Sunday, February 9, 2014
Monday, February 3, 2014
Nature Abounds on this 1910 House and the 5.3 Acres
Located in Historic Fayetteville, this lovely home sits on 5.3 acres. Originally called "The Elmont" it was built by a prominent Fayetteville attorney around 1910. The exterior has the original lap-siding that has been lovingly restored.
The interior of the home was all re-done from the studs out in 2008. There are 4 comfortable bedroms and two ceramic style baths. Over 3,000 square feet of gleaming hardwood floors, generous entry, each room is sure to please.
There are three fireplaces, original to the house. One in the comfortable living room, one in the dining room, and
one in the English-style den. The den has raised paneled cherry cabinetry with bookshelves that extend to the ceiling.
What an incredible spot to call your office or a quiet room to slip away and read your favorite book?
Kitchen . . . Let's Talk Kitchens. . . We all know Kitchens and Baths SELL HOUSES! This one is sure to seal the deal.
Custom cabinetry, gleaming stainless appliances, an electric cooktop and if your choice of cooktop is Gas! We got that
covered too - There is a new gas cooktop with hood ready for you to install. A wonderful pantry, mudroom and its own
oversized closet.
Covered porches and decking for outside entertainment.
Call Us Today for Your Private Showing!
"Let's Get It Priced Right, Looking Right & SOLD!!!!
Friday, January 31, 2014
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Thursday's Travels - Historic Shepherdstown
Oldest Town in West Virginia -
My husband and I had never been to Shepherdstown until our son bought and has painstakingly and still painstakingly restored a house that was built in 1760's . More about the house in a later post. Our first visit to this area , we fell in love with the historic houses in downtown, the college smack in the middle of town. The energy is alive and happening in Shepherdstown.
When there I recommend to start your experience with the Tuscan Bean Bruschetta or Cucumber Bruschetta. Love, Love, Love, the Hummus Plate. Hmmm! I'm ready to go now.
Lodging in Shepherdstown. On our visits we stay with our son, which is always a treat.
If I had to choose a place to rest my head, I would definitely stay at the Thomas Shepherd Inn.
Located in the heart of historic Shepherdstown, the restored 1868 federal style property offers personal attention. They advertise an elegant décor, beautiful antiques and a relaxing atmosphere.
Six charming room with private baths.
Things to Do & See.
Shepherdstown offers riveting festivals of the performing arts. Shepherdstown Museum at the Entler Hotel takes you back to its history. Shepherdstown Opera House shows the best in independent films.
We cannot forget Christmas in Shepherdstown, I can just imagine all of the shoppes, and
eateries decked out with little white lights and wreaths on the windows. Definitely need
to put this on my Bucket List for the holiday season.
Thank you for coming with me on my Thursday's Travels today. For more information on
Shepherdstown, make sure to visit their website.
Let me know if you make it to Betty's or the Blue Moon Cafe'.
Let's Get Staging & Get It SOLD!
Have A Great Day!
xoxo
Sharon
Monday, July 8, 2013
Live Large in Small Spaces
One of my most favorite places to explore, shop, dream is Ikea. My very first visit to their store in Charlotte found me hanging outside the display of their 600-800 square foot spaces that would offer
you everything you would need to exist in a tiny apartment anywhere. I could have moved right in
this sweet cocoon of a space. Can you spot the kitty cat?
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Monday, July 1, 2013
Let's Talk White Rooms!
I have always been in love with "white rooms". There is something about
entering an all white room that speaks to me instantly about freshness, crispness,
and a sense of peacefulness.
If upon an indebt look at an "all white" room you will soon realize,
it is anything but.
An easy task . . . purchase everything white, and place it in your room. It takes
a little more thought than that. Let's explore the steps in getting that fresh
"white" room.

Decide where you "will not" use white. Perhaps you have natural hardwood floors or a sisal rug, furniture with exposed wood. Then decide where the white "will be". More than likely it will be in the upholstery, pillows, drapery, bedding or accessories.
Secret Ingredient: . . . add a few "non-white" colors to mix. In bedroom picture, note
the beautiful softs hues of gray and blue.
In each of the rooms featured, you will still feel as if you have just entered a fresh
white room.
One last room . . .
The Kitchen. . . Can't you picture yourself having breakfast or lunch or
even entertaining in this lovely space?
I have had an "almost" all white room and raised our three children at the same time. I had two sofas slip-covered in a white damask fabric. At the end of the summer season, the slip covers would come off and into the washer they would go and back on the sofas. We then down-sized and the sofas went off to two of my children's homes for more years of service, still looking fresh as ever. If you have ever dreamed of having a white room, but a little scared, go ahead and give it a try! I did, and to this day - never regretted it. In fact, as I sit here
writing this post, I'm just about ready to do it again! . . . . . .
Let's Get Staging and Get It SOLD!
XOXO
Sharon
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