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OPEN HOUSES

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For more information see realtor’s office ads for open house times

SATURDAY, NOV. 24 EAST L. Steve Castlen 2988 Waterside Drive Steve Castlen L. Steve Castlen 3161 Spring Ridge Parkway Steve Castlen

L. Steve Castlen 4615 Tanglewood Park Cove Cheryl Contratto

L. Steve Castlen

4118 Mason Woods Lane

1414 Waverly Place

Roger Stacy

Tyler Shookman

SOUTH L. Steve Castlen 2300 Deer Valley Blvd. Tyler Shookman

WEST L. Steve Castlen 2463 Ford Ave. Ondra Edds

L. Steve Castlen 2063 Spring Creek Trace Roger Stacy

5 easy ways to add colorful curb appeal BY FAMILY FEATURES

a neutral-colored home, try spray painting them a bold hue, such as bright yellow, for a burst of color.

efore the dull and dreary days of winter set in, you still have plenty of time to update your home’s curb appeal with pops of color that add a cheerful touch to offset the oncoming gray weather.

PRETTY UP PLANTERS

GET A STEP UP WITH RAILINGS

Chipped, tired railings can make a home look outdated and unkempt, but making those pieces look new again is a relatively quick and easy project. If paint has chipped or there’s damage to the wood or metal, you’ll need to sand and repair before adding fresh paint. Keeping the railing monochromatic in a color that complements the rest of the house’s paint and trim creates a clean look. If you want to add some variety, use a secondary shade in the same color family and apply it to the main posts or the spindles.

CREATE DIY DOORMATS

The entry is a focal point of most homes, so sprucing up the front of your house can make a big impact. An affordable and unique way to create a “wow” moment is to craft a DIY doormat with spray paint. A chevron pattern is an easy way to make a statement by simply using painter’s tape and two different colors of spray paint. Consider an option like Krylon ColorMaster Paint

and Primer — 25% More, which comes in 60 colors for indoor and outdoor use and offers more product to perfect your project.

PUT THE SPOTLIGHT ON LIGHT FIXTURES

Small splashes of color can go a long way, especially with a feature like exterior light fixtures. For safety purposes, it’s a good idea to remove the fixture completely before starting your project, and be sure to turn off the power supply before disconnecting electrical cords. For light fixtures to stand out against

A pot filled with vibrant blooms is an easy way to bring some brightness to your home’s exterior, but one alternative that works year-around is to make the planters themselves the focal point. You can update any planter or pot with the right spray paint, like Krylon Fusion All-In-One Paint and Primer, which adheres to plastic, metal, wood and more. It provides a high-quality finish resistant to rust and fading without the need for sanding or priming. After your planter is dry, you can fill it with the vegetation of your choice, such as evergreens, which are hardy enough to last all season long.

REFRESH PATIO FURNITURE

Over time, patio furniture loses its luster. If it’s still in good shape, you can bring it back to life with a fresh coat of spray paint. All the angles can make it difficult to cover every surface, so choose a product that promotes easy application, like Krylon COLORmaxx Paint and Primer. Available in a wide variety of colors, it features a big push-button spray tip for application in any direction, including upside-down. Remember to tilt furniture back and apply color to the feet and legs for an all-over finish that’s ready to weather the season.

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Put your own touch on modern bathroom design BY BRANDPOINT

added benefit of a slide bar and overhead shower in one.

Home design continues to evolve but one element remains true: The bathroom is often the oasis within the home. A secluded bathroom is an ideal spot to experiment with modern designs without undergoing a major renovation. Below are a few tips on how to incorporate contemporary elements into an existing bath.

ADD WARMTH WITH TEXTURE

A modern look doesn’t need to be synonymous with sharp lines and monochromatic colors. Incorporating softer materials such as a plush rug, textured bath towels or handwoven wicker baskets will provide contrast to angular accents, bringing a sense of warmth and tranquility to the room.

ACCESSORIZE SIMPLY

Choose simple and polished accessories that complement the aesthetic of the room. Incorporate sleek, angular towel bars or an elegant robe hook to create a clean layout that is functional and design forward. Incorporating modest touches that fit your personal style, such as striking rose quartz crystals on your shelves, will transform the space into a serene oasis.

ENGAGE YOUR SENSES

CREATE A TIMELESS AESTHETIC

Ensure your space remains modern for years to come by installing timeless fixtures. Inspired by the modern styles found throughout European homes, the

Delta Emerge Shower Column couples bold lines with impactful design to deliver a luxurious, customizable shower expe-

rience. Simply mount it to the existing shower wall and plumbing. An adjustable hand shower on the column allows the

In modern design, creating a contemporary space is about more than just how the room looks. When homeowners were asked to share the most important characteristic of their design purchases, the scent of the home ranked among the top five qualities from responses in the biannual Delta Faucet Homeowner Index. To truly complete the modern look and feel of your bathroom, skip the traditional candle and consider adding elements such as an aromatherapy diffuser to customize your space with different scent combinations.

farmershouse.com

11th Anniversary ESTABLISHED 2007

Reduced! MLS MLS#74695 #74451

Hwy 136 Calhoun 3bd 2 ba 1.99 acres, split bedroom, large kitchen w/ pantry, custom island, $89,900 Brad Cecil 270-929-1595

MLS #74431

MLS #74125

Aristides Dr 4bd 2.5ba Formal living & dining, corner ﬁreplace, spacious master bedroom, $189,900 Brad Cecil 270-929-1595

McPherson Rd 3 bd 2.5 ba on 3 acres! New roof in 2016, new heating/air, Large barn/shop with electric$219,900 Valorie Howe 270-316-0750

MLS #74451

Flamingo Dr 3 bd 1ba w/ garage on corner lot, great investment opportunity, currently used as rental $79,900 Christy Sumner 270-993-0750

MLS #75115

Hwy 405 3bd 1.5 ba, hardwood ﬂooring, Spacious dining area, large lot, newer appliances $144,900 Valorie Howe 270-316-0750

New Listing! MLS #74864

Wing Ave 3bd 1.5ba, dead-end street, one level near parks, schools and shopping, currently used as rental $79,900 Brad Cecil 270-929-1595

MLS #75161

Heritage Park Dr Move In Ready! 3bd 2 ba updated ﬂooring and kitchen, split bedroom, fenced yard $149,900 Brad Cecil 270-929-1595

MLS #75173

Hwy 405 3-4bd 2.5ba, 1 acre, spacious living area, eat-in kitchen, large master, front and back porch $239,900 Valorie Howe 270-316-0750

MLS #74167

Stableford Circle 2bd, 2ba, 2 car att garage, big kitchen w/ custom cabinet, private patio, $214,900 Brad Cecil 270-929-1595

New Listing! Reduced 20k!

MLS #74762

Spring Haven Trace 4bd 2 ba, open great room, gas ﬁreplace, tankless water heater, covered patio $299,900 Brad Cecil 270-929-1595

MLS #74770

Roland St. Calhoun 3bd 1.5ba, formal living, new plumbing, full basement, pole barn, 1.25 acres $139,900 Brad Cecil 270-316-0750

Brad Cecil, Broker/Auctioneer Phone: (270) 297-9086 Email: brad@farmershouserealestate.com

MLS #74721

Crowe Rd Hawesville 4bd 3ba w/full basement, updated, crown molding, recessed lighting, barn/shed 2.79 acres, $189,900, Christy Sumner 993-7550

MLS #74858

Kensington Pl 3bd, 2ba, 2 car att,det. wrkshp ,granite, hardwood, newer roof, replacement windows $184,900 Brad Cecil 270-929-1595

Reduced!

MLS #74959

MLS #75162

Matilda Ln 3bd 2ba, Large Eat-In kitchen w/island, Master w/ soaker tub, garage coverted to ﬂex space $119,900 Valorie Howe 270-316-0750

Tanglewood Completely remodeled 3 bd, 2 ba, sunroom, custom cabinets, quartz countertops, ﬁreplace, $199,900 Brad Cecil 270-993-7550

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Tips for embracing the benefits of natural light BY BRANDPOINT

With daylight saving time in full effect, sunlight can be harder to come by. According to a recent study by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), humans spend an average of 90 percent of their days indoors, so savoring every opportunity for natural sunlight is more important than ever, especially during winter months. However, more time spent indoors and longer nighttime hours can mean fewer opportunities to soak up the benefits of natural light. But did you know that you can enjoy all the perks of natural lighting through simply upgrading or adding windows into your home?

HEALTH BENEFITS

When building new or completing a renovation project, consider adding more or larger windows to increase the amount of natural light allowed into a home and to enjoy the many health benefits that come along with it. Creating opportunities for increased natural light in your home provides the benefits of vitamin D, while decreasing direct exposure to the sun and potential sun-related cancer risks. Additionally, according to experts, sunlight can reduce blood pressure, help us cope with anxiety and stress, and protect against the effects of seasonal affective disorder felt most commonly in the winter. Allowing natural light into homes also helps to regulate circadian rhythms and sleep cycles, providing more energy and better focus. One study published in the journal Sleep even showed that people exposed to more natural light during the day were able to sleep an average of 46 minutes more each night.

MAKE A CHANGE

ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF WINDOWS

Exposure to natural light through windows goes hand-in-hand with energy efficiency at home. Even though they may supply sufficient light, older windows — especially those with multiple panes of glass, as opposed to one large pane — are notorious for air leakage and allow heat to escape the home while letting in cold air. Homeowners who find themselves in the market for new windows should look for Energy Star-rated options, as well as windows that have argon or krypton gas fills, and are made with special Low-E glass coatings.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!

As you plan, it’s important to consid-

er the direction your windows and patio doors face, to take full advantage of the available natural light. For example, south-facing windows will allow for the most winter sunlight, but little direct sun during the summer. Meanwhile, north-facing windows admit relatively even, natural light, producing little

glare and almost no unwanted summer heat gain. Finally, east- and westfacing windows admit good daylight in the morning and evening, respectively. However, these directions could create a glare and admit heat during the summer and contribute little solar heat during the winter.

Has your view on windows and their importance changed? Consider window options from quality manufacturers like Ply Gem, that have a variety of window style options, customizable sizes and plenty of energyef ficient benefits and cer tifications. With Ply Gem Windows, you won’t have to compromise a large window size for optimal performance, providing plenty of natural light alongside long-lasting energy ef ficiency and durability. If you decide to install or upgrade windows, keep in mind the following helpful tips: • To maximize daylight, comfor t and energy efficiency, be sure to identify the Energy Star climate zone you live in and select a window that meets your zone requirements. • To determine your home’s orientation and sun exposure, try using the compass app on your smartphone. • Hire a reputable contractor to help you select the right windows for your home and to ensure your windows are installed according to local building codes.

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600 Ford Ave. • $229,900 Call: Charlie Dawson

3052 Creek Branch Cove • $$259,900 4 BD 3 BA home with excellent open concept floor plan located in Lake Forest.

Call: Wes Donahue

MLS 74948

2.95 Acres commercial lot currently zoned B-4, with deed easement and access through the shopping center parking lot. Could potentially be re-zoned for resident housing with access via E 6th Street.

Call: Rachel Brown

721 W 4th Street Zoned Commercial-Small Business recently updated with private parking

Call: Keavin Hayden

MLS 74554

6235 HWY 54 • $200,000

Bldg offers 3,000 sqft. Features a front desk waiting area, open work space, office spaces, a bathroom, one standard 9X7 overhead garage door & storage room that could be re-purposed.

Call: Charlie Dawson

MLS 74137

COMING SOON 0 East 6th Street • $179,900

1720 E 4th Street • $94,900 Recently remodeled 2 BD 1 BA with partial unfinished basement on corner lot. New flooring, plumbing, A/C plus much more.

Call: Charlie Dawson

MLS 74206

5341 Frederica St. • $129,900

Over 4 acres next to Cracker Barrel. Currently Zoned AR (Agriculture Residential). Older home on site has potential as well. Located in a flood zone, but plenty of dirt on site for a build up.

Call: Charlie Dawson

MLS

2865 S Hampton Rd • $229,900 Call: Charlie Dawson

MLS 73547

MLS 74463

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NICOLE BAKER Office Manager (270) 993-0113

IRYNA TINCHER Realtor® (270) 313-1022

KEAVIN HAYDEN Realtor® (270) 302-6554

KIM CHILDERS Realtor® (270) 302-8514

DONNA BITTNER Realtor® (270) 314-4869

Lot +/- 1.08 acre zoned I-1. Next door can be purchased separately for $250,000 (MLS 67357-900 W 9th St) MLS 72475 MLS 74998

2023 E 18th St • $14,900

WES DONAHUE Realtor® (270) 314-9952

ANDREA WIDMER Realtor® (270) 570-0449

COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY

All Steel Bldg w/metal siding. Office & 2 ADA Bathrooms. 3 12x14 garage doors. Concrete Floor. Front/Rear Concrete Parking Additional land +/- 1 acre next door can be purchased separately for $100,000 (814 W 9th St).

Across from Daviess County Middle School this building is easy to see from the bustling 2nd street traffic. Approximately 3,000 sq. ft., zoned L-1,light industrial.

1 acre lot located Southwest Daviess County. Perfect to build or for manufactured home

MLS MLS72475 67357

Call: Charlie Dawson

MLS 73082

Call: Charlie Dawson

2243 Beech Valley Rd. • $129,900

Nice corner lot. Currently Zoned for Single Family Home. Close to Hwy 54 in town.

Hartford-Upgraded Manufactured Home situated on 5 acres. 30X40 shop, stocked pond & front porch

Call: Charlie Dawson

MLS 73482Midkiff Call: Jaclyn

MLS 73383

JACLYN MIDKIFF Realtor® (270) 792-2247

KIM ROBERTS Realtor® (270) 903-6442

RACHEL BROWN Realtor® (270) 929-7110

926-9999

COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY 900 W 9th St St. • $250 $250,000 000

814 W 9th St • $100,000

Call: Charlie Dawson

(270)

JEFF DAY Realtor® (270) 903-7559

CHAD DAY Realtor® (270) 316-8077

MLS 75136

20.987 Acres located within minutes from town.

401 Frederica St STE 101A, Owensboro, KY 42301

CHARLIE DAWSON Principal Broker (270) 313-7428

COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY

PENDING Beautiful Home located in Griffith Ave Area. 4 BD 2 BA Kitchen on each floor. Screened Porch -2 car Garage.

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1304 E 2nd 2 d St St. • $86 $86,900 900

118 W Byers Ave • $50,000

Rare Opportunity in established neighborhood. This vacant corner lot is in a prime location! Features a short walk to Owensboro’s Legion Park and its amenities MLS 73445 Charlie Dawson Call:

4116 HWY 554 • $14,900

MLS 69805

0 Trogden Lane • $12,900 1.61 Acres at the Daviess/McLean County LineShared Pond MLS74936

Call: Charlie Dawson

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Design a more functional pantry for your kitchen BY METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION

any homeowners wish they had more storage space, and kitchens are one area where people seemingly can always use more storage. Despite a desire for more kitchen space, until recently, kitchen pantries fell out of favor. Builders and architects may have thought that close proximity to supermarkets as well as multi-use cabinets in kitchens would offset the need for pantries. But according to a recent survey from the National Association of Home Builders, a kitchen pantry is the most desirable kitchen feature for buyers in the market for a new home. According to a 2016 survey from ReportLinker, 98 percent of Americans say cooking at home is their preferred way to prepare a meal. And despite the wide array of restaurants, prepared meals and fast food options nearby, more than one-third of people cook at home daily, with nearly 50 percent cooking between three and six days a week. In order to accommodate for spending more time in the kitchen, homeowners are directing additional attention to kitchen preparation and storage features. In fact, one recent trend in kitchen renovations is creating custom-designed pantries.

LOCATE THE APPROPRIATE SPACE

Ideally, pantries should be in or adjacent to the kitchen. But not every home layout allows for this setup. Some homeowners need to move storage pantries into the garage, the basement or a mud/laundry room. Various factors should be considered before placing a pantry outside a kitchen. What is the climate? Will food spoil? Is there a possibility that vermin or insects can infiltrate the room and access food? These factors will dictate whether to have closed cabinets, air-tight bins or open shelves or if other modifications must be made to the room prior to building.

MUST-HAVE FEATURES

Pantries serve different functions in different homes. For the bulk shopper, a pantry with plenty of room for large items will be needed. Lighting can be beneficial in all

Various factors should be considered before placing a pantry outside a kitchen. What is the climate? Will food spoil? Is there a possibility that vermin or insects can infiltrate the room and access food? These factors will dictate whether to have closed cabinets, air-tight bins or open shelves or if other modifications must be made to the room prior to building. pantries. Lights can improve visibility when trying to locate items. Others prefer an outlet for charging hand-held vacuums or other small appliances. Counter space in the pantry enables homeowners to unload groceries

directly onto pantry shelves. For pantries located outside of the kitchen, built-in freezers can maximize storage possibilities, especially for those who freeze-and-eat after bulk shopping ventures.

CHOOSE THE TYPE OF PANTRY

Accessibility is essential in a pantry. Everything should be easily reached and grabbed as needed without having to move too many things. Ideally, foods should be arranged in a single layer so that all items can be viewed at a glance. Shelves of various depths and heights can accommodate items of different sizes. Adjustable shelves are ideal because they can be modified as foods change. Sliding drawers can improve reach in cabinets. In smaller spaces, French door-style reach-in cabinets are convenient and flexible. In complete kitchen remodels or new constructions, walk-in pantries offer the most space and flexibility.

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(270) 926-4203 2315 Frederica St.

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Nathan Johnson

Selena Pearl

Realtor

Johnny Phillips

Realtor

Lori McDaniel

Realtor

270-993-6548 270-313-1182 270-302-8749

HAPPY

Ofﬁce Manager

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Rose Castlen Garant

270-926-4203 270-570-5454 270-570-0638

THANKSGIVING

4540 COUNTRYSIDE DR.

Located off Hwy 54 in East Daviess County, great tri-level family home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, updated kitchen with appliances, new ceramic flooring in kitchen & hallway, pella windows with built in blinds, covered patio, 2 sheds, double attached garage & many other updates. A MUST SEE! Reduced to $179,900. MLS # 74584.

1951 WHISPERING MEADOWS Two-story brick home with over 2600 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, numerous upgrades including, staircase, appliances, cabinets, interior doors, fireplace, countertops, flooring, upstairs master bath, brick around covered patio; 2-car garage. $200’s MLS # 73149

Rose Castlen 270-926-4203

Call

Rose Castlen 270-926-4203

NEW LISTING

NEW LISTING 1926 ROBIN RD.

3827 JEFFERSON ST.

MLS #5082

Great location in Poet Area with plenty of space & updates, including 4 bedrooms, large master bedroom with walk-in closet, 1 bath, new flooring, covered back patio, storage building & attached one-car garage. $100’s. MLS # 74978

The location you’re looking for! This home features many updates with new roof in 2016, newer hardwood floors in walkways & bedrooms, crown molding, fireplace, Phil’s custom cabinets in kit, separate dining area, large master bedroom w/ walk-in closet, lots of storage space, lg. covered patio, storage building, sprinkler system & garage. $160’s. Call

Realtor

FEATURE LISTING

Call

Betsy Garant

Mike Garant

Realtor

Nathan Johnson 270-993-6548 NEW PRICE

Call

Nathan Johnson 270-993-6548

939 CARTER RD. Move in today to this brick home with 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, updates include fresh paint, new carpet, covered patio, storage building & much more. Reduced to $86,900. MLS # 74172

Call

Rose Castlen 270-926-4203

10563 HWY 764 (WHITESVILLE) A complete home package with 3 BD, 2 BA, and/or home with building. Seller wants home sold first & home is move-in-ready. Zoned residential or commercial property. All appliances stay, including washer/dryer. The building next door is available for $29,900, has it’s own electric, water supply, or it can be used for garage. Endless possibilities! Reduced to $134,900. MLS # 73866 Call/text

Mike Garant 270-570-5454 3414 DAVIESS ST.

INVESTOR’S DREAM

ESTATE SALE! Double lot, lg.shop/garage, tool shed, fence, newer shingles, furnace & a/c, 2BD, 1 BA, 2nd. floor potential for bedroom; sunroom & unfinished bsmt has shower/sink. $70’s. MLS #73222 .

1807 & 1810 CHESTERFIELD DR. N. & 1832 CHESTERFIELD DR. S. Don’t miss out on this Investor’s Dream! All three properties are being sold together as a rental package. All three are currently

2413 COUNT FLEET LP.

Located in Thoroughbred Acres, neat & clean brick home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice layout, great room with fireplace, patio, landscaped, fenced yard, garage & so much more! Reduced to $139,900. MLS # 74256 Call

Rose Castlen 270-926-4203

rented with rental income per month total: $1,445 (1807 rent $525. 1810 rent $495 & 1832 rent $425). The sales price for all three homes sold together is $123,500! Call/text

MLS # 75070, MLS # 75069 & MLS # 75071

Mike Garant 270-570-5454

Call/text

Mike Garant 270-570-5454

Want to know EXACTLY how much home you can afford? Visit www.OwensboroRoseRealty.com

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RE/MAX Professional Realty Group For all the things that move you. www.EveryOwensboroHome.com

Congratulations Ryan Rutman for winning Owensboro Living BEST REALTOR 2017 & 2018!

Reba Besecker Glenn Ashby REALTOR® BROKER/REALTOR® 270-929-3407 270-570-5533

Alex Blythe REALTOR® ALEX BLYTHE TEAM 270-316-3295

Rick Cummins REALTOR® 270-302-2822

Mary Mattingly Gary Maglinger Samantha Jo Ray John Reynolds REALTOR® PRINCIPAL BROKER REALTOR® REALTOR® 270-314-7440 270-926-8900 270-485-9592 270-695-7945

NEW $569,900

NEW $239,900

Missie Hayden REALTOR® 270-244-6161

Blake Hayden REALTOR® 270-244-6162

Chivonne Rutman REALTOR® w270-315-0505

Ryan Rutman REALTOR® 270-315-7464

Tracy Ioia REALTOR® 270-929-4990

RE/MAX Professional Realty Group 3115 Commonwealth Ct, Suite A-2 Owensboro, KY 42303

270-684-2727

Judy Lambert REALTOR® 270-929-3385

Lauren Lee REALTOR® 270-993-9843

Brian Luttrell REALTOR® 270-929-0040

Mary Anne Steele Annie Tucker Melissa Watts-Davis Jereme Willner REALTOR® REALTOR® REALTOR® ALEXREALTOR® BLYTHE TEAM 270-929-0338 270-315-7782 270-316-3080 270-993-5612

Michelle Wiesman Manager 270-684-2727

NEW $124,900

NEW $94,500

222 E 22nd St 75089 Alex Blythe

3700 Arlington Drive 75092 Brian Luttrell

NEW $139,900

NEW $109,900

NEW $230,000 G

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96 Booth Field Rd 75085 Lauren Lee

1514 Roosevelt Roa 75086 Lauren Lee

374 Main St 75087 Samantha Ray

NEW $194,900

NEW $55,000

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3029 Steeplechase 75101 Judy Lambert

370 Main Street 75102 Samantha Ray

4615 Lucky Strike Loop 75119 Blake Hayden

4870 Millers Mill Rd 75128 Glenn Ashby

8835 Knottsville Mt. Zion Rd 75129 Gary Maglinger

NEW $169,900

NEW $289,900

NEW $69,900

REDUCED $425,000

REDUCED $719,000

4296 Ridge Road 75130 Gary Maglinger

6621 Jack Hinton Rd 75139 Ryan Rutman

350 W 5th Street 75142 Glenn Ashby

730 North Green Street 70389 Blake Hayden

2796 Summer Valley Lane 73476 Ryan Rutman

REDUCED $1,299,000

REDUCED $112,500

REDUCED $164,900

REDUCED $425,000

REDUCED $314,900

4021 Old Hartford Rd 74014 Blake Hayden

3734 Kipling Dr 74405 Judy Lambert

1123 Maiden Lane 74481 Lauren Lee

688 Ralph Rd 74607 John Reynolds

442 Stableford Circle 74859 Blake Hayden

REDUCED $144,900

REDUCED $147,900

REDUCED $469,900

REDUCED $140,000

REDUCED $209,900

4028 South Griffith 74873 Rick Cummins

3110 Wood Valley Pointe 74961 Brian Luttrell

2266 Ponder Place 74982 Samantha Ray

1636 Forrest Lane 75002 Ryan Rutman

6942 Hwy 144 74866 Brian Luttrell

REDUCED $339,900

FEATURED $259,404

FEATURED $214,900

FEATURED $164,900

FEATURED $299,900

2507 Hillbrooke Pkwy 75034 Gary Maglinger

4681 Windstone Dr 73795 Tracy Ioia

4718 W 5th Street Rd 73805 Brian Luttrell

4553 Livermore Rd 74685 John Reynolds

5512 Hwy 142 74891 Reba Besecker

FEATURED $134,900

This Weekend’s Open Houses

SATURDAY 11/24/2018

10:30 AM - 11:30 PM...............................4028 S GRIFFITH AVE..............74873.............RICK CUMMINGS...........$147,900.............SOUTH 2416 Farrier Place 74013 Reba Besecker

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Real Estate Transfers The following real estate transfers were recorded between Aug. 20 and Aug. 28: 1450 Gobler Ford Road, Patrick and Lisa Dodson to Clayton Roberts, $215,000. 8611 Kentucky 405, Donald and Jeanetta Gatewood to Paul Martin Builders Inc. $50,000. 3310 Allen St., Clint Hurt to Sonya Henderson, $74,500. 2101 Meadowhill Lane, Jagoe Premier Properties LLC to Jan Henderson Trust, $158,000. 655 Dalton St., Anna Brown to Deborah Roberts and Clint Hurt, $45,000. 4327 Plantation Pointe, Derek and Felicia Bross to Cartus Corp., $263,500. 4327 Plantation Pointe, Cartus Corp. to Rose Clark, $263,500. 2311 W. Seventh St., Donald Kramer to MPC LLC, $32,000. Thirty acres on Kentucky 144, Brian and Whitney Payne to Marvin Stasser and Kirsti Saalwaechter, $192,000.

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421 Booth Ave., Angela L. Thompson, master commissioner, to U.S. Bank National Association, $100,330. 3264 Kentucky 54, Fifth Third Bank to German American Bank, $2,125,000. 2535 Lewis Lane, Joseph and Vicki Mills to Joseph Mills and Mason Richardson, $100,000. 621 Stableford Circle, Thompson Homes Inc. to Karen Mellon, $274,965. 3523 Shut Out Court, Jonathan and Susanne Story to Derek and Kathryn Heid, $166,000. 2910 Trails Way, Jeffery and Ruth Neiggemann to Sirva Relocation Credit LLC, $209,900. 2910 Trails Way, Sirva Relocation Credit LLC to Trevor and Megan Hamilton, $209,900. 3031 Legion Park Drive, Gail and William Gabbert to Robert and Brandi McKinney, $80,000. 2463 Ford Ave., Donald Preuss to George and Sara Hulse, $219,900. 52 Woodford Ave., Mark Christian to Chad Chapman, $19,329.

1724 Maple Ave - $164,900 MLS# 74639 * Judy Lambert YR. E C Y1 L PA RAN WIL INSU OD FLO

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4017 S Griffith Ave - $179,900 MLS# 74645 * Judy Lambert

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2115 Sheridan Place - $279,500 MLS# 74180 Call Judy Lambert 570-929-3385

3734 Kipling Drive - $115,000 MLS# 74405 * Judy Lambert 270-929-3385

Twenty-seven acres on Kentucky 405, William and Sharon Kurtz to Brian and Whitney Payne, $233,757. 5771 Kentucky 56, Joseph and Maria Daugherty to Jeffrey and Covena Cochran, $269,900. 1324 Breckenridge St., Martin Laney to Triplett Street Building Inc., $30,000. 1801 Chesterfield Drive S., Dennis and Leslie Mattingly to J. Cannon Properties LLC, $64,800. 5308 Summercrest Drive, Josh and Brittany Clouse to Paul and Kaylee Lopez, $177,500. 1612 Pearl St., Raymond and Alicia Smith and others to David Smith and Jimmy Drummonds, $24,000. 1611 Parrish Ave. W., Marty and Scottie Desper to Dillon Investment Properties LLC, $68,000. 4615 Kentucky 554, Roxanne Sparks to Travis Hoagland, $63,000. 4555 Springhurst Lane, Alison and Betty McFarland to Phillip and Frances Hagan, $279,900. CE

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3029 Steeplechase * 194,900 MLS# 75101*Judy Lambert

1520 Griffith Ave - $1,375,000 MLS# 74439 * Judy Lambert

Judy Lambert REALTORÂŽ

929-3385

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3115 Commonwealth Ct, Suite A-2 Owensboro, KY 42303 270-684-2727

3904 Short Putt Way SOLD BY JUDY LAMBERT

2237 South Griffith Avenue New to the market! Charming Cape Cod with 3/4 BR and 2 full baths. Oversized 2 car det. garage with stairs to attic for storage. Amazing fish pond/water garden in the back yard with gazebo, green house and large covered back porch. MLS# 75019 * Call Reba Besecker for personal showing.

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3227 Shadewood Terrace SOLD BY JUDY LAMBERT

5512 Hwy 142 - Philpot Lovely brick home only 4 years old. All on 1 floor and situated on 2.345 acres. Many upgrades including granite countertops. Detached 30x40 garage workshop. Large covered patio, recreation room could be converted to a 4th bedroom. MLS #74891 Call Reba Besecker 270-929-3407

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2416 Farrier Place Price reduced to $134,900 One owner brick home with 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. Large family room with woodburner and nice built-in cabinetry. 2 car detached carport. Lots of sq. ft. for the money. MLS 74013 - Call Reba Besecker 270-929-3407

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728 Crittenden St., Megan Hayden to Maung T. Kyaw and Day Wei San, $157,000. 4129 Hoover Court, Zing Lin and Qiu Jing Dong to Amarjit Gollan, $85,000. 1130 Browns Valley Red Hill Road, Woolard Rentals LLC to Lisa Word, $139,900. 2031 Wink Court, Troy Ellis to Marissa Ellis, $75,000. 2517 Iroquois Drive, David and Carrie Wilson to Vincent and Janet Carlo, $155,000. 2521 Fairview Spur, Ebbert Peacock to Edward and Amy Ray, $9,500. 6755 Luther Taylor Road, Stephen E. and Pamela Mills to Stephen N. and Jill Mills, $155,000. 1044 Western Court, Cora Foster to Treychip Enterprises LLC, $47,000. 2806 Aldersgate, Billy and Mainell Trogdon to Catherine Ray, $131,500.

4113 Mason Woods Lane * MLS# 73562 Call Reba Besecker 270-929-3407

12687 Hwy 231 Spacious 2,668 sq. ft. brick home situated on 3.351 acres. 3 or 4 bedrooms with 2 full baths and 3 car detached garage. 4.2 acres and new barn can be purchased additionally for $25,000. MLS# 74196 Call Reba Besecker for details 270-929-3407

Reba Besecker, CRS REALTORÂŽ

Multi-Million Dollar Producer rebabesecker@aol.com

270-929-3407

3115 Commonwealth Ct, Suite A-2 Owensboro, KY 42303 270-684-2727

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Personal Space

Modern Charmer

BY JODI KEEN

MESSENGER-INQUIRER

On a winding street just west of Owensboro sits 1951 Whispering Meadows Drive, a modern gem of comfortable living. A Jagoe market home built in 2017, buyer Aaron Pierce is the house’s first owner. It was move-in ready last year, and it remains so now. And at 2,649 square feet of breathable living space, you’ll want to snap it up. Modern touches abound: granite counter tops in the kitchen, stainless steel appliances, hardwood and carpet throughout, a cozy gas fireplace and an open floor plan. “I love the wide-openness,” Aaron says. “I could be standing in the kitchen

or cooking at the island, and I can see the TV (in the living room). I can see the kids playing.” Four bedrooms and two baths grace the second floor. The oversized master bedroom is “a true master suite,” Aaron says. “The room is enormous” and includes plenty of space for a sitting area. The adjoining walk-through master bath features a walk-in shower, jetted tub, hisand-her sinks and a large walk-in closet. The residential level also boasts an amenity not often found on the second floor: the utility room, making it “much easier to do laundry,” Aaron says. Also impressive is the home’s two thermostats — one of the first floor, the

other on the second. Linked up to one central air unit, they allow for customized climate control per floor, making energy usage more convenient, efficient and, Aaron says, affordable. “It’s pretty unreal how inexpensive (heating and cooling) are,” he says. 1951 Whispering Meadows Drive comes with a two-car garage, covered back patio and a sizeable back yard. Another perk, Aaron says, is the quietness of the neighborhood. “It’s a young neighborhood, (you see) a lot of kids on bikes,” Aaron says. “There’s little-to-no thru traffic. It’s a very safe area to have kids playing.” Rich with charm, this young house

also comes with an owner’s book listing the contractors and installers involved in its construction. Matched with a 10-year structural warranty and the like-new appliances and materials, prospective buyers can purchase 1951 Whispering Meadows Drive with complete peace of mind. But for Aaron, the biggest plus is his home’s openness — welcoming both crowds of friends and cozy nights in. “The entire first floor is one room, and it’s unquestionably what I love the most,” Aaron says. “It’s why I bought the house. ... If I could pick that house up and set it down (where I’m moving), I would.” Rose Castlen, Rose Realty

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Real Estate Guidance founded on

Trust, Character, Results (270) 926-0055 NEW TO MARKET!

MLS: 75165

$355,500

$269,900

MLS: 75000

$198,800

MLS: 73602

$159,950

MLS R74874

1100 Potomac Court

Fiddlesticks – 433 Stableford Circle

Hillcrest Oaks - 2245 Becklynn Dr.

2511 Middleground Dr N

Over 3200 sq ft of living. 5 bedrooms. 4.5 Baths. Fireplace. Granite counter tops, exquisite marble backsplash. 5-burner gas cooktop. Luxurious master suite located on 1st floor. 3-car garage. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

Better than new! Brick luxury home with 3BR. 2BA. One-Level, Custom Built Home. All Brick Exterior, 2-car Garage, Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

Spacious 2400 sq. ft., 4 BR, 2.5 BA; Formal Liv & Din Rms. Fireplace. $7500 decor allowance for the lucky new owner! Tony Clark (270) 929-4020

All brick one-level 4BR. 2BA. 1832 sq. ft. Beautifully updated. 2-car garage plus 28’x20’ shop. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

M LS: 74853

$199,900

MLS #72121

$174,500

MLS: 73650

$139,900

MLS: 74831

2700 Wimsatt Court

Ohio Riverfront 220 Brown Court

4105 Mason Woods Lane

1417 Waverly Place

Currently zoned residential, this corner lot is PRIME for COMMERCIAL! Hwy 54 East! Beautifully update 4 BD, 2 BA home. 105’x160’ lot. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

Mid-century modern home with partial basement. Gorgeous Sunsets Await! Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

Spring Bank Townhome. Updated showplace! 2 BR. 2.5BA. 2-car garage. Residents enjoy pool. Amenities galore. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

Classic 1.5 story with Basement in very desirable location. 4 BR. 2 BA. Rear Porch. Open Garage. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

NEW TO MARKET!

MLS: 74838

$69,900

MLS: 74412

$114,900

$73,000

MLS: 74615

$72,450

MLS: ????

4058 HWY 554

2400 W 2nd Street

1630 West 4th St.

2513 Cloverdale Dr East

Fantastic opportunity to live in the country at a phenomenal price! 10 acres of land. 24x30’ Shop. Land provides space for four-wheel fun & gardens. Bobby McPherson (270) 313-7278

Prime Opportunity! Property is currently being used as a moving van rental facility and car lot. Light industrial zoning may allow for many other opportunities. Tony Clark (270) 929-4020

Prime Corner lot. Well maintained home features 3 Bedrooms. Storm cellar plus 2nd floor bonus room not included in Sq ft. Rita Ward (270) 929-5505

Nicely Updated 2 BD, 2 BA. New Heat & Air.Vaulted ceiling in Great Rm. Detached Garage. Quiet convenient central location just off East 25th Street near Bakery. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

PENDING! MLS: 73166

$369,500

$159,900-230,000

$79,800

MLS: 74263

$114,900

MLS: 74951

4701 Millers Mill Rd

Investment Properties

1339 Venable Ave

3411 Daviess Street

2.4 acres, Exquisite brick home, Walk-out basement, 2 Fireplaces, Energy Efficient! Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

Savvy Buyers, take note! Tony Clark has select duplexes units for sale. Some with 2 BR, 1.5 BA with Attached Garages. Choices Areas. Make Your Money Work for You - Talk To Tony Clark! Tony Clark (270) 929-4020

Moreland Park – Cute as a button! This Cape Cod inspired home features many updates. New roof. New Range & Refrig. Seller Financing! Agent Owned. Tony Clark (270) 929-4020.

3BR, 2BA, Newly Remodeled. Standard 2/10 Home Warranty included for 1 year after closing, Move in Ready! Steve Klee (270) 993-4349

PENDING!

PENDING! MLS: 74555

SOLD!

$120k’s

MLS: 74884

$149,900

Clearview - 3317 Imperial Place

176 Martin Way

9062 HWY 231

4641 Kings Mill Dr.

4BR,2BA One-Level Home. New Roof, FLOOD INSURANCE was NOT REQUIRED by lender. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

The Market’s Best Value! Beautifully updated brick 3 bedroom home is NOT located in flood zone, New Windows, New Cabinetry, New appliances, New Electrical Panel, New Garage Door. Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

3BR, 1BA 1417 square foot fixer upper home. Fenced Yard, Detached Garage Angela Clark (270) 929-4022

Move in ready. 3BR/1BA, Lots of updates. 28X36 garageman cave with TV, heat & air, mini kitchen, half bath, hot water heater, mop sink. Steve Klee (270) 993-4349

(270) 926-0055

2934 Frederica St. Owensboro Kentucky

www.TonyClark.com

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2537 Allen St., Martin Young and Suzanne Gall to Robert and Shirley Young, $23,980. 3220 St. Ann St., Dale Jarboe to EDM Property Management LLC, $89,000. 9760 Kentucky 144, Frances Meserve to Jeff and JoAnne Drzewiecki, $90,000. 5500 Goldenrod Lane, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Brian and Kristy Thomas, $264,646. 901 Dixiana Drive, estate of Clara Simon to Allan and Dorothy Askins, $129,000. 338 Hill Ave., Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to Heather Johnson, $50,000. 914 Charles Scott Drive, Gregory and Deborah Hayden to Brice and Halie Ellis, $154,400. 737 Cumberland St., James Russell

Deana Brewer

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Real Estate Transfers Trust to Thomas Shaffer, $85,000. 4697 Windstone Drive, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $44,250. 4697 Windstone Drive, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Heath and Leanna Byrne, $326,696. 6650 Luther Taylor Road, Jessica and William Buck to Jacob Cox, $116,500. 8908 Kingfisher Lake Road, Jerry and Donna Butler to Nathan and Olivia Wilson, $165,000. 2835 Hillside Drive, Secretary of Veterans Affairs to Randy Trogden, $215,000. 3180 Kentucky 142, Karen Peacock to Christopher Hamilton and Rocklyn Runnels, $100,000. 10991 Kentucky 764, Larry Alsip and Toni Casoli to William and Stella Sims, $130,000. 563 Camden Circle, Mission Properties LLC to Woolard Rentals LLC, $108,800. 4951 Old Hartford Road, Wayne

and Dortha Gist to Gregory and Viki Cash, $163,000. The following real estate transfers were recorded between Aug. 28 and Sept. 4: 2049 Trillium Gardens, estate of Anna Castlen to Wayne and Dortha Gist, $137,000. 3834 Bowlds Court, John and Kristi Fentress to Melissa Stahler, $160,000. 4523 Strickland Drive, Perri Hall to Sabrina and Dennis Johnson, $153,000. 2627 Epworth Lane, Thomas and Courtney Drury to N.P. Dodge, $92,000. 2627 Epworth Lane, N.P. Dodge to Kentucky Strategic Properties LLC, $84,000. 1910 Wink Court, JRO Co. LLC to David Allen, $46,500. 6641 Barcroft, John and Jeanette Hayden to Ryan and Cheryl Goss, $305,000. 2015 Frederica St., Luis Evia and Odalis Arias to MSL Investments LLC and Dostwinz LLC, $113,000. 8611 Kentucky 405, Paul Martin

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1119 Avondale 3 Bedroom 1 bath home, detached garage, basement GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

100 Martin Way 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath home, Garage with opener GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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Builders Inc. to Ronald Greene and Heather Hayden, $50,000. 1408 Parrish Court, Ronald Greene to Paul Martin Builders Inc., $70,000. 1905 Airport Road, estate of Emma Ranson to Larry and Linetta Hester, $215,000. 1750 Whispering Meadows Drive, Larry and Linetta Hester to Christopher and Rebecca Boling, $268,000. 412 Graystone Drive, Antoine and Vanessa Hanley to Wesley and Bridget Young, $182,500. 615 Amherst Drive, Allan and Dorothy Askins to Brittany and Jordan Khan, $137,000. 2146 Boarman Drive, Cynthia Boone to Jordan and Sarah Murphy, $87,500. 7149 Kentucky 54, Milton Askins to Bradley Hagan, $140,000. 2379 Stone Crest Lane, JR Acquisitions LLC to Albert and Pamela Fox, $70,000. SEE TRANSFERS/PAGE 19

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Leasing Coordinator

Theresa Payne

2248 Boarman Drive 3 bedroom, 1 bath home, 1 car garage, Fenced Yard GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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3849 Raintree 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2-car garage, Fenced Yard GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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127 E 21st Street 2 bedroom, 1 bath, formal dining room, 1 car garage, GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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4007 Fogle Dr. #A 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, Ceramic Tile, Garage GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

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Cora Daniels

Carolyn Clark

Pepper Tree Ln. 1 & 2 bedroom with 1 or 2 bath GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

Wandering Lane 3301 W 2nd St. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Ceramic 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Dishwasher, Tile, Mowing Provided Washer/Dryer, Ceramic Tile GAC Property Mgmt GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415 (270) 926-5415

Benttree Dr. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Dishwasher, Washer/Dryer GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

GAC Property Management

Bowie Trail 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, DW, W/D, Ceramic, GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

Princeton Pkwy. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Washer/Dryer, New Carpet GAC Property Mgmt (270) 926-5415

2934 Frederica St. Owensboro Kentucky www.TonyClark.com

(270) 926-5415

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Joetta O'Brien Realtor®

Hope Margelot Realtor®

270-313-3032

270-316-5476

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Stephanie Miller Realtor®/Broker

JoAnn Risner Broker/Owner

270-929-3140

270-570-3939

RISNER & ASSOCIATES REALTY, INC. (270) 926-1400 • RISNERREALTORS.COM

Pat O’Brien Realtor®

1010 Frederica St., Owensboro, KY. 42301 • joannrisner@email.com

270-929-0838

270-977-6001

Carolyn Niehaus Realtor®

270-702-1315

Lisa Kassinger Realtor®

270-302-9993

Jennifer Yeckering Realtor®

270-584-5026

$699,000

$1,475,000

$2,750,000

36 Stone Creek

16 STONE CREEK

Not every home has a 1800 sq ft guest house w/bath and a half overlooking a beautiful pool. This house is a dream, so many gorgeous amenities you must see for yourself. Come walk through the hand cut mahogany front doors and experience luxury from every corner. JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939 MLS# 70767

Karen Thomas Realtor®

CALL 270-570-3939 TO SCHEDULE A PRIVATE SHOWING MLS#71860

14 Hilltop

A very private setting in the prestigious Hilltop neighborhood! This gorgeous home has 6 bedrooms and 4.5 baths that are newly decorated. Beautiful landscaping and trees are just a few of the outside amenities you will ﬁnd. Don't miss out on a chance to view this beautiful home. Call Lisa Kassinger (270) 302-9993 or JoAnn Risner (270) 570-3939. MLS#74734.

$499,000

$599,000

$334,500

$499,900

829 Griffith Ave. Charming 5 bedroom home in a much desirable location. Wood ﬂoors, sun porch, huge lot with mature trees, irrigation system. Home has large basement, windows have been replaced, workshop, storage shed, and 3 car detached garage. This unique property won't last long! Call Joann Risner 270-570-3939 MLS# 75025

Looking for your dream home? Look no further. This home offers 5 BR/4 BA and has been completely updated. New ﬂooring, appliances, granite, plus many other amenities. Check out the awesome basement opening to pool area for entertaining. 10 plus acres of property. Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939. MLS#72565.

1567 Zion Church Road

2456 Ford Ave. Gorgeous 4BR/3BA patio home in desirable FIELDCREST CROSSING! Wonderful location. Close to schools & shopping. Large Sunroom. Whole house has natural gas generator, indoor storm shelter, 3-way gas ﬁre place & irrigation system. All appliances, stove, refrigerator, washer, & dryer stay, as well as the window treatments. Heat/AC new in 2016. New roof in 2016. JoAnn Risner (270) 570-3939. MLS#74643

1661 Barclay Custom built n the Summit! Featuring 5 BR, 4 full baths, 2 half baths. Freshly painted walls & woodwork w/many updates throughout, including new island countertop & appliances. Huge covered porch. 3-car oversized att. gar. Golf lovers... this home is located right across from the golf course w/ beautiful views! Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939 or Lisa Kassinger 270-302-9993. MLS#74320.

$259,900

$159,900

$115,000

2007 Littlewood Drive

Charming brick home in a most desirable location. This home offers wood ﬂoors, updated kitchen. 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, sunroom, ﬁnished bsmt. for entertaining. Basement has been waterproofed by B-Dry. Call today for a personal tour. Call JoAnn Risner 270-570-3939. MLS#72690

122 W 24th St

Charming 1 1/2 story 3 bedrooms 2 bath home with new replacement windows and 2 car detached garage. Convenient location to dining and shopping. Upstairs has been rented as an apartment with separate meter. Call Joann Risner 270-570-3939 MLS #75011

IN D N E P

1710 McClarty Ave.

Commercial building with private ofﬁce, in excellent condition with 16 ft. overhead door. 2 lots adjoining property that can be leased. Call JoAnn Risner 270570-3939. MLS#74026.

2110 A-B Carpenter Drive

Duplex with 2BD/1BA with range and refrigerator in both units. Washer/dryer hook ups in both units. Roof is less than 2 years old. Great Investment Opportunity. Call JoAnn Risner (270) 570-3939. MLS#74922.

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270-316-5476 SPRINGBANK

1567 Zion Church Road

Realtor®

REDUCED TO $125,000

24 ACRES

6278 Valley Brook Trace

Like new. 4 BR/2.5 baths in Deer Valley Subdivision! All neutral décor. Laundry Room upstairs. All bedrooms have walk-in closets. Kitchen with island. Extended patio and driveway upgrade. Quick possession. Great price! Call Lisa Kassinger 270-302-9993. MLS#74967

Call Today For A Personal Tour!

4101 Mason Woods Lane

9471 HWY 815 MLS#74416.

Owensboro, KY. MLS#75012.

G PENDIN

G PENDIN 4233 Ryeland Point

1319 Burchwood Ct.

Owensboro, KY. MLS#75033.

Stephanie Miller

LISAKASSINGER

270-929-3140

270-302-9993

Realtor®/Broker

$174,000

SOLD

Realtor®/Broker

1096 Pleasure Point MLS #72250

MLS#74861.

PENDIN

19A Quail Ridge Court MLS #74940

S OL D 113 E. 8th Street MLS #74641

RISNER & ASSOCIATES REALTY, INC. 1010 Frederica St., Owensboro, KY • 270-926-1400 NEW LISTING

Realtor®

Pat O'Brien Call/Text (270) 929-0838 Anytime!

2317 Wintergreen Loop S. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, 1.5 Story Immediate Possession! MLS#75172 Call Joetta: 270-313-3032

We Work Holidays! 270-313-3032

Noel says...

Lake Life is the CATS Meow!!

1201 Saint Ann Street Built 1910 - Colonial home with many upgrades. 2264 sq. ft. Beautiful home on corner lot in Historic part of Owensboro. A must see! MLS #74628 Call Joetta: 270-313-3032

llámanos Lakefront Property

8801 Kingfisher Lake Rd. 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, 1 car garage attached, workshop/2 car carport LARGE LOT. MLS #74879 Call Joetta: 270-313-3032

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Top exterior trends to inspire your 2019 home projects BY BRANDPOINT

Thinking of adding a deck? How about replacing the tired, worn siding on your house? Now that the weather is colder, it’s the perfect time to curl up with a hot beverage and start planning your 2019 home projects so you can nail the budget and settle on the look you’re after. “Updating your home’s exterior can make an older home look more modern, but it can also make a new build feel warmer and more established,” says Kristine Swint, an in-house design expert at Royal Building Products. “Whether you plan to sell, or stay and enjoy your new features, anything you do to update the exterior can maximize the value of your home.” Swint shares these insights and tips that will help you get inspired and plan your exterior home projects in 2019.

THINK COOL NEUTRALS FOR THE COLOR STORY

When someone suggests a neutral tone for your exterior, do you think boring beige and tepid taupe? When it comes to vinyl siding, you may be pleasantly surprised to discover there’s a broad range of color and style choices to meet your taste and design preferences, including soft grays, bolder mid-tone blues and warm earth-toned terra cottas. “Going neutral no longer means sacrificing style, or having your house look like all the others on the block,” Swint says. “Today’s neutrals convey warmth, comfort and closeness to nature — all traits we desire in a home.” If you need help planning your home’s new look, the HomePlay design tool from Royal Building Products lets you experiment with different colors and siding profiles. To get started, visit HomePlaybyRoyal.com.

MAKE RELAXATION A TOP PRIORITY

Home is where the heart is, right? So it makes perfect sense to make it into a space where self-care is a priority. That’s why wellness and mindfulness have become huge influences in interior and exterior spaces, Swint says. To turn your backyard into a retreat space, consider amenities like water features, zen gardens or even a shaded reading nook.

REFRAME THE POSSIBILITIES OF YOUR SHED

BRING THE INSIDE OUT

If you’ve decided this year is the year to add a deck or a patio, don’t settle for an uninspired open-air platform. Today’s designers are remaking the deck concept altogether by bringing traditionally “indoor” amenities outside. Rugs, arbors and high-design furniture will turn your deck into an outdoor living room. By adding a fire pit, portable furnace or heater, you and your family can spend time on the deck year-round. For a finishing touch, a floor-to-ceiling sliding glass door not only brings in more sunlight and natural views, it creates a seamless transition

between inside and outside. But a great deck starts with highquality materials, because the last thing you want is to spend excessive time and money on routine maintenance. Instead of using natural wood, opt for a premium composite decking, such as Zuri

Premium Decking, that combines the natural beauty of exotic hardwood with the unsurpassed and exceptionally lowmaintenance requirements of composite materials. If you’re interested in learning more, visit zuri.royalbuildingproducts. com.

Garages and sheds can be more than a storage space for your lawnmower and tools. These four walls hold many other possibilities, and homeowners have come up with creative, free-time-oriented uses for these simple backyard structures. The options are only limited by your imagination: backyard bar, outdoor shower, or the classic she-shed or man cave. You can even make it into a home office for those telecommuting days. To dress up a plain shed, Swint says, add siding with complementary trim, windows (and flower boxes), finished with a sleek glass door.

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2325 Stone Valley Cove, JR Acquisitions LLC to Sarah Emberger, $80,000. 2118 Carriage Drive, Joyce Christian and others to SSG 1998 LLC, $108,500. 3518 Jefferson St., Gary and Christina Haire to Jordan and Chrystal Ferguson, $113,300. 1316 Hathaway St., estate of Robert Brown to Paul Dukes, $31,000. 601 Stableford Circle, Thompson Homes Inc. to Gene and Sarah Todd, $304,961. 625 Pin High Drive, Thompson Homes Inc. to Merry Miller, $217,434. 4138 Settlers Point, Creek Branch Investors to MSL Investments LLC, $86,000. 2459 Spencer Drive, Kay Hardee and others to Kristina Krampe, $125,000. 2218 Carpenter Drive, Urban and Susan Wink to John Tran and Quyen Tran, $86,000.

2750 High Pass Pointe, William and Lesley Cart to Michael Harper, $215,000. 608 Foust Ave., Nationstar Mortgage LLC to T&T Investments LLC, $56,225. 900 Gardenside Drive, estate of Ann Allen to Duy Tran and Huong Lu, $82,000. 4115 Harbor Trace, Nathan Sloan to Heather Fenn, $155,000. 2321 Stone Valley Cove, JR Acquisitions LLC to Michael and Janice Martin, $80,000. 524 Hathaway St., GMW Rentals LLC to Jerry and Virginia Bailey, $10,000. 2366 Heartland Park, Michael and Tammy Owens to Ankitabah Patel, $297,000. 4107 Yewells Landing W., Kenneth and Sue Stiff to Deborah Jones, $148,000. 3812 Thruston Dermont Road, Patricia Hale to Holly and Tellie Terrell, $157,000. 4013 Kensington Place, Kristina Krampe to Kenneth Badylak, $158,000. 10911 Kentucky 56, Lawrence and Crystal Schneider to Christopher Dennison, $57,219.

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1311 West 12th St 3 Bedroom 2 Bath with Bonus and Basement on corner lot MLS# 74843

DEER VALLEY AREA

LEASE ONLY

6407 Valley Brook Trace 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Open Floor plan MLS# 74581

2430 New Hartford Road Over 10,000 SF Retail/Professional Ofﬁce MLS#74892

FOR SALE / LEASE

NOW LEASING

NEW PRICE

316 Booth Avenue FOR SALE Real Estate Only Centrally located off Frederica St. Over 4,000 SF Retail/Warehouse. MLS# 74582

300 Southtown Blvd. Premiere Class A Professional Ofﬁce Suites Divisible MLS# 72029

1 Bullfrog Blvd MLS# 67398 Premium Ofﬁce Lease Space Conference Room Professional Ofﬁce Suites Divisible

3030 Highland Pointe MLS# 72814 Perfect Restaurant Mixed Retail Divisible

NEW PRICE

MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT

COMMERCIAL/MULTI FAMILY

431 Breckenridge St. 17,000 SF Warehouse, Near Downtown. Multiple entry and egress points. Drive in overhead doors. MLS# 69438

Gateway Commons Development Mixed Use and Retail Out Parcels Available

2400 Friendship Drive Commercial/Multi-Family Land MLS# 74814

PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE

www.GulfstreamDev.com

6548 Hwy 123 Masonville 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Hardwood ﬂoors MLS# 74723

2344 Crescent Hill Drive, Keith and Rina Fleming to Ethan Hagan and Kelly Payne, $230,000. 630 Cedar St., John Shown to Roman Catholic Bishop of Owensboro, $8,000. 224 E. 22nd St., James and Donna Hagan to Benjamin and Selena Pearl, $59,000. 12192 Red Hill-Maxwell Road, U.S. Bank, N.A., to Kentucky Dream Houses LLC, $25,000. 2225 Village Run, Michael Kenney and Jennifer Kenney to VAW Properties LLC, $125,000. 2021 Wimbledon Court, Nancy and Rick Engle to Dallygene Reeves, $185,000. 8136 Barnett Road, Michael and Debra Spalding to Jess and Kelsey Settles, $200,000. 2D Quail Ridge Court, Opal Pruden to Roger and Deborah Willoughby, $79,200. 823 Greenbriar St., James Howard to Muriyd Ross, $90,000. 1809 Grimes Ave., City of Owensboro to DMCR Properties LLC, $49,000.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE ONLY

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100 Saint Ann St. Premium Professional Ofﬁce Space with River View Executive Suites. 4500 Sq. Ft. Available/Divisible

5406 Meadow Grove Drive, O’Bryan Development to Gary and Teresita Newcom, $40,000. 3858 Little Bluestem Drive, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $36,500. 2311 Griffith Ave., Kenneth Correll to Anne Lindsey Pickens, $162,000. 4701 Water Wheel Way, Joshua and Dena Hines to Wilfred and Sharon Pagan, $274,000. 5541 Mulberry Place, Jagoe Homes Inc, to Cristin and Justin Millay, $243,539. 2016 Wimbledon Court, Sharron Matheis to Shelly Murphy, $283,900. 1049 Lakeside Green, Carole and Jackie Roberts and others to Cody Adams and Ronald Dye, $2,800. 6171 Old State Road, Gladys Morris to Double Insanity Investments LLC, $89,900. 5335 Sheffield Drive, Terry and Lenaye Richards to Travis White and Kathryn Roberts, $154,000. 2166 Pin Oak Drive, Zachary and Marlee Burke to Nathan Bolin and Brandi Frazier, $157,900. 3258 Bold Forbes Way, Jonathan Grant to WDG Investments LLC, $130,000.

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5 design show ideas for your 2019 renovations BY BRANDPOINT

When it’s time to remodel and renovate your home, you’re no doubt on the lookout for the freshest takes in design and color choices, so you can ensure your renovation is a lasting investment. To go about your home refresh in a thoughtful way, it can help to turn to the top experts in the industry for their ideas and insight. With more than 145 years of leadership in the kitchen and bath space, Kohler Co. has worked side by side with the top designers to showcase the most inspired designs for the kitchen, bath and other areas of the home. To help you come up with looks you’ll love for years, here are five headturning trends that led the way in 2018. • Make a statement with plants: Humidity-loving plants have long added a soft contrast to the traditional hard bath surfaces. Designers are going big with the plant concept by incorporating what’s called a living wall in this room — a wall that’s essentially a floor-to-ceiling panel of things that grow. Pairing the lush greenery and soft blooms with statement fixtures — such as the cur ved shape of Kohler’s Veil Trough Vessel Bathroom Sink — will make your space into the perfect place to retreat and take time out for self-care. Staying in that vein of incorporating natureinspired elements, designers are also incorporating new natural materials like wood and stone into kitchen and bath design. • Shifts in the color story: The bright whites that have dominated design books this past decade won’t be gone, but they are starting to make their retreat. In 2018 we saw an abundance of ear thy neutrals to choose from, like stone grays, blush pinks and warm terracotta — colors that inspire warm feelings and connections to nature. Where white was once ubertrendy in cabinet design, the script has flipped to deep, moody velvet-inspired hues like emerald green, burgundy, navy and black. • Going for the gold: When it comes to fixtures, chrome dominated style books for years. But now, designers are turning toward gold, copper and bronze fixtures at a increasing rate. With a variety of finishes to choose from, from gleaming rose gold to a burnished copper, opting for warm

toned fixtures is easy way to add texture and interest to any room.

• Next-level entertaining: The idea of the home as a haven is catching

on. One concept to consider is turning that extra room or basement into an intimate, inviting space tailor made for unwinding and entertaining. To create that escapist vibe that calls back to the speak-easy, go with dark-hued walls and cabinetry to create an eyecatching contrast with pops of colorful art and gleaming fixtures. To lighten up the somber tone, playful designs like Kohler’s Artifacts Gentleman’s Bar Faucet adds a touch of retro charm. • High function, stylish design: The kitchen is the busiest room in the house, which is why homeowners welcome new ideas in hard-working, durable solutions that are also aesthetically pleasing. Incorporating design into the kitchen has never been easier with options like Kohler’s Purist Kitchen Faucet — a design that works seamlessly with any style/aesthetic/ taste. Adding a secondary island to the kitchen will keep all your gear ultraorganized; and adding sinks to one or both islands can make food prep a snap — even with multiple cooks in the kitchen.