HomeFinder - December 25, 2015

HomeFinder HAMPTON ROADS

A Real Estate Supplement to the Daily Press • December 25, 2015

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MARTIN (406-29) Living Space: 2,370 SF

Martin

The Martin (406-29) is a traditional ranch styled home with the covered porch. The garage faces the front of the home and has room for three cars. There is a recycle center next to the back door.

The Martin can be a single story home with 2,370 square feet or can have the optional basement added underneath for an additional 2,247 square feet of living space. The basement contains a good-sized guest suite with a large wall closet. Next to this suite is a full bath with a shower and two sinks, on the wall facing the gigantic recreation room is a fireplace. The recreation room could be divided up to contain an exercise area, a video area, an entertainment theater area, or any other use the imagination can come up with.

The vaulted formal living room is pie shaped, open to the main vaulted family room. The divider between the two is the stairs to the basement. There are four skylights across the family room to give more natural light within. The fireplace is on the outside wall of the master suite with shelves on either side.

The L-shaped kitchen has an eating bar that faces the nook area along with another L-shaped area that contains the range and counter space. The walk-in pantry is across the hall, near the opening to the dining area.

The Martin was designed with two bedrooms on one side and the master suite on the other.

Bedrooms 2 and 3 have wall closets, extra linen closets in the hallway area, and a shared bathroom. Across the hall is the utility room.

There is a sink with a full wall length of counter space for folding clothes. It opens into the garage.

The master suite is vaulted and very open.

The large walk-in closet is across from the main suite door for ease of putting clean clothes away. The bathroom has a spa with a skylight overhead, and an oversized shower.

There are two sinks with a pocket door for privacy between.

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Happy Holidays

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Are you ready for the boxes and packages that are set to arrive under the tree? If your home annually bursts with everything from children’s toys to electronics to clothing, it may be time to take inventory and prepare for the gifts that have yet to find their way into your home.

Before the first strand of garland goes up and before you begin thinking about holiday wish lists, set a plan in motion to reduce what you already have in the house. This project can include the entire family and tie into holiday volunteerism that highlights this season of giving.

There’s a very good chance that your closets are brimming with items that are collecting dust or haven’t seen the light of day in some time. Make these the fist things to go. If something hasn’t been used in a year or more, add it to the donation pile.

Kids’ rooms and play areas may be some of the areas most overrun with belongings. Children are likely to get many new toys and other

gifts throughout the year, so focus most of your energy on these spaces, cutting kids some slack if they don’t want to part with certain items.

If children are reluctant to part with some of their belongings, stress the point that donating helps others who are less fortunate. Involve kids in the donation process, letting them see where their unused clothes and other supplies will go. This can make giving away older toys less traumatic and more personal.

Adults also should pay attention to any belongings they can spare.

Take advantage of holiday donation trucks in the area to clear your home of bulky sweaters, linens, older furniture, or kitchen supplies.

These trucks service some wellknown charities and associations, and items will be appreciated and put to great use.

A little cleaning and decluttering can go a long way toward helping the less fortunate in your community. GG159527 Source: Metro Creative Connection

AGENTS

Buying or selling a home takes time, experience, and knowledge of the local market. When it is time to find the right home, start at the site with the right options www.HomeFinder.com Brenda Mcpherson, Realtor® 720 Thimble Shoals Blvd, Suite 116 Newport News, VA 23606 Cell: 757-715-8111 Office: 757-833-8400 Sell3br@aol.com www.Century21nachman.com

Elizabeth Griffith-Munson, Realtor® Elizab

Joyce O’Neill, Broker, ABR, SFR, MRS

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Judy Sawyer, Realtor Century 21 Nachman Realty 720 Thimble Shoals Blvd, Suite 116 Newport News, VA 23606 Phone: 757.833.8400 Cell: 757.593.5600 JSawyerC21@aol.com www.century21nachman.com

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Direct: 757-817-3747 • Office: 757-873-1323 Dir egriffithmunson@roseandwomble.com 800 Diligence Dr, Newport News, VA 23606

J. Elaine VonCannon, Associate Broker, ABR, SRES

Suzanne Dana, ABR® and Associate Broker

Coldwell Banker Traditions 312 B Lightfoot Road Williamsburg, VA 23188 Cell: 757-288-4685 Office: 757-345-5056 Elaine@cbwilliamsburg.com www.voncannonrealestate.com

Coldwell Banker Traditions Direct line: (757) 814-4200 Email: homes@suzannedana.com Office phone: (757) 229-9595

Darlene Bridgette, Associate Broker, Realtor, ABR, SRES, SFR 2306 Cunningham Drive Hampton, VA 23666 757-251-6046 Office • 757-692-4999 Cell darlenebridgette@gmail.com Bridging the Gap to HomeOwnership

Timothy J. Meyer, CDPE, Realtor

Julie Crist , Associate Broker- ABR, CIPS, SFR

Long and Foster Realtors 5007-E Victory Blvd Yorktown, VA 23693 Cell: 757-342-4357 Office: 757-886-1900

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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Pam Pherson, Realtor Century 21 Nachman Realty 1101 Richmond Rd Williamsburg , Va 23185 Cell: 757.696.2141 Pam4realtor@aol.com www.century21nachman.com

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Featuring fresh fruits, salads, soups and the healthiest and choicest cuts of meats, all meals are reviewed by a dietician so all dietary needs are met for each resident. Specialized diet plans can include low-sodium, low-sugar, vegetarian and other options to provide healthy and tasty meals. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served restaurant style daily, and snacks and juice are also available throughout the day.

Making the decision to move yourself or a loved one to a retirement community can be a very difficult and emotional assessment. But for seniors who are tired of handling household chores and want to spend more time around like-minded individuals and engaging in various hobbies and activities, a retirement community is a wonderful option.

For those who need a little extra help with everyday tasks, an assisted living community is an ideal alternative to having mom or dad at home all day while you’re at work. At an assisted living community, your loved one will have other people around to talk with, there are planned activities, and the staff is available throughout the day and evening to help them with things like taking medicine, meals, getting

dressed or getting to doctor’s appointments.

If the decision is weighing heavily on your head, let Mennowood Retirement Community help take the trepidation out of the thought process and make the transition easier.

Committed to a homelike, non-clinical look and feel, Mennowood was established in 1985 by the local Mennonite community who saw a need for quality senior apartments in Newport News. As the needs of the residents changed, the community adapted and added an assisted living wing, as well as a secured Memory Care center to continue to serve the seniors who call Mennowood home.

“Mennowood is unlike any other senior living community in the

area. It has the look and feel of a home, not a facility,” says Jon Aldridge, Director of Marketing and Admissions at Mennowood.

“With so many friendly faces, made-from-scratch food, cozy rooms and lots of laughter, you can’t help but feel at home here.

And with three decades of service to the area, we have a legacy that you can’t find in many other places.”

Celebrating their 30th anniversary this year, Mennowood is a nonprofit, non-denominational facility with a goal to be a home and family first. Their motto, “The People Make the Place,” can be seen in the work that the staff puts in to bring out the best in all of their residents. In turn, current residents help to bring out the best in new residents.

Residing on land that used to be a dairy farm, the “campus” is a

beautiful and open community.

Although it provides a tranquil and cozy atmosphere, it’s still centrally located near shopping and entertainment venues.

Mennowood offers unique common areas for activities, socialization and relaxation, including a landscaped courtyard and two living rooms with fireplaces. The apartments offer high-quality accommodations that all feature a kitchenette and private bath. Some have private screened porches with access to the courtyard. Major renovations in 2013 and 2015 have brought a warm feel while maintaining a welcoming and homey atmosphere.

As for meals, there is no “institutional” food at Mennowood. Their culinary team prepares all meals in-house, starting from scratch each day.

The team at Mennowood all participate in ongoing training to assure the best care possible is available to every resident.

Residents who need medical care are attended to by registered nurses in consultation with Mennowood’s administrator.

There is a licensed nurse onsite 24 hours a day to respond to medical needs after hours, and there is a manager on duty seven days a week to keep things running smoothly at all times.

There is also a Chaplin on staff who respects and honors the beliefs of each resident and is available to attend to their spiritual needs. There is also a certified, full-time activities director and two assistants, one who specializes in memory care.

Mennowood offers a wide variety of care options ranging from total independence to high-need assisted living, to allow residents to age in place without having to be shifted around to new facilities each time their needs change. All plans are highly customizable to assure peace of mind to residents and their families. There is even a short-term respite stay option to provide a healthy and caring environment for those who are recovering from surgery or treatments.

To see and feel the Mennowood difference for yourself, schedule a tour by calling 757-249-0355.

—By Barrett Baker, a Hampton-based freelance writer

Mennowood Retirement Community 13030 Warwick Boulevard Newport News, VA 23602 757-249-0355 www.mennowood.com Directions: Mennowood is located right off U.S. 60, just past the Oyster Point Shopping Center in Newport News. You can get customized directions on their website by entering your starting point.

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TRANSACTIONS HAMPTON 6 Dornock Court Price: $283,800 Buyer/Seller: Federal National Mortgage Association/Corey M. and Jurea R. Berger 5 Zilber Court Subdivision: Holiday Park Price: $225,000 Buyer/Seller: Gregory V. and Tiffany D. Hardy/John W. Hardy (living trust) 102 Ira Court Subdivision: Granger Court East Price: $210,000 Buyer/Seller: Anthony A. Hunt and Christina Fralick/Mack Constance 111 Fairmont Drive Subdivision: Newgate Village Price: $209,900 Buyer/Seller: Ian M. Kerns/Charles W. and Jewell A. Graham 18 Juniper St. Subdivision: East Hampton Dev. Price: $194,900 Buyer/Seller: Robert Price/Matthew J. Jacobs 1201 Micott Drive Subdivision: Granger Court East Price: $191,598 Buyer/Seller: Bank of America, NA/Tico A. Estes 105 Towler Drive Subdivision: Riverdale Price: $189,000 Buyer/Seller: Michael A. and Tucker-Glenn Glenn/ Horace E. and Priscilla N. Channel 23 Jodys Way Subdivision: Rivervista Price: $185,000 Buyer/Seller: Peter R. Jansen/Robin A. Isman 119 Bonwood Road Price: $185,000 Buyer/Seller: Roger L. III and Stephanie R. Creech/ Ann Batten Obrien 801 Mallory St. Subdivision: Fairmount Price: $180,773 Buyer/Seller: US Bank Trust, NA (trustee)/ Timothy L. Cradle Sr. and Darrell Cradle

Recent area home sales

1902 Seward Drive Subdivision: Fordham Price: $153,000 Buyer/Seller: Brandon Curtis/D&J Development LLC 32 Lundy Lane Subdivision: Todds Colony Price: $152,000 Buyer/Seller: Mary Joy A. Williams/Thelma L. Wren (estate) 490 Whealton Road Price: $125,000 Buyer/Seller: Skylar Krystyne and Watkins Gandee/Ayer Investments Group 6 Charlton Drive Subdivision: Riverdale Price: $114,817 Buyer/Seller: JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA/Marian I. Weber (estate) 4 Fox Grove Drive Subdivision: Fox Grove Price: $105,088 Buyer/Seller: Direct Resolutions LLC/Wells Fargo Bank, NA 1316 West Ave. Price: $104,400 Buyer/Seller: Secretary of Housing and Urban Development/ Christopher J. and Sandie L. Davis 1918 Demetro Drive Subdivision: Carybrook Price: $93,800 Buyer/Seller: Federal National Mortgage Association/Tama Bentley 2003 Nickerson Blvd.

Subdivision: Carybrook Price: $88,000 Buyer/Seller: US Bank, NA (trustee)/Jadonna L. Chandler 14 Marple Lane Price: $75,000 Buyer/Seller: Michelle McRae/OneWest Bank NA 610 Renn Road Subdivision: Washington Gardens Price: $32,000 Buyer/Seller: Mom Maze LLC/CRP LLC

ISLE OF WIGHT 104 Carters Creek Lane Price: $449,000 Buyer/Seller: Stephen L. Cooke/Russ Hohmann Builders Inc. 504 Cannon Drive Price: $345,000 Buyer/Seller: Robert S. and Debra A. Gibson/ John P. and Laurie L. Parker 205 Robinson Way Subdivision: Hidden Acre Price: $300,000 Buyer/Seller: Roger C. and Christina L. Berry/ Jeffrey A. Storm and Mills Carey 3274 South Shore Drive Subdivision: Rushmere Shore Price: $265,000 Buyer/Seller: Amy M. Musick/Clair Leonard R. and Rhonda St. 24326 John Henry St. Price: $258,054 Buyer/Seller: Gonzale Guimoye and Erin E. Phillips/Holland Meadows Inc. 519 Pagan Road Price: $225,000 Buyer/Seller: Thelma Davis Maynard/Ronald Alan Ray 308 Canteberry Lane Subdivision: Waterford Oaks Price: $218,000 Buyer/Seller: Steven J. and Kimberly G. Boone/ Current Homes LLC 3263 South Shore Drive Subdivision: Rushmere Shore Price: $201,500 Buyer/Seller: Frederick Lee Alcock and Rebecca Walker/Larry R. White and M. Larry Sherry (trustees) 207 Monticello Court Price: $162,475 Buyer/Seller: Robert F. Sutherland and Donald L. Russell/Michele D. Levy 206 Jordan Ave. Price: $115,459 Buyer/Seller: US Bank National Association/ Yarborough James B

104 Maple Lane Price: $85,000 Buyer/Seller: Marianne E. Franz/Tyler J. Acree

NEWPORT NEWS 320 Walt Whitman Ave. Subdivision: Port Warwick Price: $405,000 Buyer/Seller: Daniel D. Munn/Thomas W. and Jeanette W. Payne 913 Drivers Lane Subdivision: Players Choice Price: $253,000 Buyer/Seller: Janine M. Derkas/Eleanor U. Barnes 606 Lucas Creek Road Subdivision: Hagley Price: $250,000 Buyer/Seller: Justin K. Walters/Janine M. and Mark A. Derkas and Jr. 729 Lexington Circle Subdivision: Village Green Price: $244,900 Buyer/Seller: Athan J. Papas/Jeremy M. and Meenal D. Dwyer 312 Richmond Circle Subdivision: Hidden Estates Price: $240,000 Buyer/Seller: Joseph R. and Rebekah L. Blount/ Robert E. Doerr 107 Spring Trace Lane Subdivision: Spring Trace Price: $214,000 Buyer/Seller: Michael A. and Kristen R. McDaniel/ Gary D. and Mary S. Hines 963 Nicklaus Drive Subdivision: Masters Kiln Creek Price: $210,000 Buyer/Seller: Thai Quoc Ngo and Thanh Tuyen T. Nguyen/Jennifer Y. White 2409 William Styron Square Subdivision: Melville Condo Price: $180,000 Buyer/Seller: Louis Dean Jr./David W. 7 Nanay J. Current 23 Mammoth Oak Road Subdivision: Mammoth Oak Price: $178,200 Buyer/Seller: Jessica S. Parrent and Daniel I. Kleimen/Roger E. Dick

613 Lafayette Terrace Subdivision: Hudson Terrace Price: $165,000 Buyer/Seller: Joshua D. Black/Nichole M. Deneseus

57 Valasia Road Subdivision: Towne Villa South Price: $189,000 Buyer/Seller: Jason T. Loud (and wife)/Rodney J. Lewis

848 Miller Creek Lane Subdivision: Millers Pond Condo Price: $151,100 Buyer/Seller: Angela M. Prejean/Janice Cermatori and Francis Cermatori

5 Amos Circle Subdivision: Messick Terrace Price: $172,000 Buyer/Seller: Adam P. Bonaventura/Michael A. Pecoraro (and others)

238 Anne Drive Subdivision: Beech Lake Estates Price: $121,400 Buyer/Seller: Carl S. Guinsler/Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

26 Valasia Road Subdivision: Towne Villa South Price: $138,000 Buyer/Seller: Nexgen Investments LLC/2635 Properties LLC

708 Windy Way Subdivision: Windy Knolls Condo Price: $118,340 Buyer/Seller: Rong B. Huxford/Secretary of Veterans Affairs

224 Yorkshire Drive Subdivision: Holly Hills Price: $579,000 Buyer/Seller: Clifton L. and Karen N. Brigham/ Carole M. Miller (marital trust)

602 Woodfin Road Subdivision: Stratford Terr Price: $92,700 Buyer/Seller: Steven M. Wallace/Robert E. Long 9 Pennington Ave. Subdivision: War Realty Pizzeck Price: $62,000 Buyer/Seller: Equity Trust Co./Patricia Graves

POQUOSON 24 Wagner Road Subdivision: Rivercreek Acres Price: $749,000 Buyer/Seller: Angela R. Cochran/Raouf S. Gharbo (and wife) 14 Windy Point Drive Subdivision: Windy Point Price: $292,000 Buyer/Seller: Brandon D. Ratliff (and wife)/ Cendant Mobility Financial Corp.

23 Valmoore Drive Subdivision: Valmoore Est Price: $244,000 Buyer/Seller: Robert Warren Harvey (and others)/Theodore W. Janson (and wife)

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608 Jamestown Road Subdivision: Indian Springs Price: $355,000 Buyer/Seller: Midas Inc./ Trustees of St. Stephen Lutheran Church of Williamsburg Va 239 Quarterpath Road Subdivision: The Village at Quarterpath Price: $267,500 Buyer/Seller: Henry C. Brown and Yunjoo Cho/Frederick A. III and Ashton M. Chappell 280 Patriot Lane Subdivision: Patriot Price: $75,000 Buyer/Seller: Radu Ilea/ Secretary of Veterans Affairs

YORK COUNTY 404 Old Dominion Road Subdivision: Edgehill Price: $365,000 Buyer/Seller: Robert F. and Meiying Martin/ David W. and Kathryn L. Johnson 111 Castellow Court Price: $355,000 Buyer/Seller: Walter J. and Dawn M. Ford/ Peter E. and Jacquelyn M. Prindle

110 Tabb Lane Price: $255,000 Buyer/Seller: Lynn K. Samms/Michael Runner 905 Colonial Ave. Subdivision: Queenswood Price: $233,000 Buyer/Seller: Audrey M. Conroy/Gregory J. and Elaine A. Wells 104 Cotswold Court Subdivision: Highgrove Price: $225,383 Buyer/Seller: Secretary of Va/Bank of America, NA (successor by merger) and BAC Home Loans Servicing LP 106 Coburn Court Price: $174,362 Buyer/Seller: U.S. Bank National Association (trustee)/Recontrust Co., NA (substitute trustee) and ALG LLC (substitute trustee) (trustee) 211 Resolution Drive Price: $158,000 Buyer/Seller: 211 Resolution Drive LLC/ Lillie M. Berrios

Recent area home sales

JAMES CITY COUNTY 3420 Westport Subdivision: Fords Colony Price: $1,015,000 Buyer/Seller: Marco Q. Pescara (trustee)/ Meridian Land Holdings LLC 108 Gleneagles Subdivision: Fords Colony Price: $650,000 Buyer/Seller: Stavroula K. Gailey (trustee)/Gail R. Dubrow 5200 Scenic Court Subdivision: Lake Powell Pointe Price: $580,000 Buyer/Seller: Lewis A. Avery (trustee)/T. W. and Vicki R. Clarke 4103 Powhatan Secondary Subdivision: Powhatan Secondary Price: $565,225 Buyer/Seller: Alan and Lisa Bradshaw/NVR Inc.

109 Abigail Lane Subdivision: Tazewell’s Hundred Price: $460,000 Buyer/Seller: Charles W. and Ann B. Boppe/ William James Wallis (trustee) and Joan Wallis

18 Yeardleys Grant Subdivision: Yeardley’s Grant Price: $394,000 Buyer/Seller: Judith M. Kirshner and Gila Svirsky/ Joseph F. and Christine M. Ammirati

141 Great Glen Subdivision: Fords Colony Price: $275,643 Buyer/Seller: U.S. Bank National Association/ Robert M. and Deborah S. Wallbillich

4201 Colonies Crossing Subdivision: Powhatan Secondary Price: $445,000 Buyer/Seller: Donald Ray Ball and Katherine Ann/Miguel and Irma C. Langebeck

2797 Lake Powell Road Subdivision: Map 48-1 Acreage Parcels; Price: $342,500 Buyer/Seller: Scott M. Giordano and Heather M. Mason/Anthony Thorn Sr. and Julie Ann

516 Richmond’s Ordinary Subdivision: Conference Center Condos Price: $250,000 Buyer/Seller: Robert T. and Shelly N. Fitzgerald/ Susan A. Friedman

3508 Robin’s Way Subdivision: Fieldcrest Price: $439,000 Buyer/Seller: James A. Wood Jr. and Sarah G. Wood/Robert L. Dawson Jr. and Carol N. Dawson

3505 Fieldcrest Court Subdivision: Fieldcrest Price: $314,000 Buyer/Seller: Warren C. Jones/James A. Wood Jr. and Sarah G. Wood

5305 Palmer Lane Subdivision: Ironbound Village Price: $217,500 Buyer/Seller: Philip Ludtke/Hiralkumar and Jasmine Desai

108 Great Glen Subdivision: Fords Colony Price: $425,000 Buyer/Seller: Anthony P. and Candice L. Ruvolo/ David Johnson Builder LLC

105 Green’s Way Subdivision: Browning’s Grant Price: $300,000 Buyer/Seller: Nicholas Kapuni Sablan/John E.; Bush Jr. 4825 Bristol Circle Subdivision: Westray Downs Price: $288,077 Buyer/Seller: Suntrust Mortgage Inc./Andrew L. and Mischelle L. Trigo

3474 Westham Lane Subdivision: White Hall Price: $193,500 Buyer/Seller: Carissa M. Trifone/Leatrice J. Claiborne 4112 Votive Price: $193,000 Buyer/Seller: Antoinette Byrd/NVR Inc.

104 Allyson Drive Subdivision: Old Stage Manor Price: $179,900 Buyer/Seller: Sandra R. Johnson/George M. Beringo 951 Pheasant Run Subdivision: Seasons Trace Price: $174,500 Buyer/Seller: Robert E. Weathers/Emilie E. Wisniewski 1009 Queens Way Subdivision: Lafontaine Condos Price: $113,100 Buyer/Seller: Selene Finance LP/Taylor R. and Kevin M. Gunn 3004 South Court Subdivision: Springdale Price: $65,000 Buyer/Seller: Sky Blue Development LLC/David P. Stanford (trustee) and Donna G. Stanford 3112 Ridge Drive Subdivision: Laurel Ridge at Stonehouse Bank Price: $41,000 Buyer/Seller: Julie A. Maddox/John N. and Kristine M. Dahl

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Any real estate agent will tell you great bathrooms help sell homes.

But what if you’re not planning to sell any time soon and still want to have a memorable, attention-grabbing room? Start by upgrading your shower; it’s the heart of creating an amazing bathroom.

A relaxing shower at the end of a tough day is one of the fastest, most effective ways to unwind. And an invigorating shower in the morning can set the stage for a positive day.

No other element in the bathroom provides a better chance to pamper yourself with luxury, while still serving a vital, practical purpose.

Creating a custom shower experience — tailored to your tastes and needs — doesn’t have to be as pricey as you think. Showers are actually among the least costly parts of the bath to upgrade. Nor does it have to involve extensive renovation. A few simple changes can help you achieve a top-notch shower experience without taking a bath on costs.

1. The power of the showerhead The showerhead is, of course, the heart of the shower. Simply replacing a utilitarian showerhead with one that features multiple settings can be a major step up, but why stop there? Manufacturers like Danze, Inc. offer an array of showerheads and accessories that make changing a showerhead the quickest (and possibly easiest) way to transform your shower experience.

Multi-spray, single-spray, rainfall, shower arms and hand showers can work together in virtually any combination you choose.

Showerheads can be mounted on the wall or ceiling, depending on the model you choose, and many Danze showerheads feature air injection technology that provides a powerful spray even when water pressure is low (or strictly regulated).

Various models are water efficient, so while you’re doing something for yourself, you’re also helping the environment

2. Showering with light and sound Light and music have a powerful effect on mood, so it makes sense to incorporate their emotional impact into your shower experience. Shower lighting now goes way beyond a single recessed canister light set in the ceiling above the shower. Dimmable lighting allows you to control the amount of light stimulation — from low and relaxing to bright and invigorating. Ceiling-mounted chromatherapy lights use the color spectrum to further enhance mood in your shower.

Cables of LED lights at the top

or bottom of a shower enclosure can accent the space and provide gentle, low-level light. Sconces and overhead lighting can help fully illuminate the shower when needed.

Waterproof radios first introduced Americans to the idea of musical accompaniment to their shower experience. Now it’s possible to plug your iPod into your home’s audio system and stream your favorite music directly into the bathroom.

If your home’s not that hightech, you can still listen to your tunes in the shower by simply adding portable and waterproof speakers in the bathroom. These Bluetooth enabled speakers let you stream the music directly into the shower.

3. The perfect resting spots Seating in the shower is no longer just for older folks. Stylish,

portable shower seats now make it possible to rest while you’re relaxing in the shower.

You can also opt for a wallmounted seat that folds flat to the wall when not in use. Short on space in the shower? Opt for a corner seat — you can find removable corner stools or wall-mounted options.

Consider adding a foot rest to make shaving easier. Again, options range from wallmounted designs that match your shower’s existing hardware, to portable options that can be removed and tucked away when not in use.

The shower isn’t just a place Americans go to get clean, it’s an important part of your home that can directly impact your mood and sense of wellbeing. Creating a custom shower experience can be a cost-effective way to upgrade your bathroom and take care of your emotional health, too.

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by Conserving water. Most showerhead changes can operate off existing plumbing, but consult a plumbing professional when you feel a bit in over your DIY head. Visit www.danze.com to learn more.

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