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HAMPTON ROADS including Newport News, Hampton, Gloucester, Poquoson, York County & Williamsburg, VA January 14 - 27, 2019

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For Advertising contact Marlene Poole, 800-344-3834 x111 • marlene.poole@harmonhomes.com

ReNaye Dame 804-815-1400 Marian Clements 804-815-1008 Denise Hinnant 757-639-3408 Ben Packett 804-925-5617 Ellie Galloway 757-870-6793 Betty Dame 804-693-3032

GLOUCESTER

DUTTON

$219,900

$79,900

Family home of 1920 vintage looking for a new owner to restore. Home sold ìas is ñ where isî.

Beautiful 1.83 acre corner lot with large shade trees. 4 bedroom septic and well. Smoke house to restore and cinder block outbuilding.

Pretty 1.5 acre setting, 3 BD home w/Bonus Rm.

GLOUCESTER

$355,000

Perfect floor plan! Great Rm has 13’ ceiling & gas

Offers a vaulted ceiling LR/DR combo w/laminate

log fpl, DR, LR that can adapt, Kit w/breakfast bar

flrs, Kit w/tile flrs, SS appls & island. 1st flr Master & dining area, all appls & 1/2 BA. Private Master

Suite w/walk-in closet & en suite bath w/double sink vanity & corner tub/shower. Attachgar, rear

Suite w/walk-in closet & en-suite bathroom. Fin

deck, Trane heat pump/central air 2015.

Rm over Gar, patio, pool & att 2 car gar.

GLOUCESTER

$224,900

Beautifully maintained in the Courthouse area. 3 bedroom home made into a 2 bedroom & could be converted back by new owner. Large family room & sun porch on a half acre lot. 1 car det gar, workshop. County water and sewer too!

GLOUCESTER

$239,900

GLOUCESTER

Private estate on 9.7 acre pond front. Brick home

4 BD offers over 2000 sq. ft. of comfortable living space on 5 acre cul-de-sac setting. LR, big Kit w/SS appliances, adjoining Dining Area, large Den, private Master Suite w/walk-in closet, jetted tub & sep shower. Large rear deck & det 3 car gar.

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$799,500

WHITE STONE $385,000 Renovated home on protected cove of Fleet’s Bay easy access to the Chesapeake Bay. 2 master suites, guest quarters w/Kitchen & LR. Granite, SS appls. Sun Room, waterside deck & patio, great views from nearly every room. Min to White Stone & Kilmarnock. Det 2 car gar.

with extensive custom millwork with spacious, easy flowing floor plan providing indoor & outdoor spaces

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Marlene Poole 330.478.3538 marlene.poole@harmonhomes.com

1111 Little Bay Ave., Norfolk, VA $689,900 WOW!! The deal of the year!! Waterfront property priced well elow value! Great for the Investor or someone to live in one unit and rent out the other. Amazing property with boat dock and deep water access to the Chesapeake Bay. Expansive water views from your crows nest! The features are endless to include a private elevator in each unit, fire suppression system, HUGE Master suite with balconies, large walk in custom tiled shower and fireplace. Abundance of closet space throughout. Kitchen to include granite w/ GE Profile Series Appliances and a massive walk in pantry! Built ins to include a dry bar off the dining room as well as prewire for surround sound.

The features are endless. This is a must see and will not disappoint!

Jeff Sawyer, Associate Broker Rose & Womble Realty Company (757) 450-1770 email: realestatebyjeff@yahoo.com

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STRIPING PAINT TECHNIQUE Stripes are a great decorative technique for your walls.

It's a fun look that will really make a room -- and your home -- unique.

Step 1: Choose Vertical or Horizontal Stripes A subtle striping technique, with alternating flat and glossy stripes, can add perceived dimension to a room.

They are classic, elegant and never go out of style.

Horizontal stripes make a room appear more spacious; vertical stripes make the ceiling appear higher. Tone-ontone vertical striping was the technique we used in our demonstration.

Here's how we did it -- plus a few tips to make the job even easier.

Step 5: Press the Strip of Tape to the Wall Place the end dot on the tape you've already applied to the wall and press the strip to the wall.

Next, use a laser level to shoot a beam onto the second dot; pull the tape loose at that point. The beam from the level will show you exactly where to place the next strip of tape. (You can rent or buy a laser level. Just set it up in the middle of the room and you can turn it so it hits every wall as you work your way around the room.)

Tip: Remember that because you will be painting only every other stripe, you'll need to tape out the pattern so that every other stripe is outlined by the tape. Make sure to tape outside the chalk line; fresh paint will cover up the lines.

Tip: You can also make the lines with a chalk line. Use blue chalk because red or yellow is a permanent color.

Step 6: Adjust the Width Step 2: Prep Work Striping is a very simple technique. And the final effect can add to the perceived size and dimension of a room.

Just remember to measure and tape carefully (anything that's not straight will be very noticeable) and to take your time.

As with all paint projects, prep work is key. First paint a base coat on the walls; for stripes that's really important because the base coat will be one of the stripes. Use a flat paint that is exactly the same color as the stripe to be painted on. It's also important that the base coat dry for 48 hours before you start to work on the stripes.

Step 3: Measure and Mark the Walls After the base coat is completely dry, begin measuring and marking the walls for the stripes.

It's unlikely that the measurements will work out perfectly. Any small differences won't be seen, however, because you started in an obscure corner. If you want to be more exact, adjust the width of the stripes on the last wall. A 1/4" to 1/2" difference won't be visible to the eye.

Step 7: Burnish the Wall Burnish wall with burnisher (a credit card works too) to seal the tape edges so no paint seeps underneath the tape.

Step 8: Paint Over the Tape Paint over the tape line with a semigloss paint, making sure to cover the entire area of each stripe (anything missed will show up as a contrast in sheens). One coat should be enough.

Measure the wall, starting in the corner that's least seen.

Step 9: Remove the Tape Next, divide the wall. Stripes should be between 4" and 12" wide. (A width of less than 4" would be too narrow and busy; more than 12", too wide and heavy. We're doing 8" stripes.) Place the first strip of tape in that obscure corner where you began measuring.

Remove the tape once you've painted the wall, angling away from the freshly painted area as you pull

Step 4: Make a 'Tape' Measure Make a "tape legend" for easy measuring. First tear off a strip of low-tack painter's tape, 4' to 6' long. Stick it to the wall for easy handling and using a tape measure, mark it with dots corresponding to the width of the stripes you wish to paint. This will keep you from having to measure each stripe as you tape the wall.

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source: http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/striping-paint-technique/index.html

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5 Things to Do with…

Magnets 1. SPICE THINGS UP Move spices into shallow, compact containers with magnet backings that let them live on the front of the fridge.

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BOOKMARK THIS Simply stitch small, circular magnets (available at your local craft store) between two strips of leftover fabric.

Even if the book jostles around in your bag for hours, this customized, eye-catching, and magnetized bookmark isn’t very likely to budge.

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GET IT TOGETHER Is your desk littered with things like thumbtacks and paperclips? Magnets are perfect for corralling these metallic odds and ends, and you need not sacrifice style for better organization.

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STAY ORGANIZED Simplify meal planning by making handy labels made from magnetic tape to represent the family’s favorite foods, while the days of the week and important reminders can be handwritten on the magnetic board with markers in your favorite colors.

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PROVIDE EASY ACCESS In some parts of the home, such as the bathroom, there’s a finite set of things that you’re always reaching for.

To keep these “usual suspects” easily accessible, mount a magnetic board (beautified with a frame), then glue a magnet to each personal item you want to keep close at hand.

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7 Quick Fixes to 4. Unjamming Make Around Sliding Windows Your House

by Adam Bluestein

A little silicone spray lubricant (sold at hardware stores) will grease the skids. Spray it onto a rag, then wipe along the tracks, whether they’re metal, wood, or plastic.

1.Squeaky Door Hinges

5. Plumping Up Deflated Cushions

Spray a little WD-40 onto the hinges, moving the door back and forth to work in the lubricant. Or try rubbing the hinges with petroleum jelly. If these tricks don’t work, lift the hinge pins about halfway and lubricate them with three-in-one oil, using a rag to catch drips.

Put them outside in the sun for a few hours, flipping them halfway through. (Be carefulЮleaving them out too long may fade the fabric.) The sun will help evaporate the moisture that gets into the filling over time, and the cushions should plump up nicely.

2. Fixing Unfurled 6. Repairing Marked Wallpaper Up Linoleum Floors With a knife, smear wallpaper paste onto a piece of writing paper. Rub the paper against the underside of the peeling section. Press the wallpaper against the wall. Slide the writing paper out and smooth away bubbles with a clean cloth.

Rub the spot with white toothpaste and a dry cloth or with an eraser. Or spray WD-40 on a towel and rub lightly, making sure to degrease the area afterward with liquid dishwashing soap and water.

3.Washing Chandeliers

7. Organizing & Storing Cords

Allow the fixture to cool. Wear a pair of white cotton glovesЮone dry, one dampened with glass cleaner. (For crystal, use one part rubbing alcohol to three parts distilled water.) Wipe each prism with the damp glove, then the dry one.

Cowgirls and sailors alike know the benefits of storing ropes neatly coiled. Follow their lead and keep extension cords tangle-free and contained inside a large plastic bucket when they’re not in use.

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One owner home in established Western Branch neighborhood of Scotfield. Gorgeous chefs kitchen w/handmade walnut wood island w/power, wood (sealed) countertops, decorative ceramic tile backsplash, BRAND new French Door bottom freezer stainless refrigerator, pull out cabinet drawers, built in wine rack, stunning drop style lights, a pantry, tons of storage space & counter space. New roof & tilt-in windows. Huge Master Bedroom w/3 closets, a sitting area & a fireplace WOW! Master bath just remodeled.

Huge soaking tub, double sink vanity w/gorgeous glass tile top & beautiful real wood cabinet, stunning mirrors & light fixtures too. Your own private oasis awaits! Large picket fenced back yard, perfect for furry friends! Cul-de-sac lot, no cut thru traffic perfect for bike riding, etc. Formal dining room has a stunning floor to ceiling built in African Mahogany china cabinet for extra storage & displaying your pretties!

Call now, don’t miss this one!

Cell: 757-532-8900 Fax: 757-213-1998

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724 Thimble Shoals Blvd., Suite A Newport News, VA 23606

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NEWPORT NEWS $297,400 Seeing is believing!! This home shows like a model. 4 nice sized bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Family room with gas fireplace. Formal Living and Dining rooms. Eat-in kitchen w/full appliance package.

Nice size laundry room. Privacy fenced backyard. Inground sprinkler system. Includes Home Warranty. Easy access to I-64, LAFB and NASA. Dan Newell (757)532–8900

POQOUSON $288,500 BIG PRICE REDUCTION!!! When you only have time to view the best..... this is the one for you. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Full kitchen appliance package. Dining room, living room w/fireplace. 10’x13’ sunroom. Attached and detached one car garages. 10’x16’ storage shed. Sits on 3/4 acre wooded lot. Hurry, won’t last long! Includes home warranty.

Dan Newell (757)532–8900

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NORFOLK $167,000 Here it is!! Great starter home on quiet street in heart of Norfolk. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths plus a detached garage. Large kitchen with dining area. Close to all types of shopping and right off I-264. Hurry! Won’t last long!!

Dan Newell (757)532–8900

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$194,900

Here it is!! Remodeled / updated ready to go! New roof. Has ceramic and hardwood floors, updated windows, deck. Fresh interior paint. New heating system. New appliances. Updated exterior trim.

Two large storage sheds “as-is”. Close to I-64, LAFB and NASA. Hurry, won’t last long!!

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ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY $172,900 Here it is!! Panoramic deep water access right on James River. Situated on a bluff.

Secluded little known subdivision in country with short drive to Newport News Shipyard. Must be seen to appreciate.

Dan Newell (757)532–8900

NEWPORT NEWS $65,000 HERE IT IS!! Perfect for 1st time home buyer and / or investor. Vacant. Ready for move in. Close to I-664, shipyard, shopping and schools. Hurry, won’t last long.

Includes home warranty.

Dan Newell (757)532–8900

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