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2820 Grey Eagle Pass Minot, ND 58703

1829 S. Broadway St #1

This gorgeous 3 bed, 3 car garage, 2.75 bath home is in the coveted Eagles Landing Addition!

Some of the many features of this home include: Trayed ceilings, hardwood flooring throughout the main level, travertine tile, maintenance free decking and fencing, sprinkler system, and beautiful custom tile in one of the full baths. This home has a fully finished, day light basement with a wet bar that features a re-claimed wood wall that you have to see to believe. This home is perfect for entertaining, inside and out. Call me to view this home today.

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$329,00 0 www.minotsells.com 500 20th Ave. SW Minot, ND 58701

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LET US HELP WITH YOUR NEXT REAL ESTATE MOVE! JUST LISTED! – Beautiful home in SE

location. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and kitchen with granite counters. Main floor laundry, office, fenced yard with deck and patios.

Triple garage. $352,900 #171208

Spacious – 3 bedroom, 2 ½ bath home in convenient SW location. Kitchen has breakfast bar and pantry. Formal dining room with doors to deck. Living room has nice back yard view.

Walkout lower level has a large family room, bedroom and 3/4 bath. Attached double garage. $252,000 #170721

GREAT CITY VIEWS – Four level home on large lot in NW area with beautiful city and valley views. Kitchen has stainless steel appliances. There are 3 bedrooms and 3 baths including a master with updated bath. Bamboo flooring in living and dining room. Large daylight family room with fireplace, ¾ bath and walkout to the double garage. $259,900 #170059

COMFORTABLE CONDO – Tastefully remodeled condo close to shopping and park. Eat-in kitchen with beautiful birch cabinets. Bright living room. Main floor laundry. 2 upper level bedrooms and a full bath. Lots of storage on both levels.

Carport for 2 cars. $107,000 #170763

IN KENMARE – Move in ready 2 bedroom, 1 ½ bath home.

All new hardwood, carpet and paint. Nice kitchen and large living room. Full basement has bath and laundry and is ready to finish as you like. Large yard with patio and alley access.

Attached garage. $110,000 #171139

COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 5237 NORTH BROADWAY •North Broadway location •5000 Sq Ft Building •16 ft sidewalls •2 – 14X20 overhead doors •1.5 Acre Lot •Well and Septic $350,000 #170031

IN THE HEART OF OIL COUNTRY • 70’x140’ energy efficient building with 20’ side walls in Ross, ND. • 4.2 acre lot designed for truck traffic • 4 – 14 ft overhead therma-seal doors • 50’x 140’ is the shop portion • 20’x140’ living area.

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408 North Broadway, Minot, ND 701 852-1156 • 800-568-5311 JUNE 2017

Judy Hoskin 701-721-3837

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MAKE MEMORIES

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Photo courtesy of Getty Images (Family Features) — Temperatures are rising and Americans are headed outside to enjoy the weather while making lasting memories. From backyard barbecues to flag football games, many families are enjoying the great outdoors more at home.

In fact, nearly two-thirds of Americans say some of their favorite memories have occurred right in their own yards, according to a survey conducted by Harris Poll on behalf of TruGreen. The survey also found that Americans spend an average of 12 hours per week in their yards during the summer, but much of that time is spent working to maintain their lawns.

“People are living life outside and creating memories right in their own yards during the warmer months of the year,” said Ben Hamza, PhD, TruGreen director of technical operations “To maintain a healthy, green lawn to enjoy all season long, there are several tasks homeowners should do consistently including mowing and watering.”

Plan for a spectacular season in your own yard with this lawn care checklist: 1. Tune up your lawn mower. After sitting idle in your garage or toolshed all winter, your mower will need a lit-

tle TLC. Check the spark plug, clean or replace the air filter, change the oil and get the blade sharpened. A sharp blade makes mowing easier and causes less damage to your lawn.

2. Clean up debris. If not removed, fallen leaves, sticks, twigs and other debris can smother your lawn and leave it looking unsightly. Clearing debris also makes fertilizer and weed control treatments more effective.

3. Get a jump on weeds. Pre-emergent herbicides can help fend off annual weeds such as crabgrass before they rear their ugly heads. Pre-emergents are most effective when the soil reaches weed-germination temperature, about 55 F in the case of crabgrass.

4. Poke some holes. Lawn aeration helps loosen compacted soil and opens up your lawn to more easily receive water and nutrients. Aeration is one of the best ways to thicken and strengthen your turf and improve the overall health of your lawn.

5. Start mowing. Wait until your grass is about 3 inches tall to start mowing, and don’t cut more than onethird of the grass’ height. Most grass types should be kept at least 2 inches tall; longer, thicker turf helps combat weeds and conserves water in the soil.

6. Spread fertilizer. Give your yard a boost early in the year with an initial dose of fertilizer. For the first treatment, a light application will do.

7. Apply post-emergents. For weeds that pop up despite your best efforts, you can turn to either selective or nonselective post-emergent herbicides.

Selective treatments are formulated to kill only targeted weeds; nonselective products will kill any plant they’re applied to, including grass. A TruGreen specialist can assess your weed problem and recommend a tailored post-emergent herbicide solution.

8. Water. Every lawn requires a good amount of water. Some comes from rainfall, but during hotter, drier months, you’ll likely need to supplement. Aim for about 1 inch of water per week. An easy way to measure is to spread a few empty tuna cans across your lawn as you water. When they’re full, that’s an inch.

9. Enjoy. Plan a party, host a neighborhood barbecue or simply grab your favorite book and head for the hammock. Relax, recharge and appreciate your own hard work.

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Call us today, we’ll help prepare you for the future you’ve been dreaming of.

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Tips to stop mosquitoes from ruining summer fun

(Family Features) — Summer is here and warm weather beckons people into backyards across the country.

Unfortunately, unwelcome guests like pesky mosquitoes often want to join the festivities. Not only can mosquitoes be a biting nuisance, but they can also cause allergic reactions in some people and pets. Certain species can spread dangerous illnesses such as dengue fever, West Nile virus and Zika virus.

Minimizing mosquito threats in your yard is of primary importance during summer months, but your outdoor decor and landscaping actually may be attracting mosquitoes. Dr. Mark Beavers, Orkin entomologist, recommends these tips for keeping mosquitoes at bay this summer.

Minimize Standing Water Mosquitoes only need a thimble-sized amount of stagnant water to reproduce. To reduce mosquito breeding areas, Beavers recommends checking backyards for stagnant water in bird baths, under potted plants and even in your pet’s water bowls.

By refreshing water often or eliminating standing water sources, you can reduce the

number of places mosquitoes can reproduce, according to Beavers. If a backyard pond is part of your decor, make sure the water is circulating properly.

Plant Smart Backyards are often filled with places a mosquito can hide, reproduce or feed.

Planting smart and keeping vegetation growth in check can cut down on the number of mosquitoes in your yard. Be sure to trim, prune, weed and mow often to keep vegetation under control because mosquitoes love to hide in damp, dark places.

Think carefully about where you place flowers and plants in your backyard so they don’t attract mosquitoes to the places you sit or entertain. Flowering plants can offer a delicious meal for female mosquitoes that need to feed on flower nectar between blood meals. Plants like Bromeliads that trap water in their leaves can also be a prime place for mosquitoes to breed.

Turn on the Fans According to Beavers, another trick is to use mosquitoes’ weaknesses against them.

Most mosquitoes are poor flyers, so a simple deterrent is to make it difficult for them to

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fly. Consider installing a fan on your deck or patio, or even bring a portable fan outdoors.

Also remember your backyard basics: clothing and repellents. Mosquitoes are attracted to dark colors, so keep your summer wardrobe light and breezy. Loose-fitting, long-sleeved shirts and long pants are typically your best bet. Mosquitoes can bite through tight-fitting clothes made of materials like spandex. Keep your scented body sprays and perfumes to a minimum, as mosquitoes can be attracted to strong smells.

When you’re heading outdoors, don’t forget to apply a topical repellent spray approved by the Environmental Protection Agency.

By taking these simple steps this summer, you can minimize mosquito populations in your backyard and stop mosquitoes from meddling in your summer fun. Visit Orkin.com for more pest prevention tips or to bring in a professional to assess your pest protection needs.

Source: Orkin

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Outdoor Kitchens Designing Stylish and Functional

(Family Features) — Just like the inside of a home, aesthetics are often the first thing you notice when stepping outside.

An outdoor living space can be modern, traditional, rustic, coastal or even country farmhouse - the possibilities are endless. The look and feel it exudes is important, so figuring out a design that reflects your own personal style is a top priority in the planning stages.

However, it’s not the only priority.

You’ll also need to determine how to use the space. Some homeowners discover

that one of the best ways to do so is with an outdoor kitchen.

“We have seen designers and homeowners taking a more thoughtful and sophisticated design approach over time,” said Russ Faulk, chief designer and head of product for Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet, producer of premium culinary products for residential outdoor kitchens. “The result is a fully realized space with all of the parts working together - much more than a collection of furniture and cooking equipment.”

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kitchen, these products should work harmoniously. Get started with the basics of outdoor kitchen functional zones from Faulk.

Zoning Out

Planning for each functional zone is necessary to maximize the effectiveness of the outdoor space for cooking and entertaining activities. Similar to the indoor kitchen, outdoor kitchens consist of functional zones, which include hot zones, cold zones, wet zones and dry zones.

Hot zones include all cooking spaces, such as the grill, pizza oven and cooktops. Cold zones are made up of refrigeration and freezers. Wet zones are comprised of sinks and adjacent workspace.

Dry zones are prep counters and storage.

A truly effective outdoor kitchen involves all four zones working together.

Planning ahead can make prepping, cooking, serving and cleaning go more smoothly.

For example, the cold zone should be located next to the wet zone. This can make moving food from the refrigerator to the sink to wash much easier before going to the grill.

Landing Space

When you’re cooking, you need space at each workstation to set things down. One of the most frequent outdoor kitchen design shortcomings is insufficient counter space.

Ideally, you should have open countertop space to each side of a sink, grill, cooktop and every other workstation.

These open spaces are called landing zones.

Outside the Lines

As homeowners want to spend more time in their outdoor kitchens, storage space is becoming increasingly important. At the very least, they will want to store cooking items like wood chips, charcoal, grilling gloves and brushes in outdoor cabinets for the season.

Many homeowners want a fully functional outdoor kitchen that operates independently from the indoor kitchen, which requires even more storage space to keep pots, pans, utensils and cutting boards outside.

Outdoor cabinetry needs to be ready to withstand the elements. To handle rain and keep items dry, weather-tight options are available.

In addition to high durability, outdoor cabinetry options have become increasingly design-focused with various finishes that make an aesthetic statement. For example, Kalamazoo’s Arcadia Cabinetry Series comes in oiled ipe wood or powder-coated stainless steel panels available in more than 200 colors.

Whether your space is big or small, the design principles of a well-functioning outdoor kitchen remain the same.

Do it right and your kitchen will not only look stylish, but it’ll function smoothly and may become your new favorite part of your home for years to come. Find more information at KalamazooGourmet.com.

Source: Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet

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Willcox a modern home with classic look

By Associated Designs

With the exception of the skylit or a secluded workspace for a writrecreation room over the garage, er or anyone else who enjoys reBrick veneer and keystone arch- it’s a single-level dwelling that treating from the normal hustle made wheelchair accessi- and bustle of everyday home life. es give a classic look to the Will- could bePatio The large, open gathering space recreation room has a half cox, but inside it is a truly contem- ble. The26' x 12' porary home. Gathering spaces are bath, storage closet, narrow win- that fills the core comprises a vaultnot separated by walls, as they are dow, and two large skylights. It ed living room, dining room and can be out- kitchen. Abundant natural light in traditional dwellfitted as a washes in through wide windows, ings, and vaulted ceils e p a r a t e front and rear. ings in the core rooms PLAN 30-232 p lOwners’ a y r o o mSuite The living room’s gas fireplace Patio add to Bedroom the sense of 11' x 12'2" 26' x 12' First Floor 1869 sq.ft. for the18'kids, spaciousness.

Vaulted x 13' offers mess-free, stress-free warmth, and colorful flames.

Second Floor It’s305simple sq.ft. to Living fire up on chilly days or when dark21'6" x 17' Living Area 2174 sq.ft. ness falls. Wide cabinetry, designed 592 sq.ft.cento house a Garage home entertainment Bedroom Owners’ Suite ter, fills the space between Dimensions 58' xthe 62'fire11' x 12'2" Vaulted 18' x 13' place and the rear wall.

2000 SERIES Living Foyer 21'6" A long, three-sectioned eating Bedroom x 17' www.AssociatedDesigns.com Vaulted bar is all that stands between the 11' x 12'2" Vaulted Kitchen kitchen and the rest of the gatherDining 13'2" x 12'8" ing space. The Willcox’s pantry is 11' x 14' Porch Up exceptionally roomy, as is the Foyer Bedroom Vaulted nearby utility room. The latter is a 11' x 12'2" Vaulted Kitchen Dining pass-through space that links with Utility 13'2" x 12'8" 11' x 14' the garage, and makes an ideal Porch Up mudroom to boot.

The plush owners’ suite fills the Utility right side of the home; secondary Dn bedrooms are on the left, where they share the main bathroom.

PLAN 30-232 Owners’ suite amenities include: a PLAN 30 -232 Owners’ Suite Dn spa tub, dual vanity, deep walk-in First Floor 1869 sq.ft.

Garage 18' x 13' First Floor 1869 sq.ft. closet, and separately enclosed 23' x 22'6" Floor 305 sq.ft.

RecreationSecond Garage Second Floor 305 sq.ft. shower and toilet.

Room Living Area 2174 sq.ft.

23' x 22'6" Associated Designs is the origiLiving Area 2174 sq.ft.

12' x 19'6" Recreation nal source for the Wilcox 30-232.

Garage 592 sq.ft.

Garage 592 sq.ft.

Room For more information or to view 12' x 19'6" Dimensions 58' x 62' © 2017 Associated Designs, Inc. other designs, visit www.Associated © 2017 Associated Designs, Inc. 2000 SERIES Designs.com or call 800-634-0123.

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JUNE 2017

H O M E M A R K E T 13

Prepare your home for

STORM SEASON

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(Family Features) â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Protecting your personal safety is the first priority when severe weather emerges with homes and personal property often running a close second. After all, the home is not only a place for comfort and sanctuary - it could be your single largest investment.

As temperatures soar, so do the chances for tumultuous weather.

The Department of Energy reports that nearly 90 percent of major power outages are caused by severe storms. With these tips, you can help ensure that your home is ready for anything Mother Nature has to offer.

Maintain vegetation

Falling trees and branches can wreak considerable havoc on a homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s exterior, along with possessions like vehicles or patio furniture. Keep trees and shrubs well-pruned so strong winds are less likely to grab hold of a wayward branch. If necessary, consult with an expert to ensure trees are trimmed back away from the house adequately to minimize your risk.

Secure potential flight risks

There are plenty of items that can either become damaged or cause damage if they are swept up in a strong wind. Top-heavy items like grills can topple over, and patio furniture could blow out into the yard or even into your home. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t overlook smaller culprits, such as gravel or landscaping rock, which can be tossed around and cause serious destruction.

Make time for maintenance

Home repairs that seem minor can become much bigger problems if a storm exacerbates whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s broken. Loose roof shingles or shutters are especially susceptible to storm damage, as are illfitting screens. Regularly scanning your home for defects and taking immediate steps to fix them can help prevent relatively small issues from becoming major projects. Be sure to keep gutters and downspouts on your checklist; a heavy storm can produce enough standing water to flood your home in minutes if proper drainage is hampered.

Install backup systems

Power outages are one of the most common afflictions of storm season, but with the proper equipment you can avoid the danger and inconvenience. A premium standby generator like the Briggs & Stratton Fortress system delivers ultimate peace of mind. The system, which is permanently installed and runs on natural gas or liquid propane vapor, turns on automatically to power selected electrical circuits and appliances. The systems are also compatible with wireless monitoring apps that allow homeowners to verify the generator is ready before a storm strikes.

Learn more at briggsandstratton.com.

Review insurance coverage

Revisiting your insurance coverage at least every six months can help ensure you know what exclusions exist and where you may need to add supplemental policies or increase your limits. This is also a good time to update an inventory list that documents all your major possessions and valuables; store the list in a safe place such as a weatherproof home safe or electronically via email or a cloudbased server.

In many parts of the country, storm season is inevitable, but taking the proper precautions can help ensure your family and home are ready to handle whatever the season brings.

Source: Briggs & Stratton

JUNE 2017

H O M E M A R K E T 15

Tracy Dachs Centruy 21 Action Realtors Salesperson and Realtor of the Month for April 2017

Shay Romich-Petron Welcome back to Century 21 Action Realtors

Tracy can be reached by calling 701-721-3372 and by email at tracydachs@gmail.com.

Shay can be reached by calling 701-833-7815 and by email at shayna.romich@century21.com.

Jenny Janz

Ashleigh Collins

Welcome to Century 21 Action Realtors

Welcome to Century 21 Action Realtors

Jenny can be reached by calling 701-472-2851 and by email at jennyjanz@hotmail.com.

Ashleigh can be reached by calling 701-240-2608 and by email at ashleighcollins.realtor@gmail.com.

Shanel Effertz Welcome to Century 21 Action Realtors Shanel can be reached by calling 701-833-9718 and by email at shanel.hannesson@gmail.com.

Clyde Thorne Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty Agent of the Month for April 2017 Clyde can be reached by calling 701-240-8594 or 701-852-0136 and by email at cthorne@srt.com.

Dale Lawson

Jerry Thomas

NextHome Legendary Properties Agent of the Month for April 2017

Coldwell Banker 1st Minot Realty Agent of the Month for April 2017

Dale can be reached by calling 701-833-8150 and by email at dalelawson7@gmail.com.

Jerry can be reached by calling 701-833-7578 or 701-852-0136 and by email at jerryt@srt.com.

Nathan Stremick

Lucy Tuttle

Signal Realtors Residential Salesperson and Salesperson of the Month for March 2017

Signal Realtors Residential Salesperson and Salesperson of the Month for April 2017

Nathan can be reached by calling 701-500-3890 or 701-852-3505 and by email at nathans.minot@gmail.com.

Lucy can be reached by calling 701-240-6707 or 701-852-3505 and by email at tntdynomite@srt.com.

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Donovan Gault

DelRae Zimmerman

Has joined the team at Brokers 12, Inc.

Brokers 12, Inc. Broker of the Month for April 2017

Donovan can be reached by calling 701-721-4751 and by email at donovan@brokers12.com or online at www.brokers12.com .

DelRae can be reached by calling 701-833-1375 and by email at delrae@teamrockstars.com.

Brandy Halland

Kausha Bakk

Has joined the team at Brokers 12, Inc.

Brokers 12, Inc. Salesperson of the Month for April 2017

Brandy can be reached by calling 701-578-5316 and by email at brandy@brokers12.com or online at www.brokers12.com.

Kausha can be reached by calling 701-721-7157 and by email at kausha@brokers12.com.

Carrie Montoya

Gary Kramlich

Watne Realtors Top Producer of the Month for April 2017

Watne Realtors Sales Professional of the Month for April 2017

Carrie can be reached by calling 701-240-0709 or 701-852-1156 and by email at carriecornhusker@aol.com.

Gary can be reached by calling 701-721-0526 or 701-852-1156 and by email at kramlich@minot.com.

JUNE 2017

H O M E M A R K E T 17

Rustic Brelsford has space to spread out Brelsford

By Associated Designs

Kitchen 17' x 14'8"

Counters and cupboards wrap hall and den. Luxuries include a PLAN and30a-202 private batharound four sides of the roomy walk-in closet First two Floor pedestal 2463 sq.ft. lavs, spa Shingles and stone give a hand- kitchen, and extend into a butler’s room with shower. somely rustic look to the Brels- pantry with an additional sink and tub, and walk-in Second Floor 553 sq.ft.

Upstairs bedrooms share a ford, a rambling two-story home dishwasher. Open shelves fill one Living Area 3016 sq.ft. with over 3,000 square feet of long wall of a utility room, with novel and practical three-section Garage 735 sq.ft. space for a freezer or second living space. This plan is well-suitVaultedre- bathroom. © 2017 Associated Designs, Inc. Dimensions 103' 54' origiAssociated Designs isx the to the ed to families that enjoy entertain- frigerator at the far end, next Dining Patio the Brelsford built-in desk. ing, or simply like having space to Covered 3000 SERIES 30-202.

16'6" x 13'6" nal source for Patio information or to view A powder room and guest suite For more spread out. www.AssociatedDesigns.com At its core is a huge great room are just inside the front door. other designs, visit www.Associated Library Designs.com or call with a 12-foot ceiling and aHall win- Flowering and/or foli800-634-0123. dow-flanked fireplace. Two sets of age plants will flourish on the window double Vaulted doors at the rear provide Den Pantry Owners’ Suite covered shelf in the guest access to a partially patio.

PLAN PLAN 30 30-202 -202 12'4" x 10'4" Up to 16' x 14'8" Greatrectangular Room bay, First Floor The kitchen is totally open to this suite’s Attic Floor 2463 sq.ft.

2463 sq.ft.

21'6" x 28' Storage expansive area, but slightly re- and this room has its Up Floor Floor 553 553 sq.ft. sq.ft.

Second cessed. A long raised eating bar own private bathroom.

Bedroom Area 3016 3016 sq.ft. sq.ft.

14'8" x 11' Wide windows Living Area keeps the clutter of food preparation 735 sq.ft. sq.ft.

Garage 735 out of sight. Standing at the kitchen brighten the BrelsGarage Entry Vaulted 2017 Associated Designs, 21'2" vaulted owners’ Dimensions sink, ©you are at the center of Inc. every- ford’s Dimensions 103' 103'xx 54' 54' Dnx 33'4" Dining Guest thing.

YouBedroom can look out into the suite, Patio 3000 SERIES 3000 SERIES 16'6"connected x 13'6" to the Suite Covered Covered great room,14'8" or turn head to great room by a library x 11' your Patio www.AssociatedDesigns.com 13' x 10'10" www.AssociatedDesigns.com Porch gaze out windows, or check on activities inHall the vaulted dining room.

Library

Utility

Brelsford

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Covered Patio

Up

Library Hall

Bedroom

droom '8" x 11'

14'8" x 11'4" Vaulted Den Owners’ Suite 12'4" x 10'4" 16' x 14'8"

Entry Great Room Guest 21'6" x 28' Suite

Covered Porch

Dn

13' x 10'10"

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Up

Entry Covered Porch

edroom 8" x 11'4"

Garage Pantry 21'2" x 33'4"

Guest Suite 13' x 10'10"

Utility

Great Room 21'6" x 28'

Bedroom 14'8" x 11'4"

Utility

Patio

PantryDining 16'6" x 13'6" Up to Attic Storage

Kitchen 17' x 14'8"

Den 12'4" x 10'4"

Kitchen 17' x 14'8"

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d Suite 8"

Up to Attic Storage Garage 21'2" x 33'4"

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H O M E M A R K E T 19

$575,000 COUNTRY LIVING – 5 bedroom, 4 bath home on 14 acres near Palermo.

Kitchen has large breakfast bar, deck off living room, 3 seasons room off the master Lisa suite. Walkout lower level with family Jameson 500-0499 room. Double garage. #162249

PRICE REDUCED! – 3 bedroom home on fenced corner lot. Large living room, dining area off galley kitchen.

2 main level bedrooms and a 3rd in the upper level. Enclosed front porch, Mel garage with alley access. Owner/ Bartsch Licensed Salesperson. #170054 240-0479

$139,900

COZY – 3 bedroom home in NW area.

Kitchen has new flooring, cabinets, countertops, window and dishwasher.

Bathroom has new flooring, window and plumbing. Restored original hardwood in Janet bedrooms. Egress bedroom in basement. Schelling Detached garage. #170529 240-7537

$164,500

UNIQUE DESIGN – 5 bedroom, 3 bath home. Main level has kitchen, dining, living, family room, 1 bedroom, bath and laundry room. Patio off dining room.

Thad 3 bedrooms and 1 bath in upper level.

Tarasen Bedroom, bath and 2nd family room in 240-6737 basement. Double garage. #171036

$129,900

$145,900

NEAR VELVA – 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1536 sq ft home on 34 acres of hills and trees that are mostly fenced.

Family room with fireplace in walkout Tim lower level. Tuck under double garage, Knutson detached double garage, large pole barn and livestock barn. #170994 833-8951

$152,900

WONDERFUL VIEWS – 3 bedroom, 4 bath, 2 story home on 2 acres in White Tail Ridge. Top of the line features. Attached 4 stall garage plus Melissa a detached 4 stall garage. Owner/ Leier Licensed Salesperson. #162236 720-9640

$259,900

$499,000

$279,900

NEAR BURLINGTON – Brick ranch style home on 31 acres with great views, 3 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths, fireplace on main level, lower level family room Gary and ¾ bath. Garage space for 4 cars. Kramlich Quonset, shop and bins. #170133 721-0526

$445,000

$459,500

IN TIOGA – 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on large landscaped and fenced corner lot. Open floor plan, breakfast bar in kitchen, patio off dining room. Deluxe Carrie master suite. Double garage is insulated, Montoya finished and heated. #170948 240-0709

$795,000

LAKE HOME – 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 2204 sq ft home at Long Lake in the Turtle Mountains. 3.5 acre lot with 152 ft shore line. Great lake views from the Blake main rooms and the large deck. Triple Krabseth garage. #161352 720-1786

MINUTES FROM MINOT – 2 bedroom home on large lot in Norwich.

Covered front porch, spacious living room, dining and kitchen. Main level master Ric bedroom and bath. Upper level bedroom.

Lower level laundry with washer/dryer Montoya 240-0749 included. Double garage. #170906

GREAT STARTER – 4 bedroom, 1 ½ bath, 2 story home in Stanley. Main level living area, 1 bedroom and ½ bath. 3 upper level bedrooms and full Ali bath. Hardwood floors, metal roof, new Ryan gutters. Double garage. #160147 720-9004

TOWNHOUSE – Price reduced on this 2 bedroom townhouse in Stanley. Open main floor living, dining and kitchen with lunch counter and stainless appliances.

Colleen Main floor laundry and ½ bath.

Johnson Bedrooms and full bath in upper level.

721-4536 Detached garage. #162434

Ali Ryan...................720-9004 Blake Krabseth ......720-1786 Carrie Montoya ......240-0709 Colleen Johnson ....721-4536 Gary Kramlich ........721-0526

Geri Beede .............509-1773 Janea Martell......320-333-5264 Janet Schelling ......240-7537 Judy Hoskin ...........721-3837 Lisa Jameson .........500-0499

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Matt Watne .............720-5700 Mel Bartsch ............240-0479 Melissa Leier ..........720-9640 Mike Vannatta ........720-7112 Milt Korslien ...........833-1891

Ric Montoya ...........240-0749 Susanne Hoskin .....833-0160 Thad Tarasen .........240-6737 Tim Knutson ...........833-8951 Equal Housing Opportunity