Unique opportunity to own TWO cottages on one lot near WFU! The main home features all of the charm of the 1940's with arched doorways, craftsman trim and breakfast nook for this 2 bedroom 1 bath home. The small cottage, perfect for aging relatives or older child needing independence features a recently replaced metal roof, small bath, and washer/dryer hookup.     

  Traditional refinement meets modern aesthetics in popular Oak Valley! Newly renovated brick, 4 bedrooms (plus bonus), 5 baths, hardwoods throughout. Abundant sunlight streams in floor to ceiling in the glass conservatory, added in 2019. Granite countertops & gas range in kitchen. Unique features: double sided fireplace in family room, unexpected 3rd floor playroom, Trex decking, wet bar & full bathroom in basement! 4 levels of living space! Spacious side entry garage, irrigation system. Fenced backyard. View the Tour

Everyone dreams of living in a model home – a beautiful modern room with the perfect vase of flowers sitting decoratively on a glass side table. Unfortunately, life doesn’t always work this way. Our homes tend to look more “lived in” with a pile of shoes by the front door, schoolbooks on the kitchen table, and cat hair on the sofa. If you have your home listed for sale, then you also know the stress of looking around your home after a phone call requesting a showing with a few minutes’ notice. You want your home to show well so the buyers can see the beauty of the home you love, but with such short notice, how can you convert the lived-in look to a show-ready property? Fortunately, there are a few tricks for helping you keep your home show-ready at any time. • Plan in Advance – Before you even list your house, consider the adjustment you’ll need to make in your lifestyle. Move non-essential items to a storage unit, to not only create visual appeal but make it easier to clean quickly. • Containers – A simple way to quickly eliminate toys, clothes, shoes, sports equipment,and other items is storage bins. Keep some handy to throw excess items into before a buyer shows up, and move them to the garage or basement, or even the back of a vehicle. • Establish a Routine – Get everyone in the family involved in establishing a daily routine.The less clutter that accumulates, the easier it is to move out of sight quickly. All family members should have morning and evening duties to keep the home tidy. If things are kept up on a daily basis, it will make the clutter and mess less overwhelming. Unfortunately, your life doesn’t stop just because you’ve listed your home for sale. Keep it show-ready by preparing in advance, so those last-minute buyers can see your home’s charm and not the day’s clutter.