Room to S-P-R-E-A-D O-U-T in this 5 bedroom, 3 car garage stucco home. Open concept main floor is great for family time and entertaining guests. Master bedroom has a 5 piece en suite, and the remaining 4 bedrooms are spacious. 5th bedroom upstairs could be additional living space if needed. Situated on a corner lot, and facing west means enjoying your back patio on summer evenings. Play set and pool are included! 📍 - 646 Bradford Drive 📐 - 1817 sqft 🛏 - 5 bedroom 🛁 - 2

How to Find a Fixer-Upper Before you go house hunting, figure out your (and your spouse’s, if you’re married) must-haves—including renovation projects you’re willing (and unwilling) to tackle. After that, an experienced real estate agent can help you narrow down your best options. Here are some of the most important things to consider in order to find the best fixer-upper: Location. You can fix many things about a house, but there’s nothing you can do about a lousy neighborho

Home renovation. You’ve either done it, you’re planning on doing it someday, or you know people who’ve done it. But where should you start? What types of renovations offer a good return on your investment? And which ones should you think twice about before heading in with the sledgehammer?  Let’s take a look! What Are the Most Popular Home Renovations? 1. Minor Kitchen Remodel The kitchen is the heart of any home, & the great thing about a minor remodel (compared to starting

Option 1: Add Home Value by Neutralizing the Interior Bob and Judy don’t have to worry about an outdated home. Judy’s a big HGTV fan and regularly works new design trends into her décor. But over the years, her decorating fervor has inspired a different paint color for every room, leaving their open floor plan feeling disjointed. All they need is a fresh coat of neutral paint to increase the home value and make their home feel light and airy. Bob and Judy don’t have a huge bu

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