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Midstate Homes

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Saturday, December 13, 2014

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

(717) 241-6060

S. MIDDLETON TWP

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27 Kenwood Ave., Carlisle

• 3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths • Recently remodeled • Newer heat pump, windows, siding + more • Partially finished basement with wood stove • Conveniently located near shopping and Route 81

$174,900

HAMPDEN TOWNSHIP

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SOUTH MIDDLETON TWP

NORTH MIDDLETON TWP

29 Kensington Sq., Mechanicsburg

$229,900

SOUTH MIDDLETON TWP

400 Zion Road, Carlisle • 3 bedrooms • 1.5 baths • 2-car detached garage • Updated Kitchen

$143,500

CARLISLE

209 Isabella Ave., New Bloomfield Park at Mountain View Ridge

• 3 Bedrooms, 2 full baths • 2 Car parking canopy • Central Air • Covered deck with awesome views • Refrigerator, washer/dryer, dishwasher

$39,500

MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS

125 Sunset Dr., Mt. Holly Springs South View Estates

• 3 bedrooms • 2.5 baths • LR/DR/FR • 2-car garage • Front Porch & Rear Deck

4 Shughart Cir., Carlisle Bellaire Park

• .90 acre secluded wooded setting • 3 Bedroom, 1 bath • Living Room w/fireplace • Detached heated, oversized garage/shop • Walking distance to creek

18 Yankee Drive

• 3 bedroom • 2 bath • 1-car oversized garage • Fenced Rear Yard • Shed • Tiered Deck with Great Views

$119,000

$215,900

MENALLEN TOWNSHIP

MIDDLETOWN

MONROE TWP

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

$184,900

441 Aspers-Bendersville Rd., Aspers • 4 Bedrooms and 2.5 Baths • 1-car garage • Finished basement • 0.39 acres • Public sewer

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320 S. Wood St. • Turn Key automated Laundromat • Instant profits and huge growth potential • New boiler, several dryers and bill change mechanism • Call list agent for showings

$149,900

$139,900

EAST HANOVER TWP

CARLISLE

NORTH MIDDLETON TWP

9324 Jonestown Rd., Grantville

150 E. North St. • Adorable and cozy • 2 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths • Gas heat with central air • Convenient location • Off street parking

129 Westpoint Dr., Carlisle • 1st Floor master bedroom • Economical natural gas heat • Large bedrooms and closets • Wooded lot • Community pool and playground

710 Oak Hill Dr., Boiling Springs

• White Rock Acres • 4 Bedrooms • 3 Full Baths • 4 Season Room • Oversized 2-car garage • 1 Acre

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804 Swan Dr., Mechanicsburg Hampden Village Mobile Home Park • 1994 Skyline • 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath • R/W/D convey • CV Schools • Call Owner to schedule showings 695-7849

$19,800

N. MIDDLETON TWP C OM

$164,900

• Brick ranch • 3 Bedrooms • 1.5 Baths • 20x40 Pole building • Basement with garage access • 1 Acre

115 Lake Meade Dr., East Berlin • 4 Bedroom • 2.5 Baths • Lake Meade just across street • 2-car garage • Family Room with gas FP

$224,900

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1100-B Newville Rd., Carlisle

• Great location along the heavily traveled Newville Road • Ideal for retail business, offices, car buffs, or storage • 2 - 10 x 10 garage doors • Approx. 2,200 SF (1,330 garage/warehouse space) • 870 Sq/ft showroom/office space, 1.5 baths • 8-10 Parking spaces

$289,500

$1,300/month

NORTH MIDDLETON TWP

DICKINSON TOWNSHIP

104 Faith Circle, Carlisle • Updated townhome • 3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths • Shaded backyard backs to creek • Maple kitchen, deck, patio • Walkout basement

1028 Alexander Spring Rd., Carlisle

• 2-3 Bedrooms • 2-Car garage (24x24) • 1-Car garage (16x 16) • Newer mechanicals • Appliances convey • 0.67 Acre lot

$274,900

$84,900

$154,900

$129,500

$114,900

CARLISLE

MONROE TOWNSHIP

WEST PENNSBORO TWP

SOUTH MIDDLETON TWP

27 Walnut St., Boiling Springs

430 Dogwood Ct., Carlisle Willow Crossing

1202 White Birch Ln. Walnut Court

HAMPDEN TWP NE

• Kensington Square • 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths • Condo • Den/Office • Sunroom • 2-Car Attached Garage

LATIMORE TWP

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315 East Louther St.

• 3 Bedroom, 1 bath • New carpet, kitchen appliances, fresh paint • Remodeled 1st fl laundry and back porch • Gas Heat • Private Rear Yard • Off Street Parking

$84,900

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104 Flamingo Rd., Mechanicsburg

• 3 Bedrooms • 2.5 Baths • CV School District • Finished basement • 1-Car garage • New heat pump

$193,750

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1526 Newville Rd., Carlisle

• Established used car business (43 yrs.) • Ideal for small contractors • 2.44 Acres • Plenty of parking • Includes: waiting area, office, bathroom, storage, 2 bay garage

$1,200/month

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• 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath • 1,838 Square feet • Family room with gas fireplace • Covered front porch • Off street parking

$134,900

• 3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths • End Unit • Finished Basement • Deck • New Heat Pump 2012

$119,900

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Midstate Homes

The Sentinel • D3

Decorating with Christmas trees Melissa Rayworth The Associated Press For generations, the choice was simple: 1. Strap a live Christmas tree to the roof of your car, wrestle it into a tree stand at home and hope it wouldn’t fall over. Or, 2. Put up an artificial tree that was unmistakably fake. Fortunately, options have expanded, from realistic fake trees pre-lit with softly glowing LED lights to environmentally friendly, abstract “trees” made from reclaimed shipping pallets. Options for a real, live tree include “white glove” service that includes delivery and professional set-up. Here, three interior designers help sort out some options and share advice on stylishly decorating with holiday trees and branches, even in households where Christmas isn’t celebrated.

Exquisitely artificial Designer Brian Patrick Flynn, founder of Flynnside Out Productions, loves the look and scent of real trees. But he is “hands down, 100 percent on Team Artificial,” thanks to the convenience and range of today’s fake trees. White trees are “excellent for more elegant, sophisti-

cated spaces,” Flynn says. He layers on ornaments in shades of white and metallics “for a less-is-more, tone-on-tone look.” Designer Lee Kleinhelter, founder of the Pieces home decor store in Atlanta, agrees. She uses a highquality, fake white tree in her home because “it feels a little modern, and is a clean slate where I can use interesting objects to accessorize.” If you can’t quite imagine your handmade or handme-down ornaments on a sleek, white tree, consider getting a real tree for keepsake ornaments and putting a white tree in another location, perhaps near the front door, decked out in monochromatic ornaments. Sarah Fishburne, director of trend and design for The Home Depot, says many Americans now use one fake tree and one real one. If white isn’t your style, Flynn recommends realistic fake green trees with a “woodsy, rustic” look, or fake green trees coated with fake white snow, which are called “flocked” trees. “Flocked trees add amazing texture and can really tone down the overall greenness of an artificial tree, making it a little softer,” he says. He has created flat, ab-

you’re going the untraditional route, or don’t have lots of windows to dress up or have an actual fireplace mantel, I think a grouping of trees in one spot creates enough of a focal point, and it can stand on its own.”

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sides.” If you have a large “showstopper of a front window” that faces the street, Fishburne suggests placing the tree there. “There’s something really lovely about coming home to that big tree in the window,” she says. It’s easy to put tree lights on a timer so they glow on schedule each evening. Flynn agrees that “if you really want your tree to make an impact inside and outside, sticking with a room toward the front of the home is the way to go.” But for maximum enjoyment, he says, “it’s also wise to make sure it’s just as much of a focal point from adjacent rooms as it is inside the space and from outside of the house.”

Pre-lit LED trees save you the time and effort of stringing lights. Some models also resolve any arguments over whether to use white lights or colored ones, says Fishburne; you can buy LED-lit trees that let you switch between them. LED lights also don’t burn as hot as traditional bulbs, so The Associated Press / Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Sarah Dorio they may be a safer option, especially for rooms where This 2014 photo from Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles demonstrates how designer Brian Patrick Flynn uses children play and might try to touch the tree. “When I bare, rustic artificial trees to visually anchor dining was little,” Fishburne says, rooms while also adding interesting texture. “we knocked over a lot of Non-Christmas trees stract trees out of plywood, Depot is making it simpler trees.” All three designers mencovering them with festive to bring home a full-size tioned that it can be beautifabric secured with brass real tree with “white glove” Best locations ful to use undecorated trees nail heads. And he has two delivery service, says FishOnce you’ve chosen your or branches to celebrate the “trees” made from reclaimed burne. Choose a tree online, tree, where should you put season, whether or not you shipping pallets. “To make and the company will bring it? celebrate Christmas. them,” he says, “the pallets it to your home and set it up “The size and scale of “Woodsy trees just really were dismantled, painted in the stand for you. your house can dictate a tall evoke a feeling of coziness dark green, then assemAnother way to make real skinny tree by a staircase, and wintry weather, so trees bled with screws. It’s a more trees more manageable is or a more round, robust tree don’t necessarily have to be sculptural approach, and it to buy several small, potted in a sunroom visible to the associated with an actual doesn’t require any decorat- trees in varying sizes, rather street,” Kleinhelter says. holiday or religion,” Flynn ing whatsoever.” than one large one. Rather than tucking your says. “It’s more about the “Groupings of trees re- tree in a corner, she sug- warmth of gathering with Really easy ally make an impact in any gests finding a spot “where friends and family during Beginning this year, Home space,” Flynn says, “and if you can enjoy the tree on all the colder months.”

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This home offers hardwood floors throughout the 3 bedrooms and a finished attic space that would make a perfect media or playroom. Additional features include a newer roof, siding & tilt-in windows. Host: Walter “Biff” Bond 385-2173 Dir.: S Hanover St., R/ W Willow, L/ S Pitt Street.

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• End unit townhouse in Melbourne Place • 2 Bedrooms with attached full baths • Association fee includes lawn care & snow removal • Call Jeffrey Helt 422-4703

• 2 Bedroom home in Big Spring Schools • New counter tops & tile backsplash in kitchen • Set on over an acre lot with large shed • Call Jessica Hockersmith 422-0944

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• 2 Bedroom Rancher in Carlisle Schools • Newer roof, oil and wood furnaces • Features a detached garage • Call Charles Wenger 360-3745

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The Sentinel • D5

New twists on a holiday symbol for the home Kimberly Cook The Associated Press Say “wreath,” and the beloved evergreen standard comes to mind — unadorned or dressed for the holiday season with lights, bows, fruit or ornaments. Each year, however, brings more and more inventive versions of wreaths. Regional variations have become common, often in unexpected materials: driftwood wreaths with shells and starfish, for example, or fiery circles of Southeastern chili peppers. Today’s wreath might be a square, star or rectangle. Traditional holiday colors The Associated Press might cede ground to vibrant In this photo provided by West Elm, felt feathers in warm limes, deep indigo, pale pink winter white give a sculptural quality to a soft wreath. Beor soft cream. sides the beloved evergreen standard, each year sees more Retailers are offering more and more inventive versions of the wreath. modern choices than ever.

Ignore ugly rumors about mulch: It won’t starve your plants, shrubs Lee Reich The Associated Press Rumor has it that mulching your garden beds or trees and shrubs could starve your plants. It’s a rumor that has circulated for the past 40 years or so, ever since mulching surged in popularity as a way to quell weeds and conserve water. Is there anything to it? If anything, you’d think that nutrients in mulches would help nourish plants, not starve them. The logic behind the starvation rumor goes like this: The two nutrients most needed by soil microorganisms are carbon and nitrogen. Wood chips, straw, sawdust and many other organic mulches are high in carbon but low in nitrogen. When

Let your inner elf loose and craft your own creation. Crate & Barrel has a pretty wreath made of silverpainted magnolia leaves that would work in both traditional and contemporary homes. Another is made of rolled paper and twigs to create a swirl of texture that taps the rustic trend. (www. crateandbarrel.com) White felt leaves or balls make elegant, monochromatic wreaths at West Elm. (www.westelm.com) At One King’s Lane, find a reindeer moss wreath in festive and chic chartreuse. (www.onekingslane.com) If you’d like to try your hand at design, crafts stores have wire, foam and wood bases. Heat up the glue gun and let your imagination go. You might find inspiration in designer Stephanie Hung,

known for creative holiday craft ideas in Style at Home magazine. She’s found some unexpected uses for common household items this season. Red plastic spoons, striped paper straws, patterned clothespins and even white Styrofoam cups can be used to make wreaths that are as much sculptural art as décor. An ornate ceiling medallion is given a coat of bright green paint. Clothespins are covered in washi tape and arranged in rows in a wreath frame. Instructions are in the magazine’s November issue. (www. styleathome.com) Battery-operated, miniature LED fairy lights can be threaded through a wire wreath frame to be hung anywhere or put on a mantle. Look for warm white lights on silvery or copper wire, or

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In this photo from Dec. 3, 2013, a gardener carts leaves to spread beneath trees and shrubs in New Paltz, N.Y. Mulch offers many benefits from a perspective of soil, plants and — because weeds are suppressed — also gardeners. soil microorganisms chew away on such mulches, decomposing them, they have to balance their carbon-rich diet with extra nitrogen, which they must find somewhere else. So they pull this nitrogen from the soil, and

are a lot better than plants at getting it. The result: plants starved of nitrogen. All true. However, this nitrogen starvation is only temporary, for starters. See Mulch, D6

go with all crimson or midnight blue. (www.save-oncrafts.com) If you can get your hands on a bucketful of acorns, glue them in rows on a wreath form. Leave them in their natural caramel hue and tie on a plaid or gingham flannel bow, or consider spraypainting the whole thing in a favorite color and add a coordinating tie. The 3-D symmetry of the rows looks great no matter what you do. Another option: Wrap a wreath frame in bold black and white ribbon. Or swathe it in tufts of navy tulle and tie with a red silk ribbon. Cover the frame with white paper doilies, adding fairy lights for white winter magic. No matter what your wreath’s made of, the message is one of welcome, comfort and holiday cheer.

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Saturday, December 13, 2014

Repurpose garage doors into walls with a view Brandpoint Have you ever admired a coffee table cleverly fabricated using a discarded door sitting on a frame? Or been surprised by the sight of an old refrigerator reborn as a bookshelf or TV cabinet? Even bathroom fixtures have been known to draw notice (and a snicker or two) when repurposed as garden containers. A number of homeowners are taking utilitarian home elements and transforming them with creative flair into stunning home designs. Even the venerable garage door is experiencing new life as interior room dividers, exterior walls and other purposes yet to be discovered. “Many homeowners are opening their homes to the great outdoors by using ga-

rage doors instead of sliding glass doors,” says Vickie Lents, director of marketing for Entrematic, a leading company in the garage door industry known for innovation and design. “It’s a particularly popular trend in coastal and mountain areas where the outdoor views are naturally incredible, allowing homeowners to enjoy the view from indoors as well as outdoors.” In addition to providing views of the outdoors, using garage doors as exterior walls provides the added benefit of offering a crossbreeze through the home in temperate climates. For many months of the year, a garage door that opens to the exterior can save on cooling costs. When you think about it, a garage door that opens to the exterior serves as an

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Garage doors aren’t just for garages anymore. enormous window. Garage doors with clear glass held in place by an aluminum grid system are the common standard in residential applications. Homeowners gravitate to glass garage doors when used as exterior and interior walls

Mulch Continued from D5 As soil microorganisms die, the nitrogen in their bodies is released back to the soil. There, it becomes available to plants once those microorganisms have used up enough soil carbon, “breathing” it out of the ground as carbon dioxide. Also, this scenario — plants being starved for nitrogen — holds true when you mix a load of high-carbon, organic material into the soil. But lay that same material on top of the ground as mulch and it’s a different ball game. Then, decomposition occurs mostly at the thin interface where the mulch touches the soil, and the rate of decomposition is much slower. So slow, in fact, that a steady state is reached where nitrogen is re-released at about the rate at which it is being

used for decomposition. The microorganisms are happy and the plants are happy. Still, that rumor that plants will suffer from high carbon mulches keeps going around, despite the field experience of agricultural researchers and gardeners. A garden, like any biological system, represents a complex interaction of energies, so generalizations don’t always hold. There are situations — rare — where that old mulch rumor may hold true. One such situation would be where you mulched with a very high-carbon, very lownitrogen material (sawdust, for example) on soil that is very low in nitrogen. Another situation would be where you planted a seed right into a high-carbon mulch. The young seedling would be starved of nitrogen until its roots hit the soil below.

Still, there’s no need to forsake the benefits of mulch in either of these situations. Just sprinkle on nitrogen fertilizer, such as soybean meal, to make up the deficiency. In most situations, there’s no need to do anything more than spread organic mulch right on the ground. In the coming months, it will insulate the soil against cold and then, when warm weather arrives, insulate it against heat. An organic mulch also softens the impact of raindrops, so water can percolate into the soil rather than run off. These mulches also enrich soil with humus, that witch’s brew of natural compounds that helps feed plants and beneficial soil organisms to fend off pests, quell weeds and improve plant water use. So don’t pay attention to those ugly rumors.

because of their clean, modern look. For interior use of garage doors, many architects and homeowners prefer using garage doors without electronic motors, which can be unsightly when suspended from the door’s track sys-

tem. Now, they can choose a track-less, spring-less and rail-less garage door system with an integrated opener for a state-of-the-art solution for the home: the Silvelox Trento Collection distributed by Entrematic. Unlike traditional garage doors that operate via a series of springs, rails and tracks along the ceiling that can be cumbersome on the interior of a home, the Trento Collection of garage doors showcase revolutionary technology and Italian design, featuring a patented overlap design that allows the door to open by folding neatly in half without ceiling hardware. This design eliminates all the clutter behind a typical garage door and allows for a clean interior space, perfect when the door is connected to interior

home living spaces. Whether they feature a modern or traditional operating system, garage doors can serve as more than windows to divide indoor living space from the outside. Interior designers and homeowners have gravitated toward the trend of using garage doors to divide room space as well. Particularly when used as interior room dividers, garage doors with frosted or tinted glass offer privacy when closed but can be opened to create expansive indoor space. “Garage doors make such a statement when incorporated into home designs. There’s instant intrigue and excitement when guests see them,” Lents says. “The doors are practical in function and offer the ‘wow factor’ that homeowners want.”

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Midstate Homes

The Sentinel • D7

A crew clears debris from portions of a tree that collapsed across several properties in Tallahassee, Fla., Nov. 11. Even healthy trees can fail because of their size and weight. The role of a landscape inspector is to locate trees with predisposing faults that can be pruned or removed before causing any damage.

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Buying a home? Do a landscape inspection Dean Fosdick The Associated Press Prudent house hunters usually await the results of a professional inspection before buying their dream home. All too often, though, one of the biggest contributors to a home’s value is neglected: the landscape. And that can prove costly. “I feel bad telling people who’ve already put their life’s savings into a new house that their sprinkler system is outdated or was installed wrong,” said Jeff Wolfe of Sun Wolfe Irrigation Inc. in Phoenix, Arizona. The company’s services include irrigation and outdoor lighting inspection. “Now they’re facing big expenditures,” he said. “Depending on the size of the property, costs for a new irrigation system can vary from $2,000 to $20,000. The same goes for lighting systems.” Landscape problems are more costly to correct when deferred, said Bruce Avery, an arborist with AAA Tree Experts Inc. in Tallahassee, Florida. “And the longer you wait, the more expensive it gets.” And inspections are increasingly important now

that families are making more use of their outdoor living areas, he said. Pre-purchase landscape inspections should include such things as retaining walls, patios and decks, outdoor kitchens, water features, fireplaces and fire pits, irrigation systems, fencing, pools and spas, lighting, playgrounds, lawns and trees, Avery said. Regional considerations vary. “If you live in California, you’d probably want to know about wildfire hazards,” Avery said. “In Florida, hurricane prevention.” “Up North, ice and snow and their maintenance activities can cause landscape and hardscape damages,” he said. “Gulf Coast areas from Alabama to Texas are fighting invasive termites that attack healthy trees, and a similar pest in the Northeast coastal areas is expanding inland at a fast pace.” Large trees can be beautiful but also problematic, Avery said. “Mature trees can add significant value to a property,” he said. “Unfortunately, with age, stresses from a number of factors can lead to dangerous and unhealthy trees (and the risks) are not

evident to the average consumer.” Don’t ignore the ground. Get the soil tested before you buy, said Richard Koenig, a professor, associate dean and director of Washington State University Extension. “It is difficult if not impossible to address a soil problem after perennial plants, irrigation systems and hardscape (sidewalks and such) are installed,” Koenig said. “Poor drainage, high or low pH and salinity are the most common problems. In rare situations, soils can be contaminated with heavy metals or pesticides from previous industrial activity or an accidental spill,” he said. If landscape problems are discovered during an inspection, then those issues can be passed along to the homeowners for a suggested fix, be included in the price negotiations or become total deal-busters. “There are so many elements of the landscape that consumers have no idea what is hidden,” Avery said. “A wise homeowner or prospective buyer should always involve a qualified arborist or landscape professional to help answer their questions.”

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NEW LISTINGS Vacant Land

Hunters Crossing

Dickinson Township

$2,950,000. Silver Spring Twp with no improvements, zoned light industrial. Approx 777’ of frontage on Kost Rd. MLS# 10257837

$424,900. A great place to make home! Enjoy the comfort of this custom built ranch w/3 BRs, 2 BAs. Lrg 2 tier deck to enjoy & entertain. MLS# 10261389

$385,000. Revel in the rewarding character of this exceptional 4BR/2BA residence situated on 3.05 acres. Lots of space. 2 fireplaces. MLS# 10253371

Patience Eckman 717-571-6591 Enticing Residence

$158,900. Discover this engaging 3-bedroom home. Garage. Inviting home that has everything you need. MLS# 10259627 Jeffery Miller 717-870-7402

Susan Kennedy 717-254-3205

Vintage Style Home

$134,900. Find a bright future in this welcoming 2-bedroom residence with all needs well met. Two-car garage. Enjoy its easygoing style! MLS# 10258817 Edna Wrightstone 717-385-1234

Janet Yaw 717-385-1196

Northfield

$129,900. 3 BR, 2.5 BA spacious townhome in lovely neighborhood. Spacious LR, open kitcw/dining area. 1st flr laundry. Full dry bsmt. Shed to convey. MLS# 10260143 Janet Yaw 717-385-1196

North Middleton Twp

$303,900. Tree Top Nursery on 6.8 acres w/1700 beautiful evergreens. Turnkey business. Home offers 3 BRs, 2 BAs, great rm w/HW flrs. Don’t miss! MLS# 10250961 Doris Law 717-579-0376

Country Farm House

$120,000. 2 BR home w/wrap around porch. 4.71 acres of rural setting w/creek. Smaller barn could be renovated into stalls, lrg block bldg. MLS# 10255374 Jeffery Miller 717-870-7402

Dickinson Township

North Middleton Twp

Commercial Opportunity

$219,000. Beautiful updated 3 BR bi-level on 1.28 acres. Fenced rear yard, koi pond, lovely landscaping. Priced for quick sale! MLS# 10260070

$195,000. 3 BR, 2 full BA home just outside of Carlisle. Home has det 2 car gar as well as a 1 car att gar. Remodeled inside & move-in ready. MLS# 10260016

$190,000. Prime corner location with an amazing traffic count. Real Estate only for sale. MLS# 10256585

North Middleton Townhome

Lovely, Easy-care Condo!

Susan Kennedy 717-254-3205

Richard Boyd 717-385-8996

$105,000. 3 BRs, 2.5 BAs, deck $95,000. Find a real haven in this off living room. New heat pump rewarding 2-bedroom condo. A 2012, partially finished bsmt. carefree lifestyle! MLS# 10243266 2 off-street parking spaces, nice size yard. MLS# 10260697 Cindy Manning 717-448-1414

Susan Kennedy 717-254-3205

Bob Foster (717) 512-8430

Dickinson Twp

$160,500. Very well maintained 3 BR, 2 BA ranch on 2.14 scenic acres. Offers large LR, DR w/slider to sunrm. Close to medical facility & shopping! MLS# 10251400 Susan Kennedy 717-254-3205

Carefree Living

Choice Borough Duplex

$88,000. Make yourself at home in this cheerful 3 bedroom home. A property with promise! MLS# 10258639

$75,000. Priced to sell. Recent updates include a complete kitchen makeover, full bath on 1st flr. Clean, dry bsmt. Lrg LR & DR. Being sold “as is”. MLS# 10256287

Richard Boyd 717-385-8996

Jeffery Miller 717-870-7402

Newville

$160,000. So much charm & personality in this 5 BR, 2 full BA home. Grand foyer, elegant stairway, detailed wdwrk & high ceilings. Lrg 2 car det gar. MLS# 10240444 Susan Kennedy 717-254-3205

North Middleton Condo

$59,900. Immaculate, well maintained, freshly painted 1 BR, 1/bath. C/A, covered balcony, W/D, new flooring, & frig. Why rent when you can own! MLS# 10258962 Cindy Manning 717-448-1414

Saturday, December 13, 2014

Midstate Homes

The Sentinel • D9

Timeless interior design perfect for protecting kitchen upgrade Brandpoint Kitchens are the heart of the home. It’s where you prepare meals, help your kids with homework and entertain guests. It’s the room in the house where everyone gathers, where memories are made, and, with solid investment, can single-handedly increase the value of your home and help you build more of a nest egg. Even if you’re considering selling your home, all eyes of prospective buyers will inevitably be on the kitchen. “When making investments in your home, the kitchen is unanimously the best place to start,” says Nate Berkus, renowned decorator, designer and artistic advisor for LG Studio appliances. “For me, a great kitchen is one that feels timeless. To accomplish that, reach for what feels classic for the space like subway tiles and stainless steel, and allow the elements that tell your story to come through in the nonpermanent fixtures like the furniture, fabrics and details.” Here are Berkus’ five tips for designing a forever kitchen that will sustain its value, whether you’re looking to put your house on the market or simply updating it for your family’s enjoyment:

Paint I don’t know why people always grimace when I say to paint wood. It isn’t a cardinal sin, especially in the kitchen. Tearing out cabinets isn’t always an option, but painting, while a bit of work, is one of my favorite things to do. Reach for black. It sets off all the appliances and makes for a dramatic change.

Brighten with lights I tell my clients this all the time — lighting is one of the most important decisions you can make in any room, including the kitchen. I love vintage pendant lights over an island or table. Since lighting can often add to a dated vibe of the space, swapping it out for something more timeless immediately makes the space appear more modernized — perfect for illuminating any potential buyers.

The long haul Making over a kitchen is no small feat. It’s expensive and time consuming. Trust me when I say I get it. So, your best asset is information. Start building that Pinterest board to identify what you like. Once you have that, you can start to

attach costs. Mine always starts with what’s permanent like the cabinets, appliances and tiles. These, along with the appropriate team to help you make and install all of it, are your best investments. From there, consider ways that you can have what you want at a price you can live with. I’ve seen the most amazing islands fashioned from unique things like a farm table, or hutches that are free standing on a wall as opposed to extending your cabinets. These can all be ways to get a big look without the big price tag.

Consider technology

The home of the future is actually here today. It’s one that is wired for sound, TV and Wi-Fi. Simply put, our kitchen island is command Brandpoint central for more than meal Nate Berkus is a renowned decorator, designer and artistic adviser for LG Studio appliances. prep. For many of us it’s also the office. So, to add value to Certified this space, don’t undervalue Technicians what will make life easier, like outlets that have USB We service ports in the wall and island, What We sell charging docks and TVs. We do so much more in this space than cook. So, to add value, add ways for you be connected ... just not at the J.L. Ruth Electric - The Generator kInG... Ask for Joe! dinner table.

A timeless look When it comes to making big design decisions in your kitchen, put aside trends and go with timeless and elegant. Reach for what feels classic like white subway tiles, brass and stainless steel appliances — things that will look as good 10 years from now as they do today. The entire LG Studio line of premium, built-in appliances, for exBrandpoint ample, was designed with a signature look, feel and style “When making investments in your home, the kitchen is that will easily transition unanimously the best place to start,” says designer Nate Berkus. with you through the years.

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D10 • The Sentinel

Saturday, December 13, 2014

977 Walnut bottom road

Carlisle

CALL 249-1844 FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THESE LISTINGS! OPEN SUNDAY 1-3!

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2 lebo road, Carlisle $245,000

1790 Cessna street, Carlisle $198,000

MOVE IN READY HOME! • Open floor plan, private master suite on 2nd floor with balcony, 1792 square feet. • 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2-car carport and 2 car detached garage with plenty of rooms for storage. • Privately located on 2.16 acres. Directions: West on Walnut Bottom Rd, left onto Lebo Rd.

Gardners $49,900

DICKINSON township PROPERTY WAITING TO BE FLIPPED! • House on lot has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, and a well and a septic. • Being sold “as is”

METICULOUSLY CARED FOR 1700+ SQUARE FOOT HOME ON A CUL-DE-SAC!

• 3 BR, 2.5 BA, and a full basement w/ built-in storage. • Quality kitchen with island and seating, multiple pantry locations, and a flat top electric range. • Large laundry room, outside gazebo, out building, and well-maintained landscaping. Directions: Carlisle Rt. 34 N to right on Fern Ave, right on Cessna into cul-de-sac to property on right.

Carlisle $69,900

COMPLETELY UPDATED 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH HOME IN THE CARLISLE BOROUGH! • Complete with new carpet, fresh paint, and ceramic tile in kitchen and dining. • Fenced in backyard, large patio, and off-street parking.

Mechanicsburg $519,900

5000+ SQUARE FEET OF UPDATED FINISHED SPACE IN THIS HIGH END 5 BEDROOM, 3.5 BATH BRICK COLONIAL! • New flooring throughout with Brazilian cherry on the 1st level. • Custom cabinetry, kitchen with high end appliances, and 4 fireplaces throughout the house!

shippensburg $69,900

COMPLETELY REHABBED TOWNHOME IN SHIPPENSBURG! • Closing cost assistance and forgivable loan to those who qualify. • 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath townhome.

Newville $550,000

REMARKABLE PROPERTY EQUIPPED FOR HORSES & LOADED WITH CHARACTER! • 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath on 10.81 acres with beautiful views! • Open concept living with rustic feel and expansive master suite!

Carlisle $75,000

GOOD OPPORTUNITY IN THE BOROUGH! • 3 bedroom, 1 bath attached home. • Walking distance to downtown, off-street parking, over 1500 square feet

loysville $619,500

ESCAPE REALITY & TAKE RESIDENCE IN YOUR OWN PIECE OF PARADISE! • Custom home built in 2008 has 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, an open floor plan, and was built using many reclaimed items! • Wide plank wood floors throughout, cathedral ceilings, and exposed beams. • First floor master and inviting custom pool!

Carlisle $84,900

COMPLETELY REFURBISHED ATTACHED HOME IN THE BOROUGH! • Walking distance to downtown, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, 1st floor laundry, and off-street parking • This home offers new EVERYTHING: windows, large kitchen, flooring, heating, and finished 3rd floor.

Newville $699,900

REMODELED 1800’S FARM HOUSE ON 10 ACRES, A GEM! • 5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, 4898 sq.ft. • Awesome kitchen with soap stone tops and traditional fireplace. • HUGE first floor master suite with sitting area and full bath.

Carlisle $87,500

ENJOY A 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH 2-STORY CONVENIENTLY LOCATED CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN! • Property includes High Ceilings, large rooms, eat-in kitchen, and a 2nd floor balcony. • Also enjoy central air and a basement with concrete floor

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Newville $89,900

Carlisle $96,900

REHABBED HOME IN NEWVILLE! • 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths • Owned by a non-profit and forgivable loan available to help buyer purchase • Do not need to be a first time home buyer!

UPDATED ROW HOUSE IN THE HISTORIC DISTRICT! • 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and within walking distance to downtown and the college. • Updated kitchen, updated flooring and some new windows. • 1st floor laundry, off street parking

Newville $109,900

Carlisle $111,900

SPACIOUS 2-STORY LOCATED ON A LOVELY & USABLE LOT ALONG A QUIET STREET IN NEWVILLE BOROUGH! • 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, new kitchen flooring and furnace in 2013. • Spacious eat-in kitchen, first floor bedroom, private office with separate entrance. • Large yard and detached garage.

UPDATED SINGLE FAMILY HOME IN TOWN! • Home features hardwood floors, gas heat, and new windows • 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a fenced in yard

Carlisle $99,900

GREAT SEMI-DETACHED HOME IN THE BOROUGH! • Newer kitchen, bath, and carpet are some of the features that complete this home • 2 bedrooms, 1 bath with over 1100 square feet, off-street parking, and 1st floor laundry.

Carlisle $115,000

GREAT ROW HOME WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO EVERYTHING IN CARLISLE! • 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, large kitchen with lots of counter space. • New floors in living room and dining room, new carpet upstairs, and updated bathroom.

steelton $95,500

Carlisle $104,000

Carlisle $104,900

WELL MAINTAINED BRICK RANCH IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO RECREATION! • Located on a corner lot, home features a functional floor plan w/ hardwood floors throughout, & a gas FP. • 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 1-car garage with driveway, full basement, and surrounding mature trees. • Nearby park includes playground, tennis and basketball courts!

NICE SEMI-DETACHED HOME IN CARLISLE BOROUGH! • Features 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths • Wood flooring in living room and dining room and fresh paint throughout • Nice rear yard with deck, shed and garage

CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING IN CARLISLE! • 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, recently upgraded kitchen and bathroom. • Wood floors and wide woodwork. • 200 amp electric panel, eat-in kitchen, off-street parking.

Carlisle $119,500

lemoyne $134,500

Boiling springs $136,900

END UNIT IN MIDDLETON ESTATES! • Open floor plan plus attached garage, 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths • Lots of privacy, backing wooded area • Association covers snow removal & mowing!

WELL MAINTAINED AND UPDATED HOME ON THE CORNER! • 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, open floor plan with hardwood, ceramic, and cork floors • Bonus room on 3rd floor, covered porch and a great landscaped yard • Off street parking could easily be added in the back!

BOILING SPRINGS 2-STORY ON A FANTASTIC LOT WITH TONS OF POTENTIAL! • 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, 1st floor laundry, and a great location • 2 outbuildings, alley access, and on & off street parking

Midstate Homes

Saturday, December 13, 2014

The Sentinel • D11

NoN oPeN – Call for aPPoiNtMeNt

oPeN HoMes – toMorrow 1-4

Mount Holly sPrinGs 3 Yankee Dr. $180,000

sHErMans dalE 695 Creek rD. $154,900

nortH MiddlEton 50 Clearview Drive $194,900

carlislE borougH 2 StorY $95,000

4 BR 2.5 BA Cape Cod 1st floor FR laundry/storage room & 1 car garage Office: 243-1000 Irene Whistler: 574-0969

Creek front setting 3 BR 1 BA stone gas frpl newer flooring c/a newer stainless appliances Office: 243-100 Randy Billman: 497-4040

NL Kit w/movable center island Ceramic floors Newer deck Covered patio Fin LL Great yard Office: 920-9700 Linda Harper: 319-8359

NL 3 BR home w/ lge 2 car gar Hdwd flrs throughout main level Nice traffic flow Large Kit fenced backyard Office: 243-1000 Michael Diehl: 701-5183

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NL 2 BR 2 Ba Wood floors in

carlislE Double tHe warmtH w/2 FireplaCeS

$239,900

NL MBG LR/DR w/hdwd flrs foyer & eat-in Kit LR leads to Updated kit 5 BR 3 Ba inpaver patio Garage ground pool 2 car garage Office: 243-1000 Office: 243-1000 Sharon Reifsnyder: 961-9351 Sharon Reifsnyder: 961-9351

carlislE welCome Home $285,900 NL MBG Kit w/granite counter tops lge pantry Great room formal DR Lge master oasis w/spa tub & walk-in closets Office: 243-1000 Robyn Shirley: 226-1101

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MEcHanicsBurG FreSHlY painteD $259,900

carlislE Convenient eaSY living $144,900

$73,900

sHiPPEnsBurG Home witH a view a pieCe oF SHippenSburg HiStorY * Lots start at $73,900 $195,000 * South Middleton Township $173,900 NL Kit w/new cabinets tile NL Circa 1763 w/original * Public water, sewer & natural gas floor backsplash Hdwd in NL MBG 3 BR 2 full BA Kit features 2 unit could * Choose from our list of approved LR DR FR Heated sunroom w/ceramic tile LR w/hdwd convert to single Det builders Finished basement w/ floor Media room garage * Seller is a licensed RE Broker in chair lift Office: 243-1000 Office: 243-1000 PA Office: 243-1000 Greg Clelan: 503-7178 Office: 243-1000 Mike Diehl: 701-5183 Jack Connolly: 385-0409 Julie Hallisey: 226-6719

$79,900 * Dickinson Township * Bring your own approved builder * Approved for elevated sand mound septic system * Deed restrictions * Lots start at $79,900 Office: 243-1000 Mike Diehl: 701-5183

$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 Office: 243-1000 Doug Heineman: 579-9962

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D12 • The Sentinel

Saturday, December 13, 2014

Super opportunity! Move in home OR investors welcomed. Call today RET10255740 $50,000. Call Christine Ferringer.

Cumberland Valley Schls 3 BR, 2 3 BR 2+ bath brick Townhome w/ finished bsmt & deck. RET10250067 Baths. RET10254668 $80,000. $89,900. Call Jeremiah Negley. Call Heather Neidlinger.

1,513 sq ft 2 bed, 1 bath, oversized 3BR close to Dickinson College & 1 car garage, on over 2 acres. Carlisle YMCA. Formal DR, gas heat. RET10226072 $124,900. RET10261212 $100,000. Call Bill Shearer. Call Heather Neidlinger.

Modular on almost 1 acre w/new roof, windows & c/a. LL w/family rm. RET10236503 $139,900. Call Tricia Negley.

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1,254 sqft 2bed 2bath attached 1car garage detached 3car garage patio RET10256656 $146,000. Call Heather Neidlinger.

Carlisle Schls 3 BR, 1 Baths. Carlisle Schls 3 BR, 1 Baths. RET10243475 $159,900. RET10262412 $149,900. Call Linda Shover. Call Jillian McGeehan.

Carlisle Schls 3 BR, 1.5 Baths. 1804 sf, 3BR, 1BA, finished bsmt, Shippensburg Schls 3 BR, 2 Baths. 2 decks, 1-car garage, fenced yard. RET10257603 $171,750. RET10260937 $159,900. RET10256286 $165,000. Call Nicole Snyder. Call Gary L Shulenberger. Call Heather Neidlinger.

3beds,1.5 baths,Brick Rancher, walking distance to Boiling Springs Lake RET10255970 $171,900. Call Gary L Shulenberger.

Immaculate 3beds, 1.5Baths, Remodeled Kitchen & Bath. Familyroom.S.Midd. RET10257082 $189,500. Call Gary L Shulenberger.

Lg Rancher with 2 lots. Home on 1.5 acres + add’l lot with 5.2 acres. RET10258093 $199,900. Call Tricia Nolan.

3BR 1.5BA Ranch on 1.16 acres. 36x22 FR, 2-way FP, majestic mntn view. RET10259289 $199,900. Call Joan Bushey.

Beautifully maintained 2400 sf Cape Big Spring Schls 4 BR, 2.5 Baths. w/4BR, 2 BA, FP, lg sunken LR, gar. RET10257806 $233,000. RET10250578 $210,000. Call Nicole Snyder. Call Heather Neidlinger.

Southern Huntington County Schls 5 BR, 2 Baths. RET10255285 $249,000. Call Nicole Snyder.

Views to love,1st fl MBR,wood fls,cathedral ceilings,wrap around porch. RET10254883 $265,900. Call Tricia Negley.

Bring your horses and enjoy the breathtaking view.3beds,3baths,5.8A’s RET10259717 $274,900. Call Gary L Shulenberger.

Frplc. Formal dining rm, fin bsmt, ceil fans. Deck, out buildings. RET10259914 $314,500. Call Nancy Altmeyer.

Stunning mountainside English Tudor Frplc. Breakfast bar, formal dining rm, on 6 acres w/4BR, 2.5BA, fin bsmt. walk-out bsmt. Patio. RET10253293 RET10240663 $329,900. $359,900. Call Tricia Negley. Call Jillian McGeehan.

bE pArt Of tHE HOMESALE fAMiLy! Carlisle Schls 4 BR, 2.5 Baths. RET10258464 $359,900. Call Jeanne DeDay.

Lg brick 2-story formerly affiliated Endless Commercial possibilities w/Carlisle Hospital. R-5 zoning. 20.3 acres beside highly traveled I 81 RET10258638 $1,500,000. RET10243037 $569,900. Call Heather Neidlinger. Call Bill Shearer.

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