HomeFinder - December 18, 2015

HomeFinder HAMPTON ROADS

A Real Estate Supplement to the Daily Press • December 18, 2015

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• Six style tips to prepare your home for the holiday season • Organize room by room

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Westport at Ford’s Colony Luxury Homes Privately Situated on 3-acre Homesites In the Heart of Williamsburg

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ANNA (337-070) Living Space: 2,576 SF Sturdy brick trim, along with durable lap siding, project a sense of permanence to the 2,576 square foot Anna (337-070). This is a classic beauty that any growing family would be proud to call home. The handsome exterior is just a prelude to the highly functional interior design.

A covered front porch, welcoming to your guests, will be a favorite spot to spend a summer evening. The long entry leads directly into a big family room brightened by multiple skylights.

Anna

To the left of the entry is a nice cozy living room. Here, with a substantial fireplace to keep things warm, entertaining friends in style will be effortless. Built-in shelves are over the fireplace with a wood box underneath.

The isolated master suite has a spacious sleeping area and a secluded patio for privacy while enjoying the sun. The master suite also has a built-in entertainment center, huge walk-in closet and its own skylit bathroom equipped with a spa and twin basins.

The walk-through kitchen is situated where the cooks in the household will admire the convenience. There are more skylights here, along with two eating bars and all the built-in appliances. The kitchen, for easy serving, is between the raised breakfast nook and the front dining room.

The secondary bedrooms are both quite large, with a full bathroom between. These bedrooms have plenty of closet space and one or the other could easily be converted into guest accommodations, sewing room or den.

An office, with private entrance, is located at the front of the Anna. It has built-in shelves and a closet, but still leaves enough room for a PC, chairs, cabinets, etc. A skylit utility room completes the main part of the floor plan. There is a big sink here and room for a freezer.

The attached two-car garage is fitted with a liberal shop area. For extra storage, the Anna offers an additional 418 square feet of attic space.

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 (337-070) and that you saw it in the Daily Press.

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CONGRATULATES

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6 style tips to prepare

Your home for the

Holiday

season

This luxurious cabin in the woods themed powder room designed by Anne Marie Design Studio weaves in holiday spirit through subtle, eclectic seasonal accessories and floral arrangements. The bathroom features tile and natural stone from The Tile Shop, including a Hampton Arabesque shaped marble wall mosaic, Legno Luce travertine stone wall with a texture resembling real wood grain, Royal Amber mix brushed chiseled small Versailles pattern marble floor and a Movila faux wood ceramic wall featured behind the toilet.

Bored with the whirlwind of red and green decor that inundates every home during the holiday season? This year, more homeowners are thinking beyond the traditional when decorating for winter celebrations. Expert insight into the year’s top decor trends can help anyone create impressive, elegant holiday style with minimal effort.

“Red and green will always be classic, but when it comes to holiday decor, rules are meant to be broken,” says Kirsty Froelich, design director for The Tile Shop.

“Anyone can use inventive color schemes, fun patterns and smart home updates to create spaces that embrace the essence of the season.”

Froelich notes six top trends to keep in

1. Feel festive with florals An easy first step to bring your home into the holiday season is to add festive fresh or dry floral arrangements.

Evergreens and poinsettias always convey the essence of the season, but blooms in hues of rich purple, crisp white and even funky fuchsia will add cheerful energy to any room. A small floral arrangement on a bathroom vanity, for example, adds warmth and color - a particularly nice touch if you’re hosting guests.

2. Beautify with backsplashes Tiling your backsplash is an easy update that instantly upgrades a kitchen or bar space, and serves as a great conversation starter for guests. Start this project in the fall so you have plenty of time to finish before the thick of the holidays. A backsplash also can be a relatively inexpensive project with a stunning impact.

3. Be merry with metallics To create a show-stopping visual effect, use metallics in details throughout your home. Chrome and nickel are hot, and there’s a current resurgence of brass and gold. If you have metal in your backsplash tiles, add a centerpiece in the same metal to tie the entire room together. Keep in mind that less is more.

Thoughtful touches of holiday decor will have bigger visual impact than an overload of figurines and frills.

4. Get jolly with geometric patterns

The fireplace is often a focal point during any holiday.

Designed by KTM Architect, this fireplace renovation has a neutral color palette that integrates seamlessly as holiday decor changes throughout the year. Seasonal embellishments like greenery, accessories and a stunning gold mirror complement beautifully crafted tile patterns to highlight the hearth and facade. Featured product from The Tile Shop includes Multi Smooth Rectified stones (mantel wall), Noir Listello and Noir Honed Travertine (mantel surround) and Capri Mosaic Inserto (floor).

From gift wrap to seasonal fabric, geometric patterns are on trend for the upcoming holiday. A gorgeous geometric tablecloth is the ideal backdrop for a big family feast.

Geometric mosaic backsplashes, like the Penny Round Gloss White Porcelain Mosaic Tile, leave a lasting impression during the holiday season and into the new year. Finally, geometric wrapping paper in vivid colors like teal or chartreuse, make for an extra stylish tree.

5. Wow with window treatments Don’t overlook the potential of your windows when adding holiday pizzazz

to your home. By using fabrics that feature a festive theme or pattern, you can easily create temporary window treatments that bring a space together.

Simply visit your local craft store, pick out a bolt of two of fabric that blends with your holiday aesthetic, and have the appropriate lengths cut. Then simply drape and enjoy.

6. Give your fireplace a facelift A fireplace is the quintessential gathering spot for friends and family during holiday celebrations. A sleek stone makeover will update any drab or dated fireplace into a stylish focal point in your home. Add extra ambiance with candles, flowers and other simple decor on the mantel to make the space feel special.

“There’s no better time to let your home shine than the holidays,” says Froelich. “Adding holiday greenery, a few metallic touches and whimsical window updates will make your home feel festive. Now’s the perfect time to get that tile project done that’s been on the back burner, so you can show off your hard work and the amazing new space to all visitors.”

For more home design inspiration as you prep for this holiday season, view the 2015 Fall/Winter Design Book or visit one of The Tile Shop’s more than 100 showrooms.

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mind when decorating for the holiday season:

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Offering home sites ranging from three to five acres, Westport presents a unique level of privacy in a master-planned community with convenient access to all that Williamsburg has to offer, including Colonial Williamsburg, quality restaurants and shops, and plenty of entertainment venues.

T

he allure of having a Williamsburg address has always been a big draw for many people. Now that attraction is even more attainable thanks to Westport at Ford’s Colony.

Westport is the newest neighborhood in Williamsburg’s premier recreational community. It provides an opportunity for luxury homebuyers to purchase an estate lot in a premium community that is unlike any other in the Williamsburg area.

Offering home sites ranging from three to five acres, Westport presents a unique level of privacy in a master-planned community with convenient access to all that Williamsburg has to offer, including Colonial Williamsburg, quality restaurants and shops, and plenty of entertainment venues.

A featured builder at Westport is Stonehill Homes, a customdesign builder that offers distinctive homes and floor plans ranging from 3,500 to 8,500 square feet. With over 40 years of experience in the building industry, Stonehill has built some of the most prestigious homes in Virginia. When selecting Stonehill Homes as your builder, they will pay up to $5,000 toward your initiation fee to Ford’s Colony One Country Club.

Buyers can choose a lot and design their own dream home with their preferred builder or personalize and design one of Stonehill Homes’ plans with help from the in-house architect

(in accordance with Ford’s Colony’s Architectural Review Committee).

Award-winning designer, Kathryn Salyer Design, is available to help with full design service every step of the way.

Westport is included in the Ford’s Colony Homeowner’s Association and is a member of the Community Association Hall of Fame and has been recognized as the National Community Association of the Year. As part of the gorgeous 3,000-acre Master Planned Community—voted #1 in the country by the American Resort Developers Association—residents have a wide variety of clubs and interest groups to join, if desired. Currently there are 13 committees and 54 clubs and interest groups.

In addition, Ford’s Colony Country Club offers three championship golf courses and three exceptional dining venues. Ford’s Colony also maintains two swim and tennis clubs and 12-plus miles of walking/jogging/biking paths that meander through a 200-acre wildlife preserve. Residents enjoy 24-hour security service, community patrols and a “house check” program.

Are you packing yet?

If you’re ready to move, 3428 Westport is AVAILABLE NOW! Priced at only $975,000, it features five bedrooms, four-and-a-half baths, a three-car attached garage, sunroom,

You don’t have to hire your own designer; the work is already done on 3419 Westport.

3419 Westport is currently listed from $849,000.00. This house has 4800 square feet of finished living space designed by the Award Winning Kathryn Salyer.

Let’s talk about the features. 1st & 2nd Floor Master Suites with walk in shower and soaking tub for the visiting in-laws or guest. Whole house surround speakers for holiday parties.

Rear Screened in porch for the summer bbq. Custom built cabinets by Creative Cabinet Works. 48” range for the cooking enthuisiast.

Finish the lower level to expand this great floor plan to 6800 square feet of finished living space and see even more potentjal.

Media room for the family movie night. Host the family gathering with a large recreation room, bar and kitchenette.

Additional bedroom and bathroom are available. These homes are designed for entertaining.

Westport Quick View

From I-64 West, Take Exit 242-A heading east on Route 199.

Take the Monticello exit and keep left on Monticello. Take a right on News Road and another right on Centerville Road. Westport will be on your left.

Homeowner’s Association Assessments: $427 per quarter for Ford’s Colony Homeowner’s Association (Master Association); $300 per year for Westport Neighborhood Association (Sub Association).

Homes: Homes are inspired by the classic architecture of historic Williamsburg, with stunning Greek Revival, Georgian, Federal and Colonial styles. Lot prices begin at $195,000 for three- to five-acre parcels. Home base prices begin at $625,000.

For more information or to schedule a personal tour, contact Alex Hazelwood or Susan Fournier of Abbitt Realty

Model Home: Located at 3428 Westport, Williamsburg, VA 23188 Open Friday through Monday from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

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Directions: Westport at Ford’s Colony is located on Centerville Road in Williamsburg.

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—By Barrett Baker, a Hampton-based freelance writer PA I D A D V E R TO R I A L

From I-64 East, take Exit 234 toward Lightfoot, heading east on Route 199. Take the Longhill exit off Route 199 and turn right. Turn left at Centerville Road. Westport will be on the right.

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TRANSACTIONS HAMPTON 117 Tanglewood Drive Subdivision: Tanglewood Price: $219,900 Buyer/Seller: Lee V. Thomas/C. Kristen Dulac 4203 Chesapeake Ave. Subdivision: Merrimac Shores Price: $187,000 Buyer/Seller: Clayton M. and Jamilyn C. Holbrook/ Charles B. King (and wife) 11 Northampton Drive Price: $186,500 Buyer/Seller: Jeffrey Held/Ryan C. and Chanelle Y. Holloman 29 Manilla Lane Subdivision: Heartwood Price: $181,934 Buyer/Seller: Bank of New York Mellon/Cheryl E. Carney 27 Northampton Drive Price: $175,000 Buyer/Seller: John B. Mobley/Kevin M. and Laurie J. Duke 122 Sacramento Drive Subdivision: Tide Mill Farms Price: $174,900 Buyer/Seller: Tonnette Gilbert/Mallory Person 219 Island Cove Court Price: $172,000 Buyer/Seller: Marya L. Molette/Katherine F. Mahoney 427 Shoreline Drive Subdivision: Broadshore Acres Price: $161,000 Buyer/Seller: Arnold G. and Chansamone M. Searles/Arnold G. and Chansamone M. Searles 265 Woodland Road Price: $159,900 Buyer/Seller: Paul Michael and Monica St./ Kevin Ryan and Caitlin Gillaspie 1427 Kopek Court Subdivision: Magruder Heights Price: $157,342 Buyer/Seller: Secretary of Veterans Affairs/ Annquinetta C. Moss

Recent area home sales

427 Fort Worth St. Subdivision: Foxbridge Price: $150,000 Buyer/Seller: Jessica Truitt/Keystone Homes Corp.

205 Albany Drive Subdivision: Big Bethel Heights Price: $129,750 Buyer/Seller: Tuan A. Tran and L. Ly Tuong/ Secretary of Veteran Affairs 9 Greenfield Ave. Subdivision: Greenfield Village Price: $121,300 Buyer/Seller: Christopher N. Miller/ Matthew Benjamin Maust Monaco 1701 Rozzelle Road Subdivision: Fordham Price: $110,000 Buyer/Seller: Christopher M. Pedersen/ Helen K. Wray and Katherine E. Hobson 2009 Whitman Place Subdivision: Fordham Price: $90,000 Buyer/Seller: Lawrence J. and Doris J. Cruea/ Keystone Homes Corp.

148 Winchester Drive Subdivision: Winchester Park Price: $86,600 Buyer/Seller: Joel R. Fortune/Lawrence C. Vickrey 924 Aberdeen Road Subdivision: Thornhill Price: $71,000 Buyer/Seller: Bi Chun Chen/Wells Fargo Bank, NA 425 Harrison St. Subdivision: George Booker Land Price: $42,900 Buyer/Seller: Edward W. Patrick/OneWest Bank NA 4 Cornell Drive Subdivision: Cherry Acres Price: $25,000 Buyer/Seller: McKinley Wilkes/McKinley Wilkes (life estate)

1803 Revere Drive Subdivision: Forest Grove Price: $10 Buyer/Seller: Secretary Housing and Urban Development/Wells Fargo Bank, NA

204 Bishop Circle Subdivision: Aspen Woods Price: $271,000 Buyer/Seller: Sundee Kathryn Mullen/Perry Moss Jr. and Belinda G. Moss

ISLE OF WIGHT

217 Lane Crescent Price: $268,500 Buyer/Seller: Kevin R. Poole/Dallas D. and Amey Hollar

351 Pagan Ridge Price: $1,360,000 Buyer/Seller: William B. and Leslie T. Brunt/ Gregory S. Fulcher 156 Talbot Drive Subdivision: Grimesland Price: $590,000 Buyer/Seller: James C. and Dianna P. Yoko/ Barbara B. Richardson 18125 Morgarts Beach Road Price: $515,000 Buyer/Seller: Robert S. and Jacqueline R. Burton/ James C. and Dianna P. Yoko 110 Commodore Lane Price: $410,000 Buyer/Seller: Donna G. Christie/Kermit A. and Alisa Joy Lloyd 18256 Muddy Cross Drive Price: $397,000 Buyer/Seller: Christopher R. and Nancy L. Brewington/Clayton R. Ives Jr. and Carolyn P. Ives 11086 Park Place Subdivision: Gatling Point Price: $354,900 Buyer/Seller: Nathan J. and Beverly Sjostrand/ Kevin M. and Barbara A. Pall 13421 Riverbirch Trail Price: $335,000 Buyer/Seller: Brian K. Williams and Dawson Jacqueline/Erin E. and Chad A. Poro 22294 Tradewinds Drive Price: $300,000 Buyer/Seller: Kendall and Christopher Lanois/ David H. Lahr and Mary Jane 10451 Albert Court Price: $283,000 Buyer/Seller: Adam J. and Ashley M. Kearney/ Nicole and William K. Carter

13655 Track Lane Price: $229,900 Buyer/Seller: Kelly and Cheri Hubbs/Carol A. Johnson 6013 Blackwater Road Price: $229,000 Buyer/Seller: Adam L. and Elisabeth N. Culpepper/Pamela J. Edwards 10606 Smiths Neck Road Price: $229,000 Buyer/Seller: Harold D. Tynes/Bradford J. and Ralph Suggs 139 Sykes Court Price: $195,000 Buyer/Seller: Ashleigh N. Kennedy/Real Properties LLC 9161 Whispering Pines Trail Price: $184,800 Buyer/Seller: Wortley J. Beechboard/William Alan Jones 1201 Wilson Road Subdivision: Grimesland Price: $143,000 Buyer/Seller: Sherry B. Jones, Linda B. West, John H. Babb Jr. and Barry W. Babb/Anne Williams Pierce 10390 Center St. Price: $125,000 Buyer/Seller: Ernest W. III and Morgan A. Anderson/James Guy Wyatt 6181 Rivers Ridge Lane Price: $95,000 Buyer/Seller: Eric Taylor and June Turner/Reuben R. and Linda C. Lewis 1418 Creekway Drive Subdivision: Lawnes Point Price: $25,200 Buyer/Seller: Curtis R. Sturkie/Bank of America

NEWPORT NEWS 7 Holly Drive Subdivision: Warwick On James Price: $305,000 Buyer/Seller: Haywood J. Skiba and Jessica N. Leggio/Anna Gardner 2 Conway Road Subdivision: Hidenwood Price: $270,100 Buyer/Seller: Meredith and James J. Ainsworth and III/James B. and Joanna D. Crawford 240 James River Drive Subdivision: Warwick On James Price: $243,000 Buyer/Seller: Francis Mroz/Patrick and Gina M. Crudden 2243 New Kent Court Subdivision: Claymill Corner Price: $205,500 Buyer/Seller: Clarence W. Anderson/Nancy M. Hogg 8 Boxwood Lane Subdivision: Eastwood Price: $186,000 Buyer/Seller: Edward Phillips and Jr./Restore America Properties LLC 237 Eubank Circle Subdivision: Beech Lake Est Price: $182,900 Buyer/Seller: Timothy and Lashaun N. Biggs/ Joel Fortune 244 Gena Court Subdivision: Crown Grant Price: $165,000 Buyer/Seller: Ricardo M. Martinez/Ronald Wilson 701 Broad Bay Cove Subdivision: Shoreline Condo Price: $165,000 Buyer/Seller: Diane T. Price/Robert A. and Lynn M. Teravainen 130 Wreck Shoal Drive Subdivision: Bernard Village Price: $163,000 Buyer/Seller: Richard Burke/Kenneth D. Bricker

706 Antrim Drive Subdivision: Ivy Farms Price: $154,000 Buyer/Seller: Daniel M. Palladini/Conrad A. and Margaret J. Doskey 714 72nd St. Subdivision: Newmarket Village Price: $150,000 Buyer/Seller: Charles J. Collins and Jr./Keystone Homes Corp.

724 Dresden Drive Subdivision: Ivy Farms Price: $140,000 Buyer/Seller: Raymond M. Richardson/Phen C. Van Allman 25 Sinton Road Subdivision: Warwick Villa Price: $130,000 Buyer/Seller: Susana I. and Wascar Urena/ Jennifer H. Isaacs 626 Brewer St. Subdivision: Hilton Place Price: $127,700 Buyer/Seller: Jessica F. Watson/Timothy K. Plante 4 Lenora Drive Subdivision: Swansea Manor Price: $110,000 Buyer/Seller: Dana C. and Cynthia D. Light/ Rena L. Slawenski 754 April Lane Subdivision: Ivy Farms Price: $107,000 Buyer/Seller: Elias Amireh/Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. 817 Miller Creek Lane Subdivision: Millers Pond Condo Price: $102,950 Buyer/Seller: Lynda Norris/Wells Fargo Bank 55 Crutchfield Drive Subdivision: Warwick Lawns Price: $90,000 Buyer/Seller: Dalin Keo/ Shelia A. Brown 723 22nd St. Subdivision: Ward 2 Price: $69,900 Buyer/Seller: Angelia E. and Alexsie E. Branch/ Claudine H. Whitehurst

Recent area home sales

656 30th St. Subdivision: Ward 2 Price: $28,000 Buyer/Seller: Mer Real Estate LLC/Balmore Fuentes

37 Ridge Road Subdivision: Ridge Place Price: $155,000 Buyer/Seller: Erik E. Vaught (and wife)/Scott C. Exas

POQUOSON

YORK COUNTY

6 Merritt Drive Subdivision: Heritage Cove Price: $535,000 Buyer/Seller: Chirstopher S. Robinson (and wife)/Jeffery G. Hill (and wife)

105 Charter Drive Subdivision: Patricks Landing Price: $625,000 Buyer/Seller: Joseph C. Jr. and Joyce L. Ritchie/C. and Joy C. Phillips Bruce (trustees)

247 Cedar Road Subdivision: Cedar Landing Estates Price: $350,000 Buyer/Seller: John McShane (and wife)/ Kristen J. Phillips

143 Wynne Road Price: $510,000 Buyer/Seller: S C S Properties LLC/Joel R. and Delaine G. Fortune

6 Hopkins Court Subdivision: Wythe Creek Plaza Price: $240,000 Buyer/Seller: Nicholas L. Magnum/Lemuel W. Evans Jr. (and wife) 5 Amos Circle Subdivision: Messick Terrace Price: $172,000 Buyer/Seller: Adam P. Bonaventura/Michael A. Pecoraro (and others) 11 1/2 Freeman Drive Subdivision: Freeman Gardens Price: $160,000 Buyer/Seller: Benjamin Alan Hicks/Douglas E. Hopkins

102 Charles River Landing Road Subdivision: Queens Lake Price: $446,250 Buyer/Seller: Branch Banking & Trust Co./ Commonwealth Asset Services LLC (substitute trustee) 500 Marks Pond Way Subdivision: Oaks at Fenton Mill Price: $426,000 Buyer/Seller: Christopher R. and Stephanie Neary/ 119 Lance Way Subdivision: Greenlands Price: $410,000 Buyer/Seller: Jung Hee Kim/Kevin J. and Stacey Posey

110 Yardarm Court Subdivision: Creekside Landing Price: $260,350 Buyer/Seller: Joel R. Fortune/Secretary of Hud 208 Bacon St. Price: $257,500 Buyer/Seller: Mario C. and Constance Buffa/ York County 595 Catesby Lane Price: $239,000 Buyer/Seller: Christopher J. and M. Neville Stocker/Carl W. and Patricia D. Lewis 109 Dogwood Court Subdivision: Marlbank Farm Price: $221,000 Buyer/Seller: B T & C M Properties/York County 106 Sheppard Drive Subdivision: Bruton Glen Price: $161,595 Buyer/Seller: Secretary of Va/Kurt A. and Cathleen M. Bradley 610 Maple Road Price: $33,563 Buyer/Seller: Keystone Homes Corp./Willie P. Sr Brown (estate)

JAMES CITY COUNTY 114 Wareham’s Point Subdivision: Wareham’s Point Price: $485,000 Buyer/Seller: J. David Laughlin (trustee)/ Joseph B. and Elizabeth B. Hughes

4112 Tufton Subdivision: The Settlement at Powhatan Creek Price: $445,146 Buyer/Seller: William D. and Corrine E. Vance/ Marque Homes Inc. 4312 Annamary Way Subdivision: New Town Price: $437,500 Buyer/Seller: Kathleen U. Balanis/Daniel L. Dopp and Virginia Stuart 113 Canham Road Subdivision: Steers Boughsprings Price: $425,000 Buyer/Seller: Albert W. Joynes/Wayne P. and Louise E. Leavy 3829 South Orchard Subdivision: The Settlement at Powhatan Creek Price: $421,077 Buyer/Seller: James D. and Marion P. Mullarkey/ NVR Inc.

3739 South Square Subdivision: The Settlement at Powhatan Creek Price: $313,795 Buyer/Seller: Glen and Beverly Cox/NVR Inc. 4023 Windsor Ridge Subdivision: Greensprings West Price: $300,000 Buyer/Seller: Hudgins Frantz LLC/Luz G. Espaillat 3988 Longhill Station Road Subdivision: Longhill Station Price: $270,000 Buyer/Seller: David W. and Michelle C. Bullock/ Curtis G. and Sonia Lemley 126 Cooley Road Subdivision: Indigo Park Price: $265,000 Buyer/Seller: John Aughenbaugh/Simon A. Stow and Caroline E. Hanley

128 Ensign John Utie Subdivision: Spencers Grant Price: $380,000 Buyer/Seller: Edgar A. III and Cindy A. Green/ Busch Properties Incc/O Corporate Tax Department

234 Reflection Drive Subdivision: Mirror Lake Estates Price: $265,000 Buyer/Seller: Jamie N. McEwen/McEwen Development Corp.

172 Old Carriage Way Subdivision: Powhatan Secondary Price: $368,000 Buyer/Seller: Howard J. III and Lacey A. Winters/ Carolyn Dawn Bowman

204 Riverview Plant Drive Subdivision: Riverview Plantation Price: $250,000 Buyer/Seller: Curtis G. and Sonia Lemley/ Richard J. Young (trustee)

3404 Frederick Drive Subdivision: Fenwick Hills Price: $239,841 Buyer/Seller: Secretary of Veterans Affairs/ Steven C. and Marquetta Booker 117 Fall E. Subdivision: Season’s Trace Price: $205,000 Buyer/Seller: Heidi J. Foster/Phyllis Sizoo 100 Grove Heights Ave. Subdivision: Grove Area Acreage Parcels Price: $201,990 Buyer/Seller: Matthew Tommaso/Sky Blue Development LLC 4060 Midlands Road Subdivision: The Midlands Price: $75,000 Buyer/Seller: Number Two Properties LLC/US Bank Trust NA 720 Graves’ Ordinary Subdivision: Conference Center Condos Price: $70,700 Buyer/Seller: David William Krancer/David William Krancer 1756 Skiffes Creek Circle Subdivision: Skiffe’s Creek Terrace Price: $70,250 Buyer/Seller: Joel R. Fortune/Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

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Organize

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While resolving to lose weight or quit smoking are popular New Year’s resolutions, many people decide the dawn of a new year is a great time to get organized.

Men and women who want to get organized can consult with a professional organizer or tackle the job on their own, potentially enlisting the help of others in the household.

The holiday season can interfere with one’s ability to stay organized. The arrival of new gifts, decorations decking the halls and overnight guests can make it seem like rooms have been turned upside down. But the end of the holiday season provides a great chance to sort through belongings and start organizing in earnest.

Step 1: Assess the damage.

It can be difficult to get organized without first taking inventory of your home. Go through all of the rooms in the house and decide what your goals for each room are, jotting those goals down as you go.

See if the rooms have more storage potential than you’re utilizing,

Step 2: Set up a sorting plan.

Organizing may involve sorting through belongings and getting rid of things you no longer use. One of the easier ways to handle sorting is to purchase three different containers or make three different piles. The first one will hold items you will keep, the second includes items that can be sold or donated and the last will house items that you will discard or recycle. Separating belongings in this manner can help you stay on task and remove some of the stress from getting organized. Simply move the containers that are no longer needed from the room when you’re ready to organize the remaining belongings.

Step 3: Schedule your cleaning days.

It may take a couple of sessions to get certain rooms clean, so plan ahead for that. For example, you may need a day to sort and toss items, another day to prep the room with organizational enhancements and yet another to put everything back. Separating tasks into manageable sessions will help you reach smaller goals that eventually add up to your larger goal of getting more organized.

Plan project days when you can devote time with few, if any, distractions. You may want to ask a friend or family member to take care of your children or pets for a few hours while you are tackling your tasks. Organizing around the trash pickup schedule can help, too. This way discarded items are quickly out of sight and out of mind.

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Step 5: Reward yourself.

Every time you finish an organizational session or goal, treat yourself to something nice, such as a dinner out or a massage. Choose something relaxing that makes you happy.

Step 6: Repeat the process.

When one room is organized, establish your plan for the next room. Once you see the success that comes from the first room, you can use that as motivation to do the others at your own pace.

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Step 4: Prepare your day.

Have all of your necessary equipment on hand in advance of Day 1. This eliminates having to go on the search for supplies, which can prove distracting.

Make sure you are well rested and have eaten a hearty meal. Set an alarm for how long you want the organizational session to go. If you work until you reach the point of fatigue, you may not be inclined to finish on another day.

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particularly those rooms that are overrun with items.

Storage can include shelves on walls, new furniture or modified closet spaces. Again, jot down your ideas so you can refer back to them later on.

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This publication will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this publication are available on an equal opportunity basis.

To obtain further information on fair housing or to file a housing discrimination complaint, call the HUD toll-free number, (800)424-8590; the VA Fair Housing Office, (804)367-8530; or, on the Peninsula, Office of Human Affairs, (757)245-5642.

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Julie Crist , Associate Broker- ABR, CIPS, SFR

J. Elaine VonCannon, Associate Broker, ABR, SRES

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Katie Hanna, Realtor® Direct:757-525-6369 Office: 757-873-1323 khanna@roseandwomble.com 800 Diligence Dr, Newport News, VA 23606

1030 Loftis Blvd, Suite 200 Newport News, VA 23606 Office: 757-595-8895 Cell: 757-871-2075 juliecrist@howardhanna.com www.williamewood.com/juliecrist

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Timothy J. Meyer, CDPE, Realtor Long and Foster Realtors 5007-E Victory Blvd Yorktown, VA 23693 Cell: 757-342-4357 Office: 757-886-1900

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