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Perk up your home with a pattern

Institute of Atlanta. Here are some tips on this Give your home an energy year’s spring trends and shot this spring with bright how to use them to update your home easily and withcolors and bold patterns. “Patterns are hot, hot, out spending a fortune. hot,” said Cathie Pliess, program coordinator of design Big florals for The Art Institute of Fort This year, florals are big Lauderdale and a certified and bright — think tropical interior designer. “Look for blooms, not delicate wildoversized patterns in bold flowers. Go to your local bocolors on a white back- tanical garden, or visit a floground.” rist for inspiration. “Floral Spring design is trending patterns can bring color and to naturals — florals, eth- life into a room,” Sproules nic patterns, textures. “We said. are all so tied to the digital world that we crave spaces Ethnic pizzazz reminding us of the organPatterns are also becomic physical world,” said Juli ing more inspired by global Sproules, an interior design- design. “This includes moer and faculty member at tifs with influences from AfThe Art Institute of Wash- rican, Mexican and Islamic ington, a branch of The Art design stylized patterns, ofBrandpoint

Pick a pattern to help brighten up your home. ten in oversized translation,” used in a room — stripes, Pliess said. florals, hand-painted designs or geometric prints — Mix, not match shouldn’t be too ‘matchyDon’t be afraid to mix pat- m a tc h y,’ ” P l i e s s s a i d . terns and textures. “Patterns “Instead, juxtapose old and

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The base of any great outdoor space is a clean slate. Start with a good scrub and power wash. Echo the feel of your interior to create a cohesive style that makes it easy for you to move indoor decor outside when you are hosting. Start by creating a sense of space with an arbor or trellis. Use colors, furniture finishes and seasonal accessories that complement each other, such as a

“In fact, adding finishing touches to your front and back porch creates a polished look and feel.” Not only does a weather-resistant, indoor/outdoor rug Accessorize, add color anchor furniture just like in “Accessories aren’t just a living room but it also adds about making a fashion statement,” Fishburne said. See Outdoor, D7

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If you’re tired of looking at your outdated kitchen, but feel replacement would be impractical, you’re not alone. In 2014, consumers will be trying to find solutions they can afford to do themselves. Check out these DIY remodeling trends for simple and unique ways to refresh the most used rooms in the home.

1. Mini-makeover kits

You may be the type who prefers to opt out when it comes to getting your hands dirty. If so, you will be pleased to know that as the DIY or the “do-it-yourself” movement grows, so are the increasingly easy product/project solutions. Many larger retailers have caught on to this home DIY trend and have begun stocking mini-makeover kits. Each kit is designed for a specific project with simple application tools.

Among the hottest right now: kits that include everything you need for countertop, cabinet or appliance refinishing. The new Giani Granite countertop kit covers all typical existing counter surfaces and transforms your laminate or composite material into the look of natural granite. These kits stress the ease of application as “being easy enough for anyone.” Nuvo Cabinet refinishing kits are designed for the DIYer who is looking for an easy makeover project. They do not require pre-priming, sanding or even removing the cabinet doors. So before you hire a contractor, check out the minimakeover movement because remodeling may now be simple enough for even the most DIY challenged.

owning something that has been mass manufactured.” Upcycling also makes a positive impact on the environment. When you upcycle, you remove items from the global garbage print. Some avid upcyclers even argue that repurposing instead of recycling can be more Instead of replacing your outdated beneficial because relaminate or formica countertops, try cycling requires energy giving them the look of granite with or water to break down Giani Granite Countertop Paint Kits. materials, while upcycling only requires your verting old or discarded materials into something useful and often own resourceful creativity. So inbeautiful. For example: using slices stead of throwing out your junk try of used corks to create a cork mo- the smart alternative of upcycling by turning your throw aways into saic backsplash. Home decor artist Nicole Flem- something genuinely sensational. ing agreed. “There seems to be something more genuine about 3. Pin-spiration 2. Upcycling the story and pride each repurposMany homeowners wanting to Upcycling is the process of con- ing project provides compared to spruce up their kitchen, struggle

with knowing where to begin. When looking for kitchen design inspiration, start your project online. Turn to popular social networking sites that focus on sharing innovative ideas. Among the hottest right now is Pinterest, whose focus provides tips on everything from small decor crafts to full room renovations. Pinterest also allows you to engage with other users and discuss projects, helping to work out any remodeling hurdles. Large hardware companies like Home Depot and Lowes — as well as the remodeling HGTV Network have caught on to this useful online plethora of tips. They understand why one single place to get millions of ideas and tutorials on home projects holds such importance. Before you decide a kitchen refresh is too difficult or impractical, check out these three popular trends and begin making what you have, look like a million bucks.

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Something about spring seems to inspire us to lavish attention on our homes. Whether enthusiastically cleaning or freshening decor, Americans seize spring as an opportunity to breathe new life into interior spaces. While painting and decluttering are great ways to revitalize home decor, for sheer spring-like impact it’s hard to beat decorating with light. Incorporating light into interior design can go far beyond a few strategically placed, attractive lamps and some upgraded overhead lights. It’s possible to use both natural and artificial lighting to complement other decor and architectural elements, and to create a brighter, upbeat mood that’s perfect for warm weather. Not sure where to begin? Here are a few concepts to keep in mind as you begin decorating with light:

Natural beauty There’s no debating the benefits of natural light for boosting mood. After dark, short winter days, spring brings abundant sunshine, and you can put all that natural light to work in your home. Boost daylighting by lightening up window treatments to admit as much sunshine as possible, choose fresh paint colors that interplay well with the direction from which light enters a room, and consider adding skylights to rooms that demand drama or where adding a window isn’t practical. A relatively low cost home improvement that can be accomplished by a professional in a day or two or over a single weekend, adding a skylight not only enhances home decor, it delivers energysaving benefits as well. Skylights can help reduce dependence on artificial lighting — saving money on electricity bills. And, if you

choose an Energy Star certified solar-powered, fresh-air skylight like those made by Velux America and add remote-controlled, solarpowered blinds, you can improve the skylight’s energy performance rating by as much as 45 percent while improving indoor air quality through the venting effect of open skylights (which close automatically in case of rain). Solar-powered skylights and blinds qualify for a 30 percent federal tax credit, as does the cost of installation. Visit www.whyskylights.com to learn more.

Lightening colors Some hues absorb more light, making them appear darker, which causes the room to look dark as well. Spring is a great time to lighten colors in the home, and not just wall colors. Fresh paint brightens any room, but to amplify the effect, choose lighter, less intense colors

A combination of hinged roof windows and skylights, with décor-enhancing and energy-efficient blinds, add style while providing natural light and fresh air. such as pastel yellows, peaches and such as upholstery fabric, accent rugs, window treatments and wall blues. Continue the color upgrade See Light, D7 through key decorating elements

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Pattern Continued from D3 make a bold statement,” Pliess said. • Paint a large canvas from an art supply store in a vibrant blue or purple or use tape to block out a pattern and paint in several colors. Alternatively, cover the canvas in a wildly patterned fabric. • Display a small group

of whatever you collect — teacups, books, brass or carved wood pieces, vases, pottery, photos, even gloves or shoes. If you don’t have a collection, start one by visiting flea markets or tag sales. “Pick three or five items and arrange on a shelf, on top of a nightstand or console table, in an unused fireplace, or in the middle of the coffee table,”

Sproules said. • Bring in a subtle metallic element by covering the inside of a dark lampshade with glitter or metallic spray paint. Or both — spray paint first, then add glitter. For more information about The Art Institutes and its interior design programs, visit new.artinstitutes.edu/ areasofstudy/Interior-Design/detail/44.

Outdoor Continued from D4 a punch of pattern and color to complement your outdoor furniture. Adding big, bright flowers, such as red geraniums is a simple and cost effective way to brighten up your outdoor space. Not a gardener? Not a problem. Achieve beautiful results with minimal effort by using Drop ‘N Bloom pre-mixed containers of bright spring flowers. For additional pop, whitewash or paint your tired planters with this sea-

son’s hottest colors — pollen and relax. Finally, set youryellow or aquatic green. self up for a season of signature meals by planting an Plan for a party herb garden. Make the night What’s a great outdoor more interactive by invitspace without others to ing your guests to help pick share it with? Set up your herbs that will complement space to host parties all sea- the meal. For this and more project son long. Don’t leave your guests in the dark — hang up inspiration, check out The string lights or place solar Home Depot’s Trend and lights around the patio to get Design Tumblr. For more the party going. Create am- quick and easy gardening biance and a cool conversa- tips, sign up for The Garden tion piece with a fire pit or Club, which provides readd colorful throw pillows gionalized garden informafor your guests to sit back tion, forums and deals.

Light Continued from D6 art. Choose colors that speak to you of spring, whether it’s an Easter egg pale purple, a cheerful sky blue or a bright grass green. Replace heavy winter drapes with translucent sheers that admit natural light and give rooms an airy, open feeling.

Upgrading light sources

While you take steps to maximize the amount of natural light that enters you home, artificial lighting will always be needed, especially when spring showers darken the skies for a while. Choose light fixtures — including floor and table lamps — that continue the bright, easy

atmosphere you’ve already created with color and natural light. Keep in mind the importance of layering light with a mix of sources throughout a room, and choose lighting styles that fit the room’s purpose. For example, in kitchens where a lot of work gets done, overhead and under-counter lights provide the best illumination for cooking and other chores. In bedrooms, wall sconces and table lamps provide softer, more soothing light.

Don’t overlook energy efficiency when you’re revamping your artificial lighting. Spring is a great time to boost your home’s energy efficiency by replacing old, electricity-guzzling incandescent light bulbs with energy-sipping CFLs and LEDs. While these bulbs may cost more to purchase, you’ll save money over their usable life. Energy.gov says these bulbs use 25 to 80 percent less energy than incandescents, and can last three to 25 times longer.

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Use wood in your spring spruce-up entertaining area, Mark and Theresa Clement, home improvement pros and spokespersons for Wood, Naturally, offer simple, do-it-yourself tips for incorporating wood into your spring home improvement projects:

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One of the best things you can do in the spring to spruce up your house is to clean and refinish your wood deck. In its annual survey, Remodeling Magazine reports that wood deck additions deliver the second highest return on investment of the home improvement projects surveyed. If you’re looking for a way to make your

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natural beauty of the wood to show through. Stains may contain a little pigment (labeled as “tone” or “transparent”), be semi-transparent or come in solid colors. Avoid paint, which can form a film on top of the wood and bubble or flake. Can’t decide between a semitransparent stain and a water-repellant sealer? Try using the sealer first. If you change your mind later, it’s easy to switch to a semitransparent stain when the deck needs to be refinished. If you do opt for a sealer, use one that contains ultraviolet light-blockers to protect against sun damage and mildewcides to inhibit the growth of mildew.

“One of the best things you can do in the spring to spruce up your house is to clean and refinish your wood deck,” Mark says. “The natural beauty of a well-maintained deck transforms a backyard into a gathering place.” After you’ve carefully cleaned the deck to remove dirt and debris, choose a finish. Both sealers and stains are designed to seal out elements. Clear sealers contain Add crown molding no pigment, allowing the Crown molding imparts

an upscale, elegant air to any room — and you only need basic DIY tools to install it. “Crown molding bridges the junction of walls and ceilings — a prominent visual location where an architectural accent can really shine,” says Theresa. “While crown molding is a high-impact, higher-difficulty project, it’s well within the abilities of most DIYers. Plus, you probably already have the tools you need in your toolbox — with a miter saw, nails and a hammer, you can transform your favorite room with a custom finish.” W h e n c h o os i n g yo u r molding, remember to keep a consistent scale from floor to ceiling. You may be tempted to install a wide, impressive See Wood, D12

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1505 Hemlock Avenue, Carlisle $157,900

Mechanicsburg $263,900

ALL BRICK RANCH! • 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, 1232 sq.ft. • Hardwoods throughout. Partially finished basement with fireplace • Large eat-in kitchen. Level double lot with mature trees. Directions: From Carlisle: Rt. 11S to left on Meadow to right on Hemlock to property on right.

Newville $191,900

PUT YOUR OWN FINISH ON THIS HOME! • 4 Bedrooms, 2½ Baths, 2016 sq. ft. • Property complete except for interior finish/flooring. Must Sell AS IS. • Semi-open floor plan in great neighborhood, close to Carlisle High School Complex.

Newville $256,000

CHARMING 2-STORY ON A LARGE WOODED LOT! • 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths with a functional floor plan • Large rooms and updates throughout • Master suite with walk in closet and dual vanity in bath

NEW LISTING!

Carlisle $289,900

Mechanicsburg $199,900

IMMACULATE TOWNHOUSE WITH WOODS BEHIND YOU! • Granite in the kitchen, great room with a vaulted ceiling, 2 1/2 baths and 3 bedrooms. 2 car garage. Economical gas heat. • Finished lower level to be turned into your own play space. And, it’s exposed to the woods behind you.

SPACIOUS & WELL MAINTAINED HOME IN CARLISLE’S DESIRABLE MOORELAND NEIGHBORHOOD! • Home features 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths with 3557 SQ/FT. • Living room with fireplace, dining room, sun room, and large laundry room. • Family room with open feel & access to private deck/ patio area that is great for outdoor entertaining.

Carlisle $194,900

Mount Holly Springs $214,900

ENJOY A WELL MAINTAINED BRICK RANCH HOME ON .41 ACRE LOT! • 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 1828 sq.ft. • Great room with loads of light, partially finished basement. • 2011 roof, new septic, updated well pump & electric panel.

Carlisle $269,900

SPACIOUS 2-STORY TRADITIONAL IN GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD! • Home offers garage/storage space on lower level + 2 car attached garage • 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath offers large cherry kitchen with island and eating area • Carlisle Schools

S. MIDDLETON RANCHER WITH PLENTY OF STORAGE! • 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with 1st floor laundry and attached 2-car garage. • Finished basement with lots of storage • Home opens up to a back deck and a generous fenced-in yard.

Carlisle $279,900

LOW MAINTENANCE LIVING IN A CONVENIENT LOCATION CLOSE TO CARLISLE, I-81, AND SHOPPING! • 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2943 SQ/FT end unit • Features first floor master and laundry, large loft, sunroom, and plenty of storage.

CONVENIENT LIVING IN WALDEN! • Beautiful kitchen with granite, center island, & hardwood! • Walden Planned Community!

Mount Holly Springs $230,000

2 PROPERTIES FOR 1 PRICE!!! • Traditional 2 Story PLUS 3 Unit Apt. Building! • Impeccably Maintained!

Boiling Springs $309,900

STUNNING 1923 BRICK 2-STORY FULL OF UPDATES & CHARM! • Exceptional 1st floor master suite. • 1.75 acre lot in South Middleton School District.

NEW LISTING!

Carlisle $127,500

GREAT CAPE ON A QUIET STREET IN THE BOROUGH! • Wood floors • Letort Stream frontage

Carlisle $239,000

3-STORY BRICK VICTORIAN HOME IN HISTORIC CARLISLE! • 5 bedroom, 2 bath home with wood floors and plenty of character. • Off-street parking, within walking distance to downtown restaurants, shops, and businesses.

Carlisle $312,900

GREAT HOME ON 10.85 ACRES ON QUIET COUNTRY ROAD! • 3 Bedrooms, 2½ Baths, 2376 sq. ft. • First floor laundry, private office, upstairs craft room, and private rear patio. • Large open fields for 2-3 horses, 2 detached garages.

RESIDENTIAL

Carlisle $339,900 WONDERFUL 2 STORY WITH FINISHED BASEMENT! • Open kitchen with granite counters • Relaxing backyard deck

Carlisle $360,000

TASTEFUL 2-STORY BRICK COLONIAL IN DESIRED MAYAPPLE DEVELOPMENT! • 4, possibly 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and a large deck looking over the golf course. • Hardwood floors throughout 1st floor and a finished basement.

Newville $369,900

5 BEDROOM FARMHOUSE ON 7.3 ACRES! • Detached Office Building with Heat • Bank Barn and Room for Livestock

Carlisle $424,900

PRIVATE LIMESTONE CAPE COD! • 3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths on 20 acres of land • Outside workshop and wood floors throughout • Large dining room, patio and stone fireplace

2.57 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $21,900 2.0 Acres, Newville ..................... $40,000 2.44 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $49,900 0.29 Acre, Carlisle....................... $44,900 1.70 Acres, East Berlin................ $49,900 8.49 Acres, Dauphin.................... $49,900 2.0 Acres, Carlisle ....................... $55,000 4.34 Acres, Newville ................... $69,900 1.35 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $85,000 1.86 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $89,900 2.44 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $96,500 2.43 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $102,500 2.43 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $104,500 2.73 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $106,500 2.42 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $106,500 2.56 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $107,500 2.51 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $112,500 2.42 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $112,500 2.42 Acres, Carlisle ..................... $117,500

NEW LISTING!

Carlisle $159,900

WHAT A CONVENIENT LOCATION! • This ranch has 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, a stone & vinyl exterior, fenced backyard, and a 33X21 foot garage. • Open floor plan and natural gas heat • Very convenient location to Rt.81 and Carlisle’s downtown

Carlisle $247,500

BRICK 2-STORY IN OLD MOORELAND! • 3 Bedrooms, 1½ Baths, 1818 sq.ft. • 1-car garage. • Front porch and fenced back yard.

Carlisle $339,900 SPACIOUS ALL-BRICK HOME PRICED TO SELL! • 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, with a sunroom off of the kitchen • Private rear patio and kidney shaped pool. • Great location to Mooreland Elementary

11.72 Acres, Carlisle .................$149,900 21.15 Acres, Newville ...............$164,900 13.10 Acres, Carlisle .................$179,900 5.24 Acres, Carlisle ...................$272,000 5.21 Acres, Carlisle ...................$275,000 53.03 Acres, Carlisle .................$1,350,000 62.72 Acres, Carlisle .................$2,000,000

AGRICULTURE

2.43 Acres, Newville .................$69,900 19.85 Acres, Dauphin................$99,900 7.01 Acres, Carlisle ...................$99,900 22.20 Acres, Dauphin................$102,900 39.50 Acres, Dauphin................$165,900 94.74 Acres, Dauphin................$399,900 112.00 Acres, Carlisle ...............$995,000

COMMERCIAL

1.07 Acres, Carlisle ...................$247,900 1.74 Acres, Carlisle ...................$625,000 2.28 Acres, Carlisle ...................$395,000

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Wood Continued from D8 crown molding and skimp on the base or casings, but molding sizes need to be balanced throughout the room. Wherever possible, use corner pieces, plinth blocks and other transition pieces. They make installation simpler, minimize the need for miter cuts and help joints stay closed despite seasonal changes in humidity. Finally, don’t paint your crown molding and trim. Opt for a clear sealer and allow the natural texture of the wood to shine through, adding warmth, personalization and a natural touch.

Install wainscoting

Wainscoting has long been a hallmark of fine construction and design. Wood paneling is applied to a lower section of wall — typically in dining rooms, but also in kitchens, hallways and even bedrooms.

If you crave old-world elegance in your modern home, wainscoting is an easy, costeffective way to achieve that look. Depending on the style you select and how you choose to finish your wainscoting, you can create whimsy or elegance, rustic appeal or modern sophistication. If you choose to panel with wainscoting, it’s important to ensure pieces are level. If yours will have a top cap, a router — a power tool used to bevel or round an edge on a square piece of wood — can provide nice detail at the top of panels. Finally, while wainscoting is frequently painted, there’s no rule that says you must paint yours. Consider a simple clear sealer or semitransparent stain that will allow the natural beauty and character of the wood to shine through. To learn more about building and designing with wood, visit www.woodnaturally.com.

Opening door to space, privacy Brandpoint Homeowners, builders and remodelers always look for innovative and new ways to enhance existing spaces during makeovers and room renovations. Johnson Hardware recently introduced the Series 200WM wall mount door hardware, an exclusively designed system for mounting sliding doors to interior walls. Not to be confused with pocket doors, which slide into a wall, the Series 200WM has a track-androller system that attaches to the wall, for quick installation and easy operation. This is an ideal solution for walls constructed of brick or concrete block, or for wood-framed walls that contain pipes or wiring that would make it dif-

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ficult and costly to install traditional pocket doors. Unlike a standard hinged door that requires up to 14 square feet of floor space to swing open, a door mounted with the Series 200WM hardware takes up little more space than the thickness of the door. And because the door slides open, a table, chair, desk or other furniture piece can be placed beside the doorway without interfering with the door’s operation. The heavy-duty Series 200WM wall mount hardware system is rated for commercial and residential use, and can support doors weighing up to 400 pounds. It can be used with doors of any height and virtually any thickness of 1 1/8 inch or greater. The Series 200WM will accommodate single door open-

ings to 96 inches wide and converging door openings to 192 inches wide. The Series 200WM system includes: • One thick-walled, precision-extruded aluminum I-beam track, which is available in: 48, 60, 72, 96, 120, 144, and 192 inches for accommodating doors measuring up to 96 inches wide. The tracks are manufactured to exact tolerances to ensure a precise fit with the mounting brackets and four-wheeled hangers. • Heavy-duty extruded aluminum mounting brackets that can be positioned anywhere along the I-beam track for secure fastening to wall studs, blocking or other support. Systems include enough brackets for 16 inches on center fastening to wall. • Two four-wheeled

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Located in desirable Forgedale Crossings this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home offers easy access to I-81, post office, schools and the beautiful Boilings Springs Lake and pool. Perfect for downsizing or 1st time home buyers.

Relax this summer in your new inground pool! This 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath Colonial has a recently updated kitchen with Corian countertops and recessed lighting. New roof in 2013 and a lower level family room with exercise and play room.

Directions: High St to right on York Rd, right on Westminster Dr to left on Forge Rd to right on Forgedale Drive to 304.

Directions: Carlisle Sqaure W. on High St, T/R on College St, T/L on Rt. 74 cross over creek, 1st left on Shatto, T/R on Sunset Dr to 150.

Distinguished 2-story in Indian Hills close to South Middleton Schools. Don’t miss the two story foyer and Great room with hardwood floors and gas fireplace. Spacious bedrooms with walk in closets.

Three bedroom, 1 bath farmhouse in Dickinson Township sitting on a 2.2 acre lot. New metal roof in 2011. Private sewer and water.

hangers that fit precisely onto the aluminum I-beam track. Each commercially rated hanger has four oneinch-diameter ball-bearing nylon wheels that provide many years of smooth operation. The hangers are height adjustable for precision door alignment, and the removable hanger plates allow for easy door installation and removal. • Two different door guides, allowing for maximum installation flexibility and precision. • Johnson Hardware products are rigorously tested to American National Standard Institute quality standards and that all hardware systems exceed these standards. Email info@johnsonhardware.com or visit www.johnsonhardware. com for more.

Nice 3 bedroom, 1 bath home on 1.4 acres. Fenced in backyard, large family room, oversized 2 car garage with loft.

GeorGe L. ebener & AssociAtes 139 W. HigH Street CarliSle, Pa 17013

(717) 243-6195

Enjoy this park like setting and spend your evenings relaxing on the back screened in porch. Spacious family room great for entertaining, and many recent updates.

Lovely 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home located in Westgate on a very private cul-de-sac. Don’t miss out on this charming home for your family!

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Help-U-Sell Detwiler Realty 655 Forge Road • Carlisle, PA 17015

(717) 241-6060

MIDDLESEX TOWNSHIP

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455 Hollowbrook Dr., Carlisle

3 Bedroom, 2 bath Ranch 1.23 Acres with mountain view Detached 2-car plus 1-car attached garage Fenced backyard with storage shed New flooring, sunroom, deck, stamped concrete sidewalks • CV Schools $248,500

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CARLISLE BOROUGH

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3 Bedrooms 1 Bath New paint Gas heat Private rear yard Off street parking $89,900

4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath South Middleton Schools Kitchen - SS appliances/quartz countertops Bonus room in attic Partial finished basement Brazilian cherry and ceramic flooring Nice level lot $264,900

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CARLISLE BOROUGH

51 Courtyard Dr. • • • • • •

Courtyards of Carlisle Spacious townhome 2 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath Open floor plan on 1st level Natural gas heat, central air One year home warranty $109,000

MECHANICSBURG

MONROE TOWNSHIP

82 Linda Drive, Lot 20 Hodges Mobile Home Park

1187 Greenfield Dr., Mechanicsburg

2 Bedroom mobile home 1 Bath with laundry Covered patio 2-car insulated garage Updated eat-in kitchen Newer replacement windows $22,500

13 High St., Boiling Springs

421 Glenn Ave., Boiling Springs

315 E. Louther St., Carlisle • • • • • •

S. MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP

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4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths Cul-de-sac location Full bath on 1st floor 2-Car garage 1.94 Acres Cumberland Valley Schools $265,000

NEW CUMBERLAND

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S. MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP

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4 Bedrooms (3 on first floor) 2 Baths 2,356 Square feet Central air on 1st floor 0.22 Acre lot $189,900

4 Tunbridge Ln., Carlisle

Greenfield 2 Bedroom 2.5 Bath 1-Car garage First floor laundry Living room with vaulted ceiling $177,900

CARLISLE BOROUGH

DICKINSON TOWNSHIP

312 Juniper St.

15 Sandy Bottom Rd., Carlisle Callapatscink

3 Bedrooms 1.5 Baths Full basement Off street parking Freshly painted $114,600

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5 Bedrooms 2 full and 2 half baths Finished walk-out basement Unfinished walk-up attic 1.18 Acres 2,666 Square feet $335,000

STEELTON

SUSQUEHANNA TWP

103 Washington St.

109 Hunters Ridge Dr., Harrisburg

1,612 sq. ft. 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath 0.09 acres New carpet and laminate wood flooring Gas heating Steelton/Highspire Schools Storage shed, Off street parking $58,900

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Woodland View: 2 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath Move-In Ready Finished Basement Extended Kitchen w/ Pantry All Appliances Included Motivated Sellers $125,900

T REN FOR

HALIFAX

Lot 3, Million Dollar Rd. Lot 4, Million Dollar Rd. 418 Fourth St. • • • • • •

Newly renovated Updated eat-in kitchen with appliances Formal dining Cozy living room Restored hardwood floors throughout 2nd Floor laundry $1,200/mo. plus utilities

1722 Susquehanna St. • • • • •

4 Bedroom 1 Bath 1,600 sq./ft. Gas heat Convenient to Harrisburg Businesses $895/mo. plus utilities

CARLISLE

120 S. Ridge Rd., Boiling Springs

1202 White Birch Ln. Walnut Court

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3,235 Square feet 5 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths 10 Acres First floor bedroom Oversized 2-car garage 780 sq/ft Detached garage/workshop Cumberland Valley Schools Beside Appalachian Trail $439,900

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NEWVILLE

FAIRVIEW TOWNSHIP

14 Deer Dr.

313 Equus Dr., Camp Hill Green Lane Manor

Secluded Bright & Open Vaulted Dining/Living Rm Combo TLC will go a Long Way Fenced Back Yard USDA Financing $159,500

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414 N. Duke St.

216 Swatara Cir.

Sprawling layout – Lots of efficiently used space 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Vaulted ceiling, stone fireplace Updated kitchen Finished walkout basement Heated 4-season room Private fenced backyard $212,500

4-5 Bedrooms 3 Full and 2 half baths First floor master suite Great room with gas fireplace Formal dining room 3-Car attached side-entry garage $464,900

HUMMELSTOWN

JONESTOWN

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2 Bedrooms 2.5 Baths 2-Car oversized detached garage Family room with gas fireplace $60 per month association fee $209,900

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Welcoming 4-Bdrm Cape Cod Meticulously kept Neutral paint, Nice size rooms Hardwood floors throughout Back patio Tasteful landscaping $152,900

LOTS FOR SALE

HARRISBURG

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MONROE TOWNSHIP

1.14 Acres, Beautiful, green, 2.04 Acres, Ready for your level, Bring your builder new home now!, Bring your builder $32,500

$59,900

W. PENNSBORO TWP

Mountain Rd.

PENN TOWNSHIP

4.12 Acres, Beautiful Lot 2 Pine Rd., Newville Lot 5 Grahams mountain land, Small stream, 1.7 Acres, 204’ Deep at wide Woods Rd., Carlisle Mature trees end of the parcel, Residential 4.6 Acres, Nice level lot, $74,900 zoning, Bring your own builder Bring your own builder, Zoned $24,995 Residential/Agricultural

$99,900

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CARLISLE

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CARLISLE

433 MILL RACE $114,900

310 SHERMAN AVE. $169,500

1337 GEORGETOWN CIRCLE $219,000

NL 2BR in Willow Crossings New roof new siding custom window treatments all appl new heat pump a/c Randy Billman, 243-1000 http://10250114.howardhanna.com

One of few 4BR 3 Ba in Keystone Arms 1st flr master or den C/A Patio attached garage Justin Hovetter, 243-1000 http://10249359.howardhanna.com

HSA Close to Dickinson brick 1st flr master townhome has all the amenities 2 car gar patio & more Doug Heineman, 243-1000 http://10248519.howardhanna.com

CARLISLE

282 KERRSVILLE RD $274,500

Secluded farmete on 7.1ac Open flr plan w/ natural lighting 3BRs 2.5 Ba 2 car oversized gar 3 stall barn 2 stall barn w/5 fenced pastures Gregory Clelan, 717-243-1000 http://10248758.howardhanna.com

Scan with your mobile device for a preview of all howard hanna liStingS! CARLISLE

1 WAVERLY LANE $297,500

New ranch located in the Netherby Development halfway between Carlisle & Boiling Springs Great open floor plan on a nice corner lot Michael Diehl & Eric Casale, 243-1000 http://10247873.howardhanna.com

CARLISLE

7 NETHERBY LANE (LOT#75) $299,900

Great open floor plan Presently can be finished exactly the way you would like Located in Dev of Netherby convenient to Carlisle & Boiling Spgs Michael Diehl, 243-1000 http://10242991.howardhanna.com

MILLERSTOWN

CARLISLE

22 KESWICK LANE $329,500

16 SOUTH MARKET ST. $120,000

Open floor plan 1st floor master suite 3 BR 2.5BaformaldiningrmbreakfastrmC/Anaturalgas 2 car garage deck Eric Casale, 717-243-1000 http://10245171.howardhanna.com

NEW LISTINGS CALL FOR APPOINTMENT

HSA Nice hardwoods freshly painted kitchen new 1/2 Ba 2013 2 car gar nice side wrap-around porch William Rudge, 243-1000 http://10238341.howardhanna.com

NEW CONSTRUCTION

Mooreland Mews $73,900

MECHANICSBURG

WELL MAINTAINED HOME (23 WHITE OAK BLVD) $225,000 NL Trindle Spring Dev 3BR 2.5 Ba Updated Kit w/ breakfast nook Balanced flr plan gas heat 2 car gar Jack Connolly, 717-243-1000

NEWVILLE

HORSE PROPERTY ON 10+ ACRES (300 BOBCAT RD) $368,000 NL MBG Upgraded 3BR 2.5 Ba w/ lge lndry rm pellet stove enclosed porch Pond fully fenced Spacious barn outbuildings Great views Diana Molen & Derek Molen, 243-1000

• Lots start at $73,900 • South Middleton Township • Public water, sewer & natural gas • Choose from our list of approved builders • Seller is a licensed RE Broker in PA Michael Diehl 243-1000

$79,900

• Dickinson Township • Bring your own approved builder • Approved for elevated sand mound septic system • Deed restrictions • Lots start at $79,900 Michael Diehl 243-1000

$80,000

• Old Mooreland area of Carlisle • HOA covers lawn care & snow removal • Lots starting at $80,000 • A few blocks from Dickinson College • Traditional styles w/modern amenities Doug Heineman 243-1000

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398 East High Street Carlisle, Pa. 17013 Or on the web at

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• Hurry, just 4 left to chose from • Brand new energy efficient townhomes • Over $38,000 grant money available • Don’t need to be 1st time home buyer to qualify

• One level living at its finest • Newer 2 bedroom/ 2 bath home • Living room with gas fireplace • Attached garage

• 3 Bedrooms/ 2 full baths • Large living room w/ vaulted ceiling • Very spacious master retreat • Large lot in Big Spring Schools

• 3 Bedrooms/ 2 bath Rancher • Features hardwood flooring • Attached 2 car garage • Carlisle Schools

• Spacious 4 bedroom/ 2.5 bath home • Living room w/ wood burning fireplace • Attached 2 car garage • Easy access to major highways

• 3 Bedrooms/ 2 full baths • Finished space in the full basement • Over 4 ½ acre lot • Includes a 30x40 garage

• Commercially zoned property • 4 Bedrooms/ 2 full baths • Attached 2 car garage • Great location for a business

• Over 2700 sq. ft. Split Level home • 3 Bedrooms/ 2.5 baths • 30x40 garage for your bigger toys • Gorgeous 12+ acre wooded lot

• You get 2 properties for 1 price! • A 3 bedroom/ 2 bath home • Additional 1200 sq. ft. building • Amazing investment opportunity

• Located in Pheasant Run • Maintenance free living • All appliances included • Why rent? Own for only $52,500

• Possible owner financing! • Brand new home in the borough • 3 Bedrooms/ 2.5 baths • Off-street parking & 2 car garage

• Affordably priced townhouse • Features 3 bedrooms • Includes newer windows • Large back yard with garage

• 3 Bedrooms/ 2 full baths • Spacious family room w/ woodstove • Features a 1st floor laundry room • 1 ½ Acres with a large 2 car garage

• 3 Bedroom/ 2 bath Ranch home • Updated kitchen open to family room • Sunroom with relaxing hot tub • Attached garage & detached 24x36 building

• Located in Country Manor • 2 Bedrooms/ 2 full baths • Spacious 10x40 3-season room • Walk to public swimming pool

• Over 2000 sq. ft of living space • 4 Bedrooms/ 1.5 baths • Nearly 1 ½ acre country lot • Attached 2 car garage & 2 sheds

• 3 Bedrooms/ 3 full baths • Full finished walk out basement • Attached 2 car garage • 1.69 Acres in Carlisle Schools

Thank you to everyone who supported our “House of Laughs” comedy night event. Together, we were able to raise over $5,000 for Easter Seals Disability Services! We hope that everyone had a great time. I know that we had fun putting on this event and are hoping to do it again next year.

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44 West I Street, Carlisle - Renovated with 30K of improvements. 3 BR with addition or office use. RET10248194 $169,900 Host: Nicole Snyder, Dir: Carlisle square, N on Hanover, L on 34, L on I Street.

20 Kenwood Dr, Carlisle - 2,548 sqft home features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, hardwood floors RET10244872 $194,900 Host: Heather Neidlinger, Dir: Carlisle Sq, 74N to L/Shatto, R/Sunset L/Candlelite R/Kenwood.

2251 Longs Gap Road, Carlisle - Stunning mountainside English Tudor on 6 acres w/4BR, 2.5BA. RET10240663 $364,000 Host: Jillian McGeehan, Dir: From Spring Rd, L/Creek Rd, R/Longs Gap, R/994, L back onto Long Gap.

For Lease, 4800 sf bldg w/2 flrs, 11 ft clearance 1st fl, open 2nd-fl. RET10234354 $15,600. Call Bill Shearer, 245-0225.

Public sewer & priv well on lot. Over half acre, clear, slight slope. RET10231055 $25,000. Call Cindi Ward, 245-0225.

Remodeled brick Townhome w/1395 sf, 3 BR, end of dead end street. RET10237674 $59,900. Call Heather Neidlinger, 245-0225.

Newport Schls 3 BR, 2.5 Baths. RET10242096 $77,000. Call Heather Neidlinger, 245-0225.

Chestnut log cabin w/2 BR, lg LR, eat-in kitchen, wide front porch. RET10240176 $79,900. Call Mary Lou Comune, 2450225.

Carlisle Schls 2 BR, 1 Bath. RET10247296 $89,900. Call Linda Shover, 245-0225.

Inviting 3BR/2BA Ranch. Storm windows, breakfast bar. Garage, deck. RET10234449 $99,900. Call Heather Neidlinger, 245-0225. Ne

Property is eligible for Clean & Green. RET10233148 $115,000. Call Andray Hammes, 245-0225.

Harrisburg Schls 2 BR, 1 Bath. RET10245980 $115,000. Call Heather Neidlinger, 245-0225.

Big Spring Schls 3 BR, 2 Baths. RET10233837 $136,000. Call Heather Neidlinger, 245-0225.

2 BR 2 Bath Townhome offers central air, fireplace & deck. RET10249756 $148,900. Call Nicole Seifert Snyder, 245-0225.

West Perry Schls 4 BR, 2.5 Baths. RET10243483 $174,500. Call Christine Ferringer, 245-0225.

Explore this 3BR/2BA lovely Ranch w/FP, ceiling fans & 2-car garage. RET10249965 $214,900. Call Bill Shearer, 245-0225.

Inviting 3BR/2BA Ranch. Frplc. Formal dining rm, walk-out bsmt. RET10249898 $159,500. Call Del Hawbaker, 245-0225.

1,276 sqft, 3 bdrms, 1.5 baths, and a finished walkout basement RET10246451 $114,900. Call Heather Neidlinger, 2450225. Ne

3BR 2 bath Cape Cod w/FP, bsmt, gas heat & 2-car garage. RET10250142 $169,900. Call Heather Neidlinger, 2450225.

S Middleton Schls 2 BR, 2.5 Baths. RET10241887 $171,900. Call Gary L Shulenberger, 245-0225.

3 BR 2+ bath brick Townhome w/finished bsmt & deck. RET10250067 $104,900. Call Jeremiah Negley, 245-0225.

Custom built brick Rancher on corner lot w/ unique FP & cov courtyard. RET10243455 $215,000. Call Tricia Negley, 245-0225.

Spacious Split Level on over an acre lot offers quiet country living. RET10249928 $222,900. Call Heather Neidlinger, 2450225.

S Middleton Schls 2 BR, 2 Baths. RET10244045 $249,000. Call Gary L Shulenberger, 245-0225.

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