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Right at Home: Tips for living in a small space mean no space,” Klinkert says. Buy furniture that’s multifunctional, he advises: storage cubes For many young people, a first that also work as coffee tables, or apartment might be a cramped in the stairs. Was it claustrophoa dining table that offers storage, studio or just a bedroom in a bic? A little, but worth it, she so it can be used as a workspace. shared living arrangement. Jugsays. (www.ikea.com ) gling that room’s living, dining “While it’s nice to be able to sit Bookcases can be clunky and and sleeping spaces requires up in bed, it’s even nicer to have cumbersome. Consider floating creativity. room for a couch, media center bookshelves that take advantage Take Meg Volk, a New Yorkand side table.” of wall space without taking up based producer and photographer IKEA has embraced this mofloor space. who at 22 is a seasoned veteran bile-renter demographic with its IKEA’s Lack wall shelves come of the tiny-home trenches: She’s P.S. collections. Now eight years in a variety of colors, and there’s on her third, under-300-squarerunning, the collections feature also a corner shelving unit in the foot studio apartment. pieces that are portable and inP.S. 2014 collection that would Find vertical space; think small expensive but well-designed. The maximize a dead space. and light; and when in doubt, do Havet sofas have wheels; a stool Check out Umbra’s clever Conwithout, she advises. has an embedded LED lamp. ceal wall shelves that give you “In my first solo studio apartPeter Klinkert heads the a steel bar on which to anchor ment, I had about 200 square feet retailer’s Special Collections. He a hardcover book; stack a few and the option of a twin-size bed says this year’s 50 pieces came more, or add a small accessory, or a futon,” she says. But she was out of collaborations between for a neat combination of wall lucky enough to have 10-foot ceil- young international designers and storage and art. (www.umbra. ings. She built a sleeping loft with the IKEA in-house team. a porthole entrance and storage “Small space doesn’t always See TIPS, 2C By KIM COOK
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Finding beauty in subtle decor themes By MELISSA RAyWORTH Associated Press
Paint your walls a bold color and friends will likely praise your creativity. Invest in a standout piece of furniture or striking work of art and your decorating is bound to earn compliments. But creating a noteworthy room with subtle, understated elegance is a bit more complicated. Understated style “rides the fine line between too sparse and too cold,� says designer Brian Patrick Flynn, creator of the FlynnsideOut design blog. “A lack of objects makes a room feel unfinished, and a lack of color can also read of lifeless.� But finding the right, subtle balance can be worth it. “Every once in a while,
it’s nice to have a space that’s just simple and clean,� Flynn says. Without warm, vibrant colors, you can create warmth in understated rooms by filling them with soft materials. “Think of a camel cashmere sweater,� says designer Betsy Burnham of Burnham Design in Los Angeles. “It’s the simplest thing in the world,� but it’s timelessly beautiful and feels great. Materials like cashmere, silk and “breathable fabrics such as linen or cotton blends� bring a sense of warmth and comfort, Flynn agrees. He also recommends wood surfaces softened by white-washing and “broadloom carpet that adds texture and softness underfoot.� Use natural and artificial
lighting for a soft glow. Sheer curtains can maximize daylight, while “in the evening, it’s about lamps,� says New York-based designer Jon Call of Mr. Call Designs.
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In a subtle room without busy patterns or bold colors, find other ways to create interest, Call says. One strategy is using objects with interesting or intricate shapes that draw attention to workmanship. Burnham recently designed a bedroom with a large bed that featured beautiful wood carving, bringing some excitement to an otherwise subtle room.
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mean only one shade; mix a variety of tans, beiges and creams into a neutral room. Also use a variety of contrasting textures. Silk will maximize light, Call says, while materials like linen and cashmere absorb it. So use them together: Pair a linen sofa with silk pillows, for example, or a seagrass rug with a silk-covered chair. “Think of what materials and shapes are missing, and then keep adding until they fit together like a puzzle,� AP Photo says Flynn. “The key to a In a living room designed by interior designer Betsy well-balanced room is a Burnham, you’ll note a balanced and subtle palette of mix of natural materials.� neutral colors with a mix of rich textures.
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usual or the fabric is so fine and special.� There are fewer items, but better ones. Your coffee table may be a neutral color and simple material, she says, but
In a subtle but striking room, “everything you do use should mean something,� Burnham says. “Either it’s an interesting shape, or the finish is un-
“maybe it’s a vintage coffee table that has this amazing provenance or patina.� Burnham suggests, for everything you bring in, you take two things away. “Editing is key.�
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A wall shelf with a lot of knobs from IKEA is designed for the mobile resident. Available in birch or anthracite.
Ikea’s Havet sofa bed has casters for easy moving, and is covered in a durable cotton upholstery which is available in several colors.
can work in the bathroom or at the window, and be cheaper than drapes. (www.worldmarket.com ) Check out www.apt2b.com for contemporary wall-art designs at good prices.
Finally, exercise self-control when it comes to tchotchke displays and tempting but unnecessary gear. “Piling stacks of books on the floor, covering your desk with
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Popeye ain’t the only bloke who’s gotta have spinach. Some gardeners also crave it, freshly picked. This isn’t spinach season, though. Spinach is sensitive to cycles of night and day, and summer’s short nights induce the plants to send up flower stalks, set seed and then die, instead of growing the succulent, broad leaves they do in spring and fall. Hot weather also plays a role in inducing flower stalks. Any gardener claiming to be harvesting spinach right now either lives in the tropics, where nights are never less than 12 hours long, or south of the equator. I guess if you lived in more northern climes and really loved spinach, you could cover the plants for a period each evening or morning, giving them more darkness during the two weeks when there are 10 hours or less of it naturally.
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Covering plants or moving far south seems to be more trouble than spinach justifies, especially when you could just plant a spinach substitute instead. These ersatz spinaches all bear well despite the heat and long days of summer. Some are actually close relatives of the real thing. A familiar one – perhaps too familiar – is redroot pigweed (Amaranthus retroflexus). You’re probably already growing this “spinach� and yanking it out, for it is a common garden weed. For best eating, harvest the leaves while the plants are still young. Redroot pigweed is but one of many amaranths; others, such as Jacob’s coat, are grown as ornamentals or for their nutritious seeds. Amaranths’ weedy nature is a plus when you grow them either for food or for ornament; their unique metabolism lets them thrive while most other plants are gasping in summer heat and dryness. Lamb’s quarters (Chenopodium alba) is another spinach – or weed, depending on your perspective and taste buds. You should be able to find it in your garden now. It’s sometimes called goosefoot, for the leaves’ resemblance to the
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foot of a goose. Another spinach relative common in gardens is Swiss chard. Chard is among the few “greens� – which include kale, collards and another “spinach� soon to be mentioned – that thrives in cool as well as warm weather. Sow chard seeds in early spring and start picking the outer leaves as soon as they are large enough to eat. Young ones keep growing from the center of the plant, which keeps bearing on into fall, often surviving even very cold winters. Winter survival makes for some fresh leaves in spring, but then the plants send up flower stalks induced, in this case, by cold weather rather than short nights.
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Not even distantly related to spinach but with “spinach� in their names are Malabar spinach (Basella rubra) and New Zealand spinach (Tetragonia tetragonioides). Sow Malabar spinach seeds indoors a few weeks before the last spring frost, and New Zealand spinach, which thrives in cool as well as hot weather, outdoors as soon as the soil thaws in spring. Don’t get impatient waiting for New Zealand spinach seeds to germinate, for they are slow and erratic in doing so. In its native tropical haunts, Malabar spinach is a perennial vine that clam-
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bers up to 30 feet in height; in northern gardens, grow it as an annual reaching 4 to 6 feet. Giving it a trellis keeps the leaves off the ground and free of dirt, and makes a decorative, edible screen. Especially decorative, with purple stems and dark green leaves, is the variety Rubra. In contrast to Malabar spinach, New Zealand spinach stays earthbound, sending up just a short upright shoot from whose base sprawls ground-hugging shoots. Unrestrained, a single plant might gobble up a square yard of ground. Pluck off the fleshy, round, young Malabar spinach leaves or the shoot tips and leaves of New Zealand spinach whenever the urge for spinach strikes you. New Zealand spinach is good raw in salads, as well as cooked. If only Popeye could stay ashore long enough to plant a garden, he wouldn’t have to settle for that canned spinach.
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How does your garden grow? Nash Community College’s herb garden is a haven of greenery, blooms and aromas, conveniently located next to the culinary school at the front of the college campus. Planted in a symmetrical garden made of about 10 raised beds, the college’s master gardener Ken White is currently harvesting a variety of herbs including thyme, fennel, oregano, basil, rosemary, cilantro, dill and sage. The culinary students
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O Kwanita T. Burwell to ReOtis L. Anderson; 4600 Plum Place, Rocky Mount; $248. O R.M. McIntyre and Jean G. McIntyre to Homer C. Pike and Carmen T. Pike; lot; 23.24 acres more or less; $200. O Beadie Skinner to Jimmy D. Skinner; 148 E. Beulah Road, Nashville* O Norman Whitley to Albert B. Coffey and Susan G. Coffey; parcel one, lot 2, 10.234 acres more or less; parcel 2, lot 3, 10.234 acres more or less; and parcel 3, lot 4, 10.234 acres more or less; $436. O Robert V. George and Joanna M. George to John Charles Eatmon II; lot; Jackson Township; $268. O David B. Sobol and Denise K. Petrie to Michael L. Allen and Nicole F. Allen; lot 18; 1.34 acres more or less; Red Oak Hills; $492. O Marianne O’Neal to Tarheel Land Co.; lot 177; 0.6890 acres; Eagle Ridge Subdivision; $24. O Ronald K. Strum to Donald A. Strum, Teresa S. Rackley and Lisa S. Allen; lot; 0.66 of an acre* O Charles E. Stevens and Mary C. Stevens to William Charles Gilliland and Linda Marie Gilliland; 323 Sedgefield Drive, Rocky Mount; $330. O Jessica A. Rice to Jessica A. Rice; lot 1; Turkey Creek Bluffs Subdivision* O Susan S. Arey, Beth Norman Smith, Rudolph S. Smith Jr., Roslyn S. Gragg and William Larry Gragg to Lenord Rudolph Marshall Jr.; 1820 Bethlehem Road, Rocky Mount; $120. O Kyn Nam Shim and Oknyo Ko to Brookfield Relocation Inc.; 902 Mare
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Court, Rocky Mount; $312. RelocaO Brookfield tion Inc. to Michael Moran and Kristina Moran; 902 Mare Court, Rocky Mount; $300. O William B. Strickland III to Deborah J. Strickland; lot 5, block B; Eason on the Tar; Coopers Township* O Suzanne Lindsey-Lee and Mark E. Lee to Hilldale Apartments of Sharpsburg Inc.; 304 Oakdale Road, Rocky Mount; $168. O Charles D. Horne to Kelly A. Williams; 4800 Crape Myrtle St. Battleboro; $192. O Rogers Townsend & Thomas PC to Federal National Mortgage Association; 525 Lark Lane* O Bobby G. Batten and Robin S. Batten to Mark Joseph Browske; 1518 Lafayette Ave., Rocky Mount; $252. O Anthony Severini Jr. to Barbara Renee Severini; lot; 1.40 acres more or less* O Brandon S. Davenport and Janna L. Davenport to Brian R. Sykes and Melissa C. Sykes; 423 Woodfield Drive, Nashville; $307. O Howard Leonard to Howard Leonard; lot; 1.01 acres; North Whitakers Township* O Kondaur Capital Corp. to Carolyn Rudd Scott; 1625 Greys Mill Road, Rocky Mount; $185. O US Bank N.A. to Yvonne F. Wilson; 1131 Weathervane Hill Drive, Rocky Mount; $150. O Wendy Bray to Berry Dean Locklear and Kristy Woods Locklear; lot; 47 acres more or less; Ferrells Township; $10. O Woodruff Associates Inc. to Theodosia Ingrid
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Cortale and Paul Ivor to William Douglas Smith Dunn; 2704 Shire Lane, and Jane Sherrod Smith; Rocky Mount; $246. 37 Chason Lane, Rocky The following deeds were recorded Mount* with the Edgecombe County Register O Doris B. Holder to Tim of Deeds from June 18-24. Each $2 in Rhodes Inc.; 112 Melissa revenue stamps is equal to $1,000 in Drive, Rocky Mount; $24. valuation. (* No fee required.) O Edith Myrlean AberO Johnny Ray Allen to nethy to Edith Myrlean AbEthel Louise Allen; lot; No. ernethy, Keith D. Abernethy, 2 Township* Rhonda L. Abernethy Cenci, O Substitute Trustee Ser- Phyllis A. Abernethy and vices Inc. to Federal Home Lisa D. Abernethy Moore; Loan Mortgage Corp.; 14035 618 Tammy Drive, Tarboro* N.C. 43 N., Rocky Mount* O William D. Messer and O Substitute Trustee Ser- Lizzie Messer to Vandy R. vices Inc. to Branch Bank- Forbes; tracts 1 and 2; $126. ing and Trust Co.; 2413 Lynn O John M. Maurello to Ave., Tarboro; $123. Abdullah Jihad; 238 Rose O Deborah H. Sterling St., Rocky Mount* to Assets Recovery 24 LLC; O Billy Bears, Lois Stanslot 8, block C; Cedar Forest bury, Juanita Carter, Ralph Subdivision; $142. Carter, Charles Bears and O F. Marshall Dunn Jr. Mary Bears to Glenwood and Judith Webb Dunn to Malone; 439 Magnolia Drive, Seba L. Allen and Wanda Rocky Mount; $24. Gail Allen; lot; 0.12 acres O Susie Gardner Wallace more or less; No. 8 Town- to Michael Todd Prince; ship; $6. 1366 Wood Duck Road, Elm O Deutsche Bank Na- City* tional Trust Co. to NathanO Queen B. Smith to Feiel Styles; 115 Walter Drive, licia Renee Randolph; lot 2, Battleboro; $48. block N; No. 1 Township* O Taylor Pippen LLC to O Joseph L. Dupree Jr. to Lawrence McGilbra Cutchin Joseph L. Dupree Jr.; tracts Jr. and Martha Margaret 5 and 6; S.A. Dunn Farm; Chestnutt; tract 1, Taylor 211.40 acres more or less; Farm; tract 2, Pippen Farm; No. 4 Township* No. 6 Township* O Joseph L. Dupree Jr. to O Lawrence McGilbra Joseph L. Dupree Jr.; tract Cutchin Jr. and Martha Mar- 1, 79.5 acres more or less; garet Chestnutt to Martha tract 2, 14.2 acres more or Margaret Chestnutt; tract; less; No. 4 Township* Pippen Farm; No. 6 TownO Bobby Randall Hobship* good Jr. to C. Bryon Lutz and O Lawrence McGilbra Lorraine Lutz; 1916 Howard Cutchin Jr. and Martha Mar- Ave., Tarboro; $246. garet Chestnutt to Lawrence O Grady I. Ingle or ElizaMcGilbra Cutchin Jr.; tract; beth B. Ells to CitiFinancial Taylor Farm; No. 6 Town- Servicing LLC; 1336 S. 4th ship* St., Macclesfield; $62. O Secretary of Housing O Isaac Brown to Miland Urban Development to dred C. Brown; 1101 Stokes Wells Fargo Bank N.A.; lot Ave., Rocky Mount* 7 and the rear portion of lot O Ollie M. Wilson to Ollie 8* M. Wilson and Alvin D. WilO William Douglas Smith son; lot; No. 3 Township*
Many homebuyers look to familiar house want to remodel to meet their current needs. CTW Features Some buyers move not just back to the old Sometimes, familiarity neighborhood, but actually breeds content. buy their home from their There are young adult parents. buyers who want “a home Then, some re-decoratin the neighborhood they ing may be necessary, not grew up in, “says Val Nunjust to reflect their own nenkamp of Prudential Fox tastes, but to eliminate and Roach in Marlton, N.J. feeling like they are still ten Typically, buyers want to years old, says Amy Goyer, return to their childhood the AARP home and family neighborhood because expert who herself bought it has good schools and her parents’ home. because “they know what Especially in the past to expect from living there,� troubled economy, Ralph Nunnenkamp says. “They Schumann, real estate already are familiar with attorney in Schaumburg, where to shop [and] what Ill., says he’s seen adult chilthe homes are like in the dren purchasing from their area.� parents. Buyers returning to their This happens when former turf usually like parents want to move, but the homes there as well, don’t want to go through Nunnenkamp adds, but that a potentially lengthy doesn’t mean they don’t sales process, Schumann By Marilyn Kennedy Melia
explains. Children who buy can take away all the bother of preparing a home for sale. While such a sale won’t require cleaning up for open houses and showings, all the other aspects of sale between parents and an adult child should be like a transaction with a thirdparty buyer. “There is a temptation to [give the child] a sweetheart deal,� Schumann says. But unless the price is the fair market value, the IRS could look at the difference between market price and price paid as a gift. And, notes Schumann, state or local tax entities may come back and demand more real estate transfer taxes, based on what they know the fair market value to be.
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Some buyers look to buy in neighborhoods in which they grew up or purchase and update their childhood home.
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Realtors - list your open house on this page for as little as $40 1048 Ridgemeadow Lane • $99,500
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1412 BRookmeade CouRt • $69,900
Subdivision: Shadow Ridge
Subdivision: The Grove at Old Farm
Charming 3 bedroom/2.5 bath home in a convenient locations. Master bedroom downstairs with walk-incloset! Great room with tall ceilings and cozy fireplace! Large Deck! Private backyard! Wired Workshop! Come take a look!! Directions: Take S. Winstead Ave to Right on Shadow Ridge Ln, left on Turnstone Dr, Right on Ridge Meadow Ln.
Unbeatable price! This great 3 bedroom, 2 bath townhome offers many amenities all on one level. It has rustic siding, separate dining room, paved drive and secluded deck. The vaulted greatroom has fireplace with gas logs. Directions: Take Hwy 301 North to left on Benvenue Rd, to right on Bridgewood, turn right on Brookmeade.
Agent on duty: PAmelA Pitt 252-903-3616
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OPEN HOUSES
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Realtors - list your open house on this page for as little as $40 23 ELIzaBEtH LaNE • $99,800
1800 BOBwHItE LaNE • $188,500
Subdivision: Bunn Estates Updated Ranch on Private lot in the City Convenient to Everything. This all Brick Ranch has attached Carport plus attached Storage and detached Storage Building. All Rooms are spacious and offer Nice Built-in plus Fireplace in Den. A Must See and GREAT Buy! Directions: Country Club Drive to Hunter Hill Road, Turn Right on Bunn and Left on Elizabeth. House at End of Elizabeth on Left!
Subdivision: Beaver Pond Great Floor Plan with In-Law Quarters (Handicap Accessible) or Teens Retreat. (600 Square Feet) Open Plan with Large Kitchen w/lots of Cabinets and BuiltIns. Hardwood floors in the Foyer /Dining Room. Master Bedroom on the ground floor with Glamour Bath. Updated Roof and Carpet. A Must See! Directions: Take Benvenue Road, to right on Gold Rock Road, Left into Beaver Pond, Right on Bridgeton home on left.
Agent On Duty: kenny BuLLARD 252-452-3243
Agent On Duty: CHRis BuLLuCk 252-883-1383
444 SOMERSEt way • $228,500
1938 BLUE HERON DRIVE • $259,900
Subdivision: Wedgewood
Subdivision: THE LANDING AT COOPERS FIELDS This New Construction ALL BRICK EXECUTIVE STYLE HOME has all the Bells & Whistles! 3BR/2BA Certified Energy Star Home w/ multiple green features! Up-graded insulation, tankless water heater, sealed crawlspace, advanced framing, programmable thermostat, low-e windows, Granite Counter Tops, Stainless Steel Appliances, HW Floor, no city taxes, and low utilities. Dir: Hwy 64 to Nashville exit, Turn right onto Red Oak Rd, and left into The Landing at Cooper Fields.
The nicest home for sale in Wedgewood! Beautiful home with immaculate landscaping, added sprinkler system with a separate meter, and a very nice large garage! All bedrooms on first level. Open & like new!! Directions: From Sunset turn right on Halifax Road, Left into Wedgewood / Greystone Drive, Left on Somerset Way. Home is on the right.
Agent On Duty: CHet HeDgepetH 252-442-8900
Agent On Duty: DORtHy LeOnARD 252-451-0022
4538 MORNINg StaR • $269,900
2554 SwEEt Bay ROaD • $279,900 Subdivision: Asheboro West 4BR/3BA, bonus or possible 5th bedroom/office plus unfinished area. Energy Efficient Home w/ multiple green features: Granite Counter Tops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Hardwood Floors, no city taxes, and low utilities. Directions: Hunter Hill Rd towards Red Oak, after you pass THE OAKS AT HUNTER HILL start looking for the subdivision on the left. Ashboro West turn onto Brandymill, onto Middleton and on to Sweet Bay.
Subdivision: THE OAKS AT HUNTER HILL New Construction home has it all! 4BR/3BA, bonus or possible 5th bedroom/office + unfinished area. Energy Efficient Home w/multiple green features: Granite Counter Tops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Hardwood Floors, no city taxes, and low utilities. Directions: Take Hunter Hill Road towards Red Oak turn left into the Oaks at Hunter Hill Phase 2, and left onto Morning Star.
Agent On Duty: LisA teDDeR-BAzemORe 252-904-4960
Agent On Duty: LisA teDDeR-BAzemORe 252-904-4960
Lisa Tedder Bazemore & Associates
1033 SOUtHBRIaR DRIVE • $84,900
Subdivision: Millbrook Ready to Move in? Well this is your Home!! Home Remodeled in 2008 with new carpet, Stainless Steel appliances, New Kitchen and Bathroom Countertops, Paint, Landscape and Gutters. French doors from the Dining area opens to a Large Deck. Farm Land is adjacent to the Back Yard. Directions: 301 South and Turn onto West Mount Dr. Turn Left at the Stop Sign. Turn Right onto Emerson Dr. Turn Left onto Culpepper Dr. House on Right
Agent On Duty: kAtHy AkeRs 252-266-4038
Agent On Duty: RiCHARD sykes 252.813.4361
144 BRIDgEpORt COURt • $198,500
2120 EDINBOROUgH ROaD • $174,495 Subdivision: Spencer Woods Wow! Completely updated with all new appliances, flooring, hardware, lighting! Immaculate 4-bedroom 3 bath home! Great location close to churches, shopping and restaurants! Large fenced rear yard, nice deck, spacious rooms! Move in ready just turn the key! Seller paid closing cost, and home warranty! Directions: Winstead Avenue to right on Sheffield Drive, left on Nottingham, left on Edinborough
Subdivision: Fairfield Village Beautiful townhome in desired location, quality built by E. Norman Davis and Son. 3-bedroom, 3 baths with garage! Many extras! Will trade, closing costs by seller! Directions: Sunset Avenue west to left on Mayfair Drive to right on Belgreen Drive, right on Bridgeport Court. Agent On Duty: DiAne BOx 252-450-5657
Agent On Duty: mARy BRyAn FRyAR 252-883-8889
407 gOLfERS LaNE • $227,000
1921 BESSIE LaNE • $128,495
This is priced at 227,000.00. It has four bedrooms with updated kitchen and baths. Huge rear fenced yard. All brick with double attached garage. Great for family and is in walking distance to Birchwood Country Club and Nash Rec. Swim Club. From Eastern Avenue in Nashville, turn South on NC 58. Left on Birchwood. Right on Golfers. Home will be on right.
Subdivision: Bunn Farm Completely updated with all new appliances, flooring, interior and exterior paint! 3-bedrooms, 2.5 baths, attractive cape cod! Seller paid closing cost and home warranty, USDA qualified! Convenient location with the country feel! Large rear yard with storage building and deck! Turn the key and move in! A MUST SEE! Directions: Hunter Hill Road to left on Singletree, then right on Bessie
Agent On Duty: Renee siLk 252- 266-4295
Agent On Duty: HAL FRyAR 252-883-2883
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2021 tRINIty DRIVE • $135,500 Pre-Owned that’s is like NEW! 100% Financing available thru USDA and Progress Electricity! WOW! New wood flooring and carpet with fresh paint! Large master bedroom master bath suite! Directions - Take Halifax Rd south to Oak Level Rd. Left onto Old Spring Hope Rd. Right into Cross Creek subdivision. Right onto Trinity Dr! Agent On Duty: JAy HOOks 252-230-3406
3423 EaSt LakE ROaD • $189,500 Reduced! New Construction Reduced! Only $189,500! ECO means energy-efficient! Granite and stainless appliances! Duke/Progress Energy! Large lot! Directions - Sunset Ave to left on Old Carriage Rd. Right on Oak Level Rd. Right into Oak Level Crossing. Home is in the rear of the subdivision.
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3908 aSHBROOk ROaD • $198,900 Open 1:30 Til 4:30
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Nashville, NC ECO HOME means energy efficient! Highland Company means quality! Please visit this energy efficient luxurious home in Baybrook Farms! Convenient location! Close to RMT & Nashville. No city taxes and No HOA fees! Granite and hardwoods w/ceramic tiled baths! Eligible for 100% Financing. Directions: Sunset Ave to left onto Old Carriage. Right onto Oak Level Rd. Left onto Barnes Hill Church Rd. Left into Baybrook Farms! Agent On Duty: kAy Owens 252-904-1434
101 wILLOw OakS COURt • $78,000 Stop cutting grass! - New Paint! - New Flooring! - One floor life! - Cathedral Ceilings! - Prime Location! Close to everything! Truly the easy life is yours in this like new GEM. Visit for yourself & you’ll soon fall in love. DIRECTIONS: Easy location from Golden East Shopping Mall on Benvenue Rd. to right on Bidgewood Rd. 2nd right into Willow Oaks community. Townhome is 1st on the right. Use 1 of 2 designated parking spots for #101.
Agent On Duty: tRevOR FOOte 252-314-3406
Agent On Duty: JAy HOOks 252-230-3406
707 SOUtH CREEk DRIVE • $189,900 Subdivision: South Creek Extra nice home in desirable neighborhood. Lots of upgrades including new roof, new HVAC, new decks, List of upgrades in office. Two car garage attached and fenced-in back yard. Directions: enter Nashville on Easter/E Washington Street at Cooley Manor light, turn south on S first St/NC58 and follow down to make a left onto South Creek. HOst On Duty 252-937-7000
Lisa Tedder Bazemore & Associates
1104 CULpEppER DRIVE • $115,900
Subdivision: Woodcroft This attractive home has many features that make it a stand-out. From the cathedral ceiling in the Great Room to the open Kitchen concept, it provides a spacious/light-filled home. With two patios, a fenced back yard and a circle drive what more could you want. Directions: From Hwy 301 North, turn left on Jeffreys Road; turn right on Fenner Road; turn left on Greyson and then right on Southbriar.
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