HAMPTON ROADS including Newport News, Hampton, Smithfield, Gloucester, Poquoson, York County & Williamsburg, VA
June 18- July 1, 2018 | Issue 14 Vol. 17
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ReNaye Dame 804-815-1400 Marian Clements 804-815-1008 Denise Hinnant 757-639-3408 Ben Packett 804-925-5617 Betty Dame 804-693-3032
GLOUCESTER
$90,000
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.
HAYES $359,900 Wide York River views, salt air breezes & a sandy beach make the perfect setting for this charming Mediterranean Revival influenced home. Comfortable floor plan includes Living Room with wood-burning stone fireplace, eat-in Kitchen boasting granite countertops and Master Suite with private en suite bath & walk-in closet, all with gorgeous river views! This wonderful home offers wood & tile floors, arched columns, huge river side balcony & covered patio with outside shower, 2 car side load garage & unfinished room features a wood-burning stone fireplace and adapts well to a rec room, studio, workshop or storage space for your water toys. Brand new heat pump/central air, exterior painted just last year & newer roof. Boat, fish, crab and watch the pelicans, blue heron, eagles, osprey & variety of water fowl glide by. See multiple fireworks displays from your balcony each July 4th. Or just sit with your toes in the sand & let your worries melt away.
GLOUCESTER
$229,900
Lots of upgrades in 2010 - NEW architectural shingle roof, vinyl siding, HVAC, appls, insul windows, flooring & more. Ideal location & this floor plan offers LR, Kit, Dining area, Den, Master Suite w/double closets, updated baths & oversized 2 car gar. Enjoy the fenced backyard, rear deck & pool.
GLOUCESTER POINT
$685,000
With wide open views & sand beach on the York River. Attention to detail & high quality materials - chair rails, whole house stereo, centr vac, marble fpl surrounds, Brazilian cherry flrs, marble & tile baths. All bedrooms have private baths. HUGE party deck on the river.
Dam. Huge eat-in kitchen w/center island. Large laundry room.
URBANNA $194,500 Just outside the quaint town of Urbanna within 1/2 mile of a full service marina, you’ll find this charming 4 bedroom, 2 bath farmhouse on 1.1 acres offering endless possibilities ranging from multi-generational living for older children or in-laws, investment property utilizing as a duplex, live or vacation and lease out the guest quarters...you name it! Although this home still exudes it’s grace from the 1920’s, it’s modern comforts make it wonderfully comfortable & efficient boasting Anderson windows, hardwood floors, generator hookup & recently painted standing seam metal roof. The 1st floor includes an enclosed porch where you can watch the sunrise across the field, Living Room, Kitchen w/adjacent breakfast room & all appliances, laundry room/pantry, 2 bedrooms, full bath & a bonus room. The 2nd floor offers a separate entrance, spacious Living Room/Kitchen combo, 2 bedrooms & a full bath. So many ways to enjoy this property!
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GLOUCESTER
GLOUCESTER
$399,950
3 BD w/additional room used for an office with/private entrance. Huge additional room with lots of windows. Formal LR & DR, Fam Rm w/gas fireplace & french doors to patio with beautiful views of Beaver
$399,900
$269,900
Renovated home on protected cove of Fleet’s Bay easy access to the
Open floor plan including Great Room, BIG Kitchen with center island
Chesapeake Bay. 2 master suites, guest quarters w/Kitchen & LR.
& all appliances, Laundry Room including the washer & dryer, Master
Granite, SS appls. Sun Room, waterside deck & patio, great views from
Suite featuring a huge walk-in closet & en suite bathroom with double
nearly every room. Min to White Stone & Kilmarnock. Det 2 car gar.
sink vanity, soaking tub & separate shower.
DUTTON
WAVERLY
$235,000
Pretty 1.5 acre setting, 3 BD home w/Bonus Rm. Offers a vaulted ceiling LR/DR combo w/laminate flrs, Kit w/tile flrs, SS appls & island. 1st flr Master Suite w/walk-in closet & en suite bath w/double sink vanity & corner tub/shower. Attachgar, rear deck, Trane heat pump/central air 2015.
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$199,950
Add your touches to this large 3400 sq ft home & it could be your dream home. 13.46 acres for horses, gardening or privacy. Lots of custom built in book cases, side loading garage, formal rooms. Master bedroom w/bath & double vanity. Lots of potential.
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July 2nd Issue Monday, June 25th, 2018 Marlene Poole 23 Douglas Drive - $599,950 Location, Location, Location has never more true! This outstanding one owner custom built brick home with attention to detail, is located in a highly sought after neighborhood, Cedar Grove/Museum Terrace off Cedar Lane! These homes don’t come up often and are snatched up when they do! This beautiful home has awesome curb appeal, a well designed floor plan, plus 2 master bedrooms w/baths (1st & 2nd floors), front & back stairways, French pocket doors between formal living/dining rooms, family room w/gas log fireplace opening to a large sun room overlooking a landscaped yard (folding French doors between FR and sunroom are antiques from GA),brick garden shed, gazebo & bridge over stream, huge eat-in kitchen w/bay wall, 4 ample bedrooms, 3 full baths, 1 half bath, butler/laundry room, gleaming hardwood floors throughout, huge floored attic, workshop next to garage and desirable back loading garage! This home exudes lovingly maintained quality! Don’t blink or it will be gone!
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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. 2. 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.
3. 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.
4. 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.
5. 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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• Know when to water. Walk across the lawn in the early morning or evening hours. If footprints remain, water is needed. • During the summer months, lawns needs an average of 1 to 1.5 inches of moisture each week from rain or sprinklers. • Mow lawns from 265 to 3 inches in height. Tall grass encourages deeper root growth and better drought tolerance. • Consider mulching your grass to return nutrients to your yard. • Keep your mower blades sharp. Dull blades will thrash, not cut grass, allowing water to escape and disease to enter. • Water after sunset or before sunrise. Avoid watering when its windy or hot.
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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
Step 5: Press the Strip of Tape to the Wall
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.
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. 10
source: http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/striping-paint-technique/index.html
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NEWPORT NEWS $279,999 Here it is!! Hard to find quality rancher w/open floor plan. High traffic areas are wood flooring. Large living room w/gas fireplace. Family rm open to dining room and kitchen w/full appliance package. Fully enclosed sunroom off master bedroom. 2.5 baths and 3 bedrooms. Large 2 car garage and open porch on front. Nice neighborhood convenient to shopping, I-64 and airport. Includes home warranty. Dan Newell (757)532–8900
HAMPTON $275,000 Welcome Home! This beautiful Baker Farms home has a large master bedroom w/matching bathroom and walk in closet! Jack & Jill sink, separate shower from tub. Privacy fence around backyard w/storage shed. Kitchen open to large family room w/gas fireplace & vaulted ceilings. Beautiful landscaping in front yard. Fresh carpet & paint! Close to Langley AFB. shopping and much more! Dan Newell (757)532–8900
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NEWPORT NEWS $159,900 Your search has ended. Here it is. Historical Hilton Village. Quaint neighborhood everyone wants to live in! All hardwood floors, walk-up stairs to 3rd floor attic. X-long detached garage. Fenced backyard. Neighborhood shops, classy restaurants, theatre, Hilton Elementary school, community center. Close to NN Shipyard, beach, James River, train depot. Here is your once in a lifetime opportunity! Dan Newell (757)532–8900
Newport News $150,000 Investors!! Investors!! Investors!! Be advised tests of property shows slightly elevated levels of formaldehyde and volatile organic compounds. Listed $29,000 below estimated value. 3 bed, 2 bath rancher that would be a good investment. Dan Newell (757)532–8900
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Newport News $145,000 A first time home buyer must see!! Priced right! Hardwood floors, remodeled kitchen. Large fenced backyard for kids to play. Close to shopping. Includes Homes Warranty. Dan Newell (757)532–8900
Newport News $76,000 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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