defrosting foods, do not do so on the kitchen counter. Instead, use the refrigerator or run frozen packages under water.

All fresh produce should be rinsed thoroughly before use, even if stores say the foods have already been washed. Produce can retain bacteria from the fields where it was grown.

Also wash the skins or rinds of foods before peeling or slicing, or you may transfer bacteria to the flesh of the food.

Wash and disinfect hands, utensils, cutting boards, and any other surfaces after handling raw meats and poultry. Try to contain juices from meats so they do not get all over countertops. Always use separate utensils for preparing uncooked meats and produce.

Cook foods to the recommended temperature and check with a food thermometer. Keep in mind that some foods may cook unevenly, especially in microwaves. Stir and keep cooking to ensure even heat distribution.

Do not overload the refrigerator and freezer; otherwise they may not chill foods sufficiently. Check that the appliance is working properly.

Avoiding foodborne illnesses requires diligence at the store and at home.

With care, members of the household can remain healthy. LS158372 Source: Metro Creative Connection

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