Feb. 26, 2021 Real Estate Inside Out

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A New Take on A Tiny House FEATURING LISTINGS OF THE OWENSBORO MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE (MLS)

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For more information, see Realtors’ office ads for open house times.

SATURDAY, FEB. 27 EAST

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L. Steve Castlen Realtors 3569 Becker Drive Steve Castlen

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WEST Home Realty Inc. 412 Ford Ave. Connie Lou Barnett

Home Realty Inc. 2229 Turnbury Cove Connie Lou Barnett Home Realty Inc. 2119 Griffith Place West Gordon Barnett

Real Estate Transfers The following real estate transfers were recorded Feb. 4 to Feb. 9: 6360 Valley Brook Trace, Jagoe Guarenteed Trade LLC to Logan and Katelynn Buckman, $194,900 8347 Kentucky 56, Paul and Bonnie Hancock to Garrett and Jessie Horsley, $50,220 9342 Sauer Lane, Crystal and Ryan Howard to WBD Solo 401K Trust, $65,000 2646 Cherry Blossom Court, Deer Valley Subdivision LLC to Jagoe Homes Inc., $30,225 2646 Cherry Blossom Court, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Hunter and Jessica Ragan, $191,018 3513 E. Surrey Drive, Donald Oliver to Jason Roberts, $79,900 917 Isaac Shelby Drive, Dylan Inhulsen to Thomas and Della Poole, $124,500 4401 Scotty Lane, Barbara Winstead to David and Brittani Feltman, $193,000 2257 Woodstone Court, Wesley and Jean Capps to Jeffrey and Michelle Green, $275,000 1000 Jackson St., Mary Sinnett and George Cline to Matthew Howard, $3,000 301 E. 16 St., McHayden Properties LLC

to Jason and Ashley Payne, $552,000 1148 Triplett St., Michael and Joella Baker to OWB Downtown LLC, $4,000 118 St. Ann St., Michael and Joella Baker to OWB Downtown LLC, $26,000 2711 Summer Point Court, Brittney Bapps to Jerold McDonald II, $193,900 1724 Navajo Drive, Jerold McDonald II to Sarah Lawrence, $129,900 2387 Watson Circle, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Sandra Dawdy, $253,080 2426 Alysa Landing, Estate of Jo Ann Tabb to Tiffany Hoffman, $255,000 2662 Cherry Blossom Court, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Joshua Skimmerhorn, $194,900 2662 Hayden Road, Matthew Hoffman and Tiffany Hoffman to Frank and Cleta Brancato, $575,000 1913 Sunset Drive, Philip and Cheryl McGovern and others to David McGivern II, $85,000 1203 W. Fourth St., Mitchell Rentals LLC to Poonam Gollen, $10,000 400 Wing Ave., Krystal and Jason Kimmins Sr. to Elizabeth Skaggs, $75,000 3136 Allen St., Jason Terry to Cassondra House, $104,000

10357 Main St., Vickey Wood and Michael Grasela to Ohio Valley Properties LLC, $50,000 12957 Red Hill Maxwell Road, David Presson and Marie Krzton to Wellspring Real Estate Holdings, $84,200 3827 Courtside Drive, William Fares Jr. and Ashton Fulkerson to Doodlyn Colas and Kristin Lamb, $218,000 3022 Daviess St., Tad Hatfield to Poonam Gollen, $85,000 3678 Saddle Bend, Thompson Homes Inc. to Jane Nishimori, $217,443 6107 Fairmont Court, Kelly and David Conner to Raina Fauste and James Faith Jr., $345,000 1734 E. Parrish Ave., JJP Jumpin Jack LLC to Hayden Development Co. LLC, $750,000 2001 Emmick Way, Hayden Development Co. to JJP Jumpin Jack LLC, $1.5 million The following real estate transfers were recorded Feb. 9 to Feb. 12: Commercial property on Emmick Way, Hayden Development Co. to JJP Jumpin Jack LLC, $750,000 for two parcels

2521 Wesleyan Park Drive, Charles Shepherd to Larissa Buskill, $140,000 3882 Little Bluestem Drive, Jagoe Homes Inc. to Brian and Lisa Greer, $292,000 3924 Bordeaux Loop S., Jeffrey and Lisa Hohn to Jo Mathieson, $192,500 2941 Waterside Way, Larry and Stephanie Roberts to William and Ashton Fares, $329,900 2221 Emerald Court, Amy Nash to Carrie Edge, $165,000 2226 W. Parrish Ave., Gary Clark to Melody Farmer and others, $110,000 814 Stone St., Hampton Carlisle Properties LLC to William and Brittney Gaddis, $30,000 1927 Freeman Ave., Nicholas and Andrea McCrary to Joseph Porter, $186,500 1629 Chapel Lane, Byron and Jessica Gish to Shamsher Gollan, $145,000 1713 Wickland Court, Christopher Massey to Berryhills Farm LLC, $120,000 2324 N. Stratford Drive, Christopher and Kasey Goddard to Thomas Blackford, $179,900 4560 Lake Forest Drive, William Heisler and Samantha Buck to Hunter Jagoe and Kendall Moore, $377,664

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P E R S O N A L S PA C E STORY BY JODI KEEN MESSENGER-INQUIRER

PHOTOS COURTESY OF SHON AND MOLLY SHOURDS

Tiny houses have caused giant waves in the real estate market since their popularity soared after the Great Recession.

Offering an alternative to a 1,000-plussquare-foot home rooted in one place, tiny homes are often mobile and customized, leave a smaller environmental footprint, and significantly decrease the overall costs associated with homeownership.

All of this appeals to Shon and Molly Shourds. The Rockport, Indiana, couple love to travel but also crave the comforts of home, and a few years ago, they began plotting how to combine the two.

“I love to travel, but I also love to have our animals with me,” Molly says. “It’s comforting to know that you get to see the world and then have your home there. You have your own bed and your own space that you’ve created.”

“Our goal is to travel and end up finding places that we want to settle down,” Shon says. “We plan to build a tiny home eventually, but we wanted an easier way to maneuver around than hauling a trailer.”

The couple began researching RVs and vans, and even acquired the latter and built it out about 80 percent before realizing its small size wouldn’t meet their space needs (they have four dogs and a cat) or their design preferences (vans and RVs are primarily filled out with fabricated wood and fiberglass). They also limit overall layout design. So the Shourds switched their sights to school buses, which offer a metal structure that’s already made to carry significant weight and has much more room for a customized floor plan.

In March 2019, they found a bus for sale nearby via Facebook Marketplace.

After assessing its many good qualities — among them its low mileage and new tires and starter batteries — the Shourds bought the bus that day. Naming it Beatrice, they set to work transforming it into the tiny home of their dreams.

“With a bus, you can start from literally nothing,” Molly says. “We really wanted to take on the challenge of doing it ourselves and make it our own. We get the satisfaction of doing it 100 percent ourselves.”

And do it themselves, they have. All of the renovation work — the framing,

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painting, staining, measuring, installing, researching, wiring, plumbing, tiling, insulating, hammering, sawing and even the sewing of dinette seat cushions — has been performed by the Shourds. They started by ripping out the bus’ seats, flooring, walls and ceiling — the latter alone was held in place by nearly 700 rivets — and replacing some of the windows with sheet metal. Then came sealing the roof with a wet patch product whose pliability allows it to flex with the roof. Off came some of the extra exterior lights and decals, as well as unnecessarily switches.

In went a backup camera, toggle switches with USB chargers, and solar panels.

Shon and Molly have combed through YouTube tutorials and blogs to help them during their “skoolie” project and have learned to heavily plan and prepare in order to avoid redoing work.

Designing a skoolie forced the Shourds to think smart during renovations. For example, a $1,000 composting toilet may seem like an extravagance, but it allows the couple to compost and safely dispose of waste anywhere they are. Pennies were used to plug holes in the floor

FOLLOW THAT BUS! Scan this code to follow along with Molly and Shon’s progress on Instagram @beatrice.the.bus

because they’re inexpensive — 100 pennies equal $1, whereas tiny metal plates can cost $2 a piece — and solid. When researching heating and supplemental fuel, the Shourds opted to plumb the bus’ existing diesel tank and install an external power outlet for emergencies. They kept the bus’ hatches for ventilation, roof access and emergency exits. The water heater and water pump will both use propane on demand. A three-panel wall closet contains the refrigerator, electrical system and space for clothes. Storage is tucked into every available nook under the refrigerator, bed and couch. The Shourds wanted a traditional front door for their nontraditional home, but they crafted it out of

solid wood and windshield glass so it can withstand the rigors of being on the road.

And since headroom is lost as you move closer to the walls, the Shourds placed their showerhead away from the wall so users could benefit from the ceiling’s full 6-foot, 3-inch clearance.

Perhaps the biggest surprise is just how roomy Beatrice is. A skoolie one-ups a traditional tiny house by immediately offering more elbow room.

“Once you clear it out, it is massive; it’s 35 feet long, seven-and-a-half feet wide, of all this space,” Shon says, while Molly adds, “You don’t feel cramped or claustrophobic at all.”

A completely renovated skoolie can be had for between $80,000-$100,000, but the Shourds estimate that their own handiwork will have saved them between $40,000-$70,000 by the time Beatrice is finished. The couple are on track to meet their three-year renovation timeline by next spring.

“It’s hard to get excited when you don’t see the progress,” Shon says. “Now that we see it starting to look like a home, we’re more excited to keep pushing on.”

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The benefits of working with an interior designer Home is where the heart is, and it’s also where homeowners express their style. Though interior design may come naturally to some homeowners, many more can benefit from a little help defining their style and translating that style into a beautiful home. In such instances, Though interior interior designers can be the design may come most valuable investments make in their naturally to some homeowners homes. homeowners, many Homeowners may hear more can benefit “interior designer” and immediately hear the sound from a little help cash registers ringing in defining their style of their heads. However, many and translating interior designers offer various services, including hourthat style into a ly consultations, that can beautiful home. make them cost-ef fective, especially for homeowners who are still tr ying to define their style and decide just how they want their homes to look. That’s just one of the many benefits of working with interior design professionals.

• Interior designers can save homeowners money. Much like it’s best for homeowners with no DIY experience to hire professional contractors when renovating their homes, paying an interior

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designer when you have little experience with design can help you avoid potentially costly mistakes. Interior designers are skilled at transforming homeowners’ visions into finished products, and that’s a valuable skill homeowners don’t necessarily have. Trial and error when designing a home’s interior can be costly, even if you’re not knocking down any walls or swinging any hammers. For example, after renovating on their own, homeowners may find they need to replace a new couch or dining table that they realize contradicts their design scheme. Interior designers can help homeowners avoid such costly mistakes and get it right the first time.

• Interior designers can help you coordinate your style. Each and every component of a home’s interior says something about its owner. Whether it’s their choice of lighting fixtures, furniture or even appliances, homeowners make a statement any time they choose a design component for their homes.

Interior designers can help homeowners coordinate their styles so each room seamlessly transitions to the next one. An ultra-modern living room may stick out like a sore thumb in a home that’s predominantly rustic, and interior designers can help homeowners avoid such mistakes.

• Interior designers recognize what’s trending.

Interior designers tend to be up-to-date on the latest trends. That can be incredibly valuable, especially for homeowners who are anticipating putting their homes on the market in the near future. In such instances, designers can help homeowners invest in updates or renovations that will appeal to today’s buyers, increasing the likelihood that their homes will sell more quickly, and potentially for more money.

• Interior designers are well-connected. Interior designers often collaborate with contractors. Those professional relationships can help homeowners avoid the headaches of finding the right professionals to work with when renovating their homes.

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Looking for lawn alternatives? Try these low-maintenance options A traditional lawn may not be right for ever y proper ty nor desired by every homeowner. There is no denying that lawns take time and effort to establish and daily or weekly maintenance to thrive. Homeowners who find that a traditional lawn is not practical can explore some low-maintenance alternatives.

damp. Moss is velvety soft and green, so it can mimic the look of a traditional lawn but won’t require mowing and other upkeep. Because it spreads quickly, moss can take over quite rapidly. You will need to protect areas where you do not want moss by creating barriers to stop spread.

WILDFLOWER MEADOW

Stone and gravel areas can reduce maintenance in the landscape and require very little upkeep. When gravel is installed correctly, weeds may not grow readily. Gravel installation may include laying heavy-duty, semipermeable landscape fabric, which is available in home improvement centers. Gravel is cheaper than pavers and can be just as beautiful.

Homeowners with wide swaths of property may discover meadows are cost- and time-efficient. Stores sell special wildflower meadow mixes of seeds or homeowners can use wildflower plug plants throughout areas where grasses are left to grow longer. This natural area can be a home to wildlife and an idyllic backdrop to a home.

Most meadows only require a spring or summer and autumn cut to thrive and look good.

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES

Partition areas of the property for ornamental grasses to grow. The gardening resource Elemental Green

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says ornamental grasses tend to be drought-resistant and low-maintenance. They won’t need much fertilizer and are often resistant to pests as well.

Ornamental grasses grow in tufts or sprays and will not require mowing.

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uring these lazy days of winter, you can be thankful for having reliable, efficient and safe natural gas in your home.

Here’s how natural gas appliances can provide you with the comfort and convenience you deserve and energy costs that you can afford.

Gas Heating: A natural gas furnace is the affordable and efficient choice to keep your home warm and cozy. There are furnace models that are up to 95 percent efficient and produce very low carbon emissions.

Gas Water Heating: You get more hot water for less money with natural gas. Whether it’s a traditional tank water heater or an energy-efficient tankless model, natural gas is the affordable and efficient energy to heat your water.

Gas Clothes Dryers: A natural gas clothes dryer operates faster and cheaper than an electric dyer – which gives you more time and money to do what you want.

Gas Logs and Fireplaces: Gas logs and fireplaces provide beauty and efficient heating, plus you can heat your home when the power is out. And

best of all, no wood storage or clean up required!

Cooking Inside and Out: Natural gas is the first choice of professional chefs. It may be too cold for outdoor grilling now, but when the weather is right, you cannot beat a natural gas grill for outdoor entertaining and family fun.

And don’t forget the gas lights, pool heaters, fit pits and patio heaters to complete your outdoor room.

Standby Generators: Natural gas generators provide electricity during a power disruption to keep your home warm, your refrigerator cold and the lights on.

A home that uses natural gas for heating, cooking and clothes drying saves an average of $874 per year compared to homes using electricity for those applications. Not only is natural gas affordable and reliable, it can also make your life easier.

What are you waiting for? After your movie is over and your hot chocolate is gone, search online to learn about all the benefits of natural gas. The best part, you don’t even have to leave your home.

However, they are not ideal for areas that get foot traffic.

MOSS

Moss can thrive in shady areas and ones where the soil tends to stay a bit

ARTIFICIAL TURF

If the desired look is a lawn without all the upkeep, there are various artificial grass options on the market.

Homeowners who opt for artificial turf can save money and space devoted to lawn mowers and other lawn tools.

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Former McAtee Department $4,000,000 Store bldg. in Owensboro's downtown. Excellent Condition.

New roof & HVAC systems in 2016. Each floor is unique & the building is well suited for multiple users & easily modified to accommodate retail, boutique hotel and/or restaurant uses. Connected directly to the parking garage. Adjacent to the Riverpark Center, Museum & downtown businesses, restaurants, shopping, park, riverfront, hotels, & convention center. Call JoAnn Risner 270121 E. 2nd Street 570-3939. MLS#76897

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Great location on corner lot w/over 3,000 sq.ft. commercial building in a high traffic area. Being used as Maglinger Art & Frame Shop. Totally remodeled in 2006, heating, cooling, plumbing, & electrical. Near bustling downtown & live entertainment, restaurants, & shopping. Inventory that is present at time of purchase will be included. There are two lots that go with this property & are located directly behind property. 421 Frayser Ave. (64x50) & is an all paved lot. And 1331 W. 5th St. lot & building (45x139).

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1845 Fogle Rd. MLS#76652

Fantastic opportunity and a great location right in the heart of Downtown Owensboro Kentucky across from City Hall and the Post office. Sale includes (104 East 4th St.-7,292 Sq Ft office building, 112 East 4th St.-3,888 Sq Ft Victorian house and a 5 unit apartment building-2,743 Sq Ft, which totals approximately .982 acres with a large parking lot area for tenants and employees. Gross income potential of over $100,000 annually. Call Hope Margelot 270316-5476 or JoAnn Risner 270-5703939. MLS#80141

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703 Griffith Ave.

This Charming Griffith Ave. Home is waiting for you in Owensboro, KY. You will find so much character galore with 5 bedrooms, 4 baths that will capture your interests starting with beautiful flooring, tall triple tray ceilings, a formal dinning room & living room, a large kitchen w/2 walk in pantries, archways and has opportunity for a Master Bedroom on both levels! Exterior Crane boarding for added insulation. Estimate available upon request for a 2 car garage and new driveway. MLS#80713.

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