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LIFESTYLE LETTER

OCTOBER 2021 PUBLISHER

Emily Barlow | emily.barlow@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

Good Home Cooking NOTHING BEATS A GOOD HOME-COOKED MEAL. If I had a dollar for every time a character in a novel, movie or television show says, “Can’t remember that last time I’ve had a home-cooked meal!” ... I’d have enough money for a five-star steakhouse dinner.

Whether it’s the dishes served, company kept or cozy atmosphere, there’s just something special about sitting down to a meal made from scratch. In this issue, we celebrate both home-cooked meals and the people and ingredients that help us make them memorable.

Did our cover image make your mouth water? You’ll be happy to know that you can get similar recipes and “all the ingredients” from Leah Moss—owner of All The Ingredients. Think of it as Hello Fresh but hyper-local (you can pick up your ingredi-

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Courtney Kraemer SALES SUPPORT COORDINATOR

Courtney Kraemer AD DESIGNER

Matthew Endersbe L AYO UT DESIGNER

Sara Minor CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Bill Furbee, Jill Clark, Carly Tamborski, Elizabeth A. Lowry, Henry Allen, Stephanie Meinberg, Courtney Kraemer CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

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ents and recipes for the whole week from Hometown Café), plus you can select meals for future orders. So, if you like a fresh, from-scratch meal but scramble each week for recipes or ingredients, check out Off the Chopping Block.

When it comes to fresh ingredients, finding fresh fish in the Midwest isn’t easy … unless you go to Seafood Station. They boast a variety of mussels, shrimp, oysters, fish and more (including sides, soups and desserts). Best of all, their seafood is

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delivered daily. Make sure to read Fresh Catch. Trust me—you’ll be ready to jump in

ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor

your car and pick up some snapper or salmon right after.

OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson

Of course, every home-cooked meal starts in the kitchen—and if your kitchen could

REGIONAL SALES DIRECTOR Eric Williams

AD MANAGER Chad Jensen

use a makeover turn to Heart of the Home, In Great Hands for inspiration. John

WEB APPLICATIONS Michael O’Connell

Hill Construction completely changed the landscape of one client’s kitchen, adding three unique features that truly transformed this “heart of the home.”

I should warn you—don’t read this issue on an empty stomach. Grab your favorite snack, then devour it and this issue all in one sitting. Bon appétit!

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INSIDE THE ISSUE OCTOBER 2021

FEATURES 18 Heart of the Home, In Great Hands How John Hill Construction Turned One Family’s Ideas into a Haven on Earth

22 Off the Chopping Block All the Ingredients Puts HomeCooked Fare Right at Your Fingertips

26 Fresh Catch Discover Fresh Seafood and Signature Sides from Seafood Station

34 Body and Soul The Loveland LIFE Food Pantry—

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Providing Nourishment for the Whole of Our Community

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Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Local Experiences

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Renovate & Refine

22 Culinary Creations 26 Locally Owned 30 Local Limelight 34 Giving Back 38 Lifestyle Calendar 41

Realty Report

42 Parting Thoughts

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Ribbon Cutting at Mercy Health – Maineville Urgent Care There’s a new place to go for your aches, pains and after-hours care—Mercy Health’s newest location in Warren County, Mercy Health – Maineville Urgent Care celebrated their official ribbon cutting on August 30th. The location has an on-site X-ray facility, five patient rooms and one procedure room—this new center will be opening its doors to the public in mid-September. Mercy.com/ Health-Care-Services/Emergency-Urgent-Care

Sip Trip with Fifty West and Cartridge Brewing What a ride! The first annual Sip Trip went off without a hitch Labor Day weekend—50+ riders completed the 19-mile bike-trail trip from brewery to brewery, with stops at Cappy’s and Miamiville Trailyard (some rode round trip!). The catch? A beer at each destination (and a passport stamp for posterity)—including a Sip Trip Kölsh collab brewed just for the occasion.

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AROUND TOWN nearsightedness in children. 20/20 Eyecare on Fields Ertel is excited to be offering this treatment for local families—and it’s available now. “Myopia Control treatment works via soft disposable contact lenses, and occasional eye drops,” 20/20 Eyecare team member Leah Jones explains. “The reason this is exciting is because, much like having braces, the treatment is a few years of commitment that provides a lifetime of results.” In addition to lessening a prescription, Myopia Control can also reduce long-term risk of retinal detachments, glaucoma and other problems. Worth looking into! 2020EyecareOH.com

BACK TO THE FUTURE While installing a flagpole on S. 2nd Street, John Hill of John Hill Construction decided to up the historic ante—burying a time capsule beneath it. “I’m very proud to live in this country and especially Loveland,” John says. “The flag is an expression of that pride. I see this project as a legacy for me—it’ll be here after I am gone.” Inside? Thumb drives of the company’s work, family photos, eight pages of notes and history handwritten by John, a ball from his son Ben’s baseball days, among other items. JohnHillConstruction.com

I CAN SEE FOR MILES AND MILES Myopia (nearsightedness) is a common condi-

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HAIL TO THE BEEF

tion that tends to run in families. According to the

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ing “Best Burger” is a highly-coveted honor. From

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& Beer was runner-up. “I was blown away by the ded-

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AUTISM THERAPY, NOW WITHIN REACH Leading national autism treatment provider Trumpet Behavioral Health has been serving Cincinnati for

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in-person social opportunities and group learning.

Sustainability Council’s One Stop Drop for Recycling

Trumpet is the only Applied Behavior Analysis pro-

event now covers two sites and even more accept-

vider that offers in-home and center-based services—

able items. The daytime drop-off will be centralized

ABA therapy can increase language skills, improve

at Loveland Elementary School, where you can

attention and more. Christina Miller, Senior Clinician,

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has been working in the field of autism and devel-

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FOODIE IT’S HARVEST SEASON, AND THESE DESTINATIONS ARE RIPE FOR THE PICKING—FROM FALL-FAVE COMFORT FOODS TO FAMILY-FRIENDLY OUTINGS (OH, YES, WITH APPLES, PUNKINS, TAILGATES AND TRAVELS).

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possible price.”

HILL CONSTRUCTION PROVED TO BE A FANTASTIC CHOICE. John’s company has been completing custom home additions, remodels and builds in the community for the last 24 years. He’s taken all he’s learned and used it to

Many clients work with JHC more than once—indication that their customer-first approach is working. “We worked with one client on five different occasions. That means a lot to us—we look at that as a great compliment!”

The Gerlachs’ home now greets guests with soothing

give clients the best possible experience, with a process specifically designed to sidestep stress.

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colors and gorgeous woodwork. Among the on-trend features their wishlist included were an extra-large range, pass-through window, and dedicated bar area.

Put simply, JHC nailed it. The Gerlachs were thrilled with their experience and the outcome. “We trusted them through the whole process—the quality of the work is outstanding! Our vision turned into reality.”

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This large window splits in the middle and bifolds out of the way for easy pass-through from the kitchen to the screened-in porch, complete with matching shelf—perfect for passing dinner outside for al fresco dining.

The final addition was a bar/entertainment area—a beautiful extra that serves an important purpose.

Guests have access to beverages and snacks while the bar’s location keeps traffic out of the kitchen.

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IN APRIL OF 2018, LEAH MOSS BEGAN OFFERING MEAL PREP KITS FOR YOU TO ENJOY A HOME-COOKED MEAL— HER CALLING CARD? All The Ingredients. “I love how sitting down to a meal brings family and friends together,” she says. “And I wanted to do this for other families.”

Leah’s family moved to Loveland in 2005, and it’s here they’ve raised their six children. “The relationships we’ve made with others in Loveland are lifelong,” she says. “We love being part of this bustling, expanding community.”

She’s been compared to a Blue Apron or Home Chef—but right here in Loveland, with pickup from Hometown Café or delivered for a small fee. Her specialty? Home-cooked cuisine that, well, you only have to cook—not prep (including options for breakfast and dessert).

She also caters for events and parties.

One bride gushes, “I hired Leah to cater my wedding and she was wonderful—5 stars! We wanted our reception to feel more like a party, with charcuterie for the cocktail hour and elevated comfort foods for the reception. Leah knocked it out of the park! Everything she made was beautiful and delicious. Three weeks post-wedding, our guests are still telling us how amazing the food was.”

Even during a challenging pandemic, All The Ingredients surpassed expectations.

“We were blown away by the growth and support that we saw through 2020—we came out of that year bigger and better,” Leah says. “I love what I do, but more importantly I love that it allows others to have a great meal and to use their time for what God has equipped them to do.”

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ALL THE INGREDIENTS PUTS HOME-COOKED FARE RIGHT AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins According to Leah, this one is very popular—now she’s letting you in on her secret.

+ 4 eggs + 2 cups sugar + 1 16-oz can pumpkin + 1 tsp vanilla extract + 1 ¼ cups vegetable oil + 3 cups flour

+ 2 tsp baking soda + 2 tsp baking powder + 2 tsp cinnamon + 1 tsp salt + 12 oz semi-sweet chocolate chips

Preheat oven to 400°F. In large mixing bowl, beat eggs, sugar, pumpkin, vanilla and oil on medium speed until smooth, 2–3 minutes. In a separate bowl, mix dry ingredients together, then beat into pumpkin mixture. Fold in chocolate chips. Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups 3/4 full. Bake for 16-20 minutes. Cool completely before removing from pan.

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Fresh Catch DISCOVER FRESH SEAFOOD AND SIGNATURE SIDES FROM SEAFOOD STATION

FINDING AMAZINGLY FRESH SEAFOOD IN THE SUBURBS OF A RIVER TOWN SOUNDS KIND OF OXYMORONIC FROM THE OUTSET. But step inside the Seafood Station and all doubts get washed away with just one look at their mouthwatering mussels, savory salmon, succulent shrimp, sushi-grade tuna and more.

The friendly, approachable, neighborhood grocer vibe of the shop is exactly what owner Jeff Simmons was going for when he opened up his Seafood Station more than 20 years ago, serving the Greater Loveland area with premium seafood and homemade sides. Loyal customers will tell you that you’ll be greeted by name as you walk through the glass doors to select a fresh fillet. Then browse their ready-made Grab-n-Go section stocked with starters, soups, sides, sauces and entrees. Or order a party platter with cocktail shrimp, smoked salmon and dips. There’s dessert, too—Jeff’s famous key lime pie.

SEAFOOD STATION: THEN & NOW Simmons initially started out in the insurance business before becoming the self-made fishmonger and selftaught chef who opened the Seafood Station in 1998. “[My dad] Jeff has faced adversity head-on and kept the doors open despite the early 2000’s recession, BP oil spill and

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local road closures that blocked parking lot access,” his daughter Allison Simmons explains. “No matter the hardship, customers can always expect a ‘howdy folks!’ as they come through the front door.”

According to Allison, it’s this attention to customer service that saved them from having to shutter their doors during the early months of the pandemic. “We owe our survival to our loyal customers,” she says. “However, we’ve also seen a huge growth in new faces that walk in the door. Since the pandemic, more people are seeking authentic buying experiences that support local businesses—we’re so lucky to be a part of that narrative.”

And, because their longtime customers not only continued to faithfully show up but also told their friends about the shop, the Seafood Station is in the process of remodeling and bringing in some updates to keep up with customer demand. “We want to continue to expand our menu—we’re working on new recipes to introduce to our Grab-n-Go selection,” Allison says. “What won’t change is our dedication to freshness, quality and customer satisfaction.”

GRAB-N-GO When you walk into the shop, the first thing you’ll notice (besides the rows of bright, beautiful pieces of fresh fish and shellfish lining their glass display case—delivered fresh on a daily basis) is the large amount of prepped food available for purchase in the freezer and on the shelves. In fact, more than 95% of the shop’s soups, sides and sauces are all made from scratch.

These pre-made items span a wide variety of take-home dishes made with fresh ingredients and local produce. Customers can choose from starters like smoked salmon or salmon jerky, crab or spinach dip, crab cakes, zucchini tomato quiche—the list is long.

They also offer a large selection of soups like lobster bisque, jambalaya and clam chowder; entrees like salmon burgers, seafood lasagna and eggplant parmesan; sides such as coleslaw, mac-andcheese and deviled eggs; plus a variety of house-made side sauces and dry rub seasoning to complement your seafood dishes (pro tip: get the hot cocktail sauce!).

Some of the shop’s offerings change with the seasons, too—it's best to check back often to see what’s in stock.

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HOW-TO-COOK VIDEOS, RECIPES & PARTY PLATTERS In addition to prepping lots of different foods for their customers, they also espouse the “teach a man to fish” philosophy by posting free recipes on their website, their YouTube channel and in a weekly email.

“Our recipes are simple to follow, and use items found in most kitchen pantries,” Allison says. “Often, delicious dishes require less than five ingredients!”

Popular choices include their macaroni-and-cheese (a hit with the kiddos), while their salmon burgers and seafood lasagna are easy pickups for families during the busy midweek run-around.

As far as fresh seafood goes, the fastest-selling items will vary according to the season. Mussels and clams are more popular in the summer and early fall, while mahimahi and swordfish are frequent fare for summer grilling. Meanwhile, according to Allison, salmon is their year-long community fave because of its versatility and shoppers’ familiarity with its preparation.

For larger gatherings where you don’t have the time (or desire) to cook, the Seafood Station staff will happily put together a to-go party platter for you. The pre-ordered, prepared trays range from everything you need for a DIY Low Country Boil to fan favorites like cocktail shrimp and seafood salad—with the added benefit of customization depending on the occasion.

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display cases. Allison says

compliment the cleanliness

helpful insights and advice.

satisfying when a customer

it’s not like walking into

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“We offer cooking tips when

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a major grocery retailer,

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“I have the best job in the world,” Veronique says. “I have so much

providing art, consultation and framing to the greater community

excitement about finding new things to bring back to Cincinnati. I

through her gallery and shop in Harper’s Point. In her words: “We

see beautiful things all day. How can this not be the best job in the

decide what fits well.”

world?” she asks. “I bring beauty, peace, and joy. What’s not to like?”

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GIVING BACK

B ODY AND S OU L

THE LOVELAND LIFE FOOD PANTRY—PROVIDING NOURISHMENT FOR THE WHOLE OF OUR COMMUNITY

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“THERE ARE SO MANY PEOPLE WHO DON’T EVEN

don’t have to worry about making them last or having

KNOW THERE’S A PANTRY IN LOVELAND. It’s a big

room to store them.”

deal.” And not only does our community have a pantry,

These regular clients are required to be within the

it’s been around since the 80s, becoming an official,

45140 area code, but the Pantry also offers a one-time

independent nonprofit in 2003.

service for anyone, no matter where live. “If you come

“It started out serving 45 clients,” says Linda Bergholz, executive director of the Loveland LIFE Food Pantry.

here and say, ‘I don’t have any food,’ we’re going to feed you.”

“Now we serve between 400 and 500 a month …

“That should be our logo, ‘We Do Food,’” Linda laughs.

approximately 250 families.” Linda’s been at the helm

“The biggest thing we do is food.” But that’s not all the

for the past 6 years—before that, a volunteer for nearly

Pantry does—not by a long shot. They also offer locals

a decade when the Pantry operated out of Prince of

financial assistance, a critical source of help during the

Peace Church. Last September, the Pantry moved to its

pandemic when many were out of a job—some of whom

new, dedicated location in Shoppers Haven—a shift that

are still struggling with returning to the workforce but

enabled them to take things to the next level.

with rent and utilities due.

“Our clients can now shop for themselves, instead of us

The Pantry also hosts numerous events and programs

pre-shopping for them—that’s impersonal, there’s no dig-

throughout the year, including the Student LIFE Shop

nity,” Linda explains. “We wanted to be a ‘choice’ pantry,

(where kids can get backpacks and back-to-school sup-

that was critically important. Of all the things people do in

plies), Thanksgiving baskets, Christmas/Hanukkah meal

their lives, they should be able to choose their own food.”

bags, a Holiday Giving Shop and more.

The Pantry now resembles a small-scale grocery,

“We try to look at the whole person and say, ‘what

complete with brands each client knows and loves,

does this person need?’ Sometimes our clients just need

stocked with everything from produce and dairy to

to talk—they just need somebody to listen.”

staples and toiletries. And unlike other similar organiza-

And the source of all these goods and support?

tions—which can only serve clients once monthly—the

Donated, 100 percent. “We rely on donations and grants,”

Pantry made another move. “Most pantries are consid-

Linda says. “We have no federal funding, no state fund-

ered emergency food sources, but that’s not what it is for

ing. We get ‘local funding’ only in that this community is

many of our families—our families depend on this. So we

the very best when it comes to donating. It’s truly, truly

changed. Now they can come in every 2 weeks, which

this community that does the work.”

enables them to get a lot more fresh items … and they

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KEEPING THE PANTRY STOCKED No matter the season or conditions, there are a few vital items that are always in short supply.

1. COFFEE & SPICES. Two things some might take for granted—the luxury of being able to brew a hot cup of java in the morning, or adding that just-right seasoning to brighten a basic meal. “If clients only have ‘X’ amount of money, it’s probably not going to go toward coffee. Think about it—I mean, coffee is expensive. Same with spices.”

4. VOLUNTEERS. It’s no surprise that an extra hand, an extra hour can make all the difference for both the Pantry and the numerous families it serves. Goods and

2. SHELF-STABLE DAIRY.

donations are always arriving—and although the

This one hits both the young and old. Individual

need for more of both is ongoing, the Pantry also

boxes of shelf-stable milk are items that, if avail-

depends on volunteers to help sort, package,

able, get added to the weekend bags the Pantry

prep and shelve everything. Add in all the events

prepares for kids—it’s a single-serving staple. The

and extras that this nonprofit offers? It equals a

same is true for single-serve bottles of Ensure or

perpetual need for helping hands.

Boost—a quick and easy source of nutrition and calories for adults.

5. INCREMENTAL SPONSORS.

3. GIFT CARDS.

and ironically, it’s among the easiest. “It doesn’t

Above all the rest, this is what’s needed most—

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“If people don’t know what to buy, they can

have to be a big amount—we’re talking $5 a month,”

just buy us a gift card—then we go get what we

Linda says. “A weekend bag for a kid is $5, that’s

need the most,” Linda offers, referencing both

all. And if it’s a reoccurring monthly donation? That

generic (Visa, MC) and retail-specific GCs (like

helps us immensely because we know that money

Kroger or Meijer). Because the Pantry partners

is coming in, we can count on it. If 100 people did

with a number of local organizations, they’re able

that, just $5 a month … that’s huge.” Trading one

to purchase things at a reduced price. “Instead of

day’s worth of Starbucks to help families in need—

spending $2 for a can of soup, I can get a whole

help change their lives—that’s exactly the kind of

case for $2.50. It works out beautifully.”

impact the Pantry hopes to inspire.

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DAILY

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artwork on your hike—curated

activities and games you’ll love. Visit

A tribute to both beer and the

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the Trick or Treat Spots, show off that

patron saint of flavor, this in-per-

Woods’ nature and wildlife. Daily

Halloween costume in the parade,

son extravaganza is going BIG

through November 14, hours vary.

enjoy inflatables, pumpkin painting and

on libations and community. Your

Masks required inside. Members,

so much more! Free event sponsored

ticket gets you 24+ beers, a Guy

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“Hopieri” face mask, and other

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cool festival swag. Food trucks,

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dancers and local celebs (includ-

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LOVELAND FARMERS’ MARKET – FINAL DAY!

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Symmes Township Library

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It’s a fact—librarians know how to

nutrition, support and more for area

much-needed

tutoring,

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help develop a child’s mind, and

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one great way is to get them reading early. Bring your K through 2nd grade kiddo and explore a new book together in this ongoing monthly program (next-level story time!). An activity to go with each book is part of the

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REALTY REPORT NEIGHBORHOOD

REALTY REPORT LOVELAND

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Symmes Creek

480,000

535,000

111%

3

4

3.1

Madingley Falls

511,110

539,437

106%

3

3

2

Huntington

525,000

537,500

102%

1

4

2.2

Belle Meade

535,000

535,000

100%

2

4

3.1

Kemper Grove

549,900

555,000

101%

0

3

2.1

Stonebridge Farms

574,900

580,000

101%

4

4

3.2

Fallis Rd

579,900

545,000

94%

3

3

3

Neale Ln

590,000

590,000

100%

0

4

2.1

Bayhill at the Oasis

619,000

665,000

107%

3

4

3.1

Fairways at Obannon Creek

620,000

675,000

109%

1

5

4.1

Celestial Estates

629,900

619,000

98%

9

6

4

Elliott Farm

667,321

672,988

101%

51

3

3

Sanctuary at Miami Trails

674,900

660,000

98%

4

3

3.2

Grog Run Rd

700,000

645,000

92%

9

5

2.1

Eagles Pointe at the Oasis

799,950

894,000

112%

1

4

4.1

Sycamore Bridge

850,000

905,000

106%

2

5

4.1

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doors, handles, light fixtures, high corners and

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“This cleans and removes buildup.”

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