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634 Merrick Avenue-$76,900 Susan McCollister 740-252-1602

2775 East Ridgewood Drive

1663 Coal Run Road-$179,000 Mary Bates 740-607-2320

1773 Longhill Drive-$429,900 Rebecca Wolfe 683-6092 OH-0001208742

Beautiful Colonial Home in Ridgewood Subdivision. Home is move in condition and ready for you to make your own.

Large living room with fireplace, dining room, library with fireplace, eat in kitchen, large master suite with two guest bedrooms. The lower level has a large room previously used as office space and access to the garage from lower level also. Don’t miss out on this solid quality built home. $200,000.

Call Christy Buck 740-819-0582.

7040 Saddlebrook Drive-$449,000 Christy Buck 740-819-0582

4408 Hunt Road-$459,900

5225 Hampton Court-$565,000

Tamara Porter 740-607-6476

Shirley McCollister 740-607-1100

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Zanesville Times Recorder » Saturday, Jan. 6, 2018

Using trendy ‘Ultra Violet’ hue in decor takes planning

OPEN SUN 2 - 3:30 PM

NEW LISTING!

Large living room with fireplace that flows onto the private back deck, 2 large BR, 2.5 BA and conveniently located on north end of Zanesville.

Dir: N on Maple, R on Brandywine, L on Colony Dr., R on Terrace Ct. $143,900

1051 Terrace Ct., Zanesville

2755 Rix Mills Rd., New Concord Cute & cozy. Great location for this 3 BR, 1 full BA home with spacious eatin kitchen, 1st floor laundry & full unfinished walkout basement. $59,900 Call: Christy Woodburn, 740-252-8414

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6038 N St. Rt. 376 NW, McConnelsville Just a little over 19 acres with pond, fenced pasture, indoor arena and large barn offering 12 horse stalls with heated tack area for this 3 BR, 1 BA Cape Cod style home with generous sized rooms. NOW $204,000 Call: Ruth Ann Lynn, 740-607-6721

120 Elm St., Roseville Take a look! Could be an excellent rental investment property! Does need some TLC, but has potential.

Offers 3 BR, 1 BA and a large flat backyard! NOW $29,900!

Call: Kurt Winsley, 740-297-6062

Spectacular views of Seneca Lake from this 3 BR, 2 BA home on privately owned ground with boat dock included. Make this unique find a year round or vacation home! Call now to make your private showing appointment! NOW $259,000

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MUST BE MOVED!

2915 Thorn Dr., Zanesville Outstanding home in Broadvue Acres, close to schools, shopping, medical offices and restaurants. Move in ready! Offers 3 BR, 1 full and 2 half BA! NOW $115,900 Call: Jenny Dusenberry, 740-319-0972

3380 Gorsuch Rd., Nashport Great family home on over an acre in Nashport offering 4 BR, 2 full BA, large family room and nice open kitchen.

Huge workshop space in garage/bsmt.

Opens up to a large 2 car garage.

NOW $154,900

Call: Dylan Parry, 740-584-2287

19585 County Rd. 80, Warsaw Nice & clean 16 x 80 singlewide mobile home offers 3 BR, 2 full BA and lots of updates. Great investment at $12,900! Price includes mobile home only, must be moved.

Call: Connie Null, 740-819-2099

MOVE IN READY!

FINISHED BASEMENT!

BEAUTIFUL!

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5580 Dillon Hills, Nashport

Over 2600 sq. ft. of living space plus a fin. bsmt. for this 4 BR, 2 full & 2 half BA home with beautiful oak kitchen & screened porch overlooking private back lot.

Dir: SR 146 to Dillon State Park, turn L to go to park, then R on Dillon Hills Rd. $289,900

When the Pantone Color Institute recently announced its color of the year for 2018, the vibrant “Ultra Violet,” it might have seemed a natural fit for fashion and cosmetics.

“Ultra Violet is a color that’s almost like a neutral in fashion now,” says New York-based interior designer Brett Beldock.

“Every newscaster you see is wearing a purple tie.”

But this rich violet is more challenging to use well in home decorating.

It can easily overpower a room, and needs to be paired carefully with other shades.

We’ve ask Beldock and two other interior designers — Abbe Fenimore, founder of the Dallasbased design firm Studio Ten 25, and Jessica McClendon, founder of the Los Angeles-based design firm Glamour Nest — for advice on bringing his trendy, bold color into home decor in ways that won’t quickly go out of style.

Host: Jay Phillis, 740-319-1818

Best for bedrooms

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McClendon says violet can bring a touch of luxury to bedrooms, especially when used sparingly in rich upholstery fabrics.

“Go with a deeper or dustier shade for a more mature look or brighter for a playful, younger vibe,” she says. “If you want a softer, more feminine feel, opt for a less saturated or paler tone.”

One key is choosing the right fabric: “If you are thinking about using purple on an upholstered

Pantone’s Color of 2018, Ultra Violet, can bring a touch of luxury to home decorating, especially when used sparingly in rich upholstery fabrics as seen in this bedroom designed by Glamour Nest’s Jessica McClendon.

Host: Jay Phillis, 740-319-1818

21417 Wood Rd., Senecaville

Call: Candy Reardon, 740-584-7214

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item, opt for fabrics rich in texture or feel,” McClendon says. “Think silk, velvet, chenille, textured woven or even an interesting print. I’m not a fan of just plain solid purple twill cotton because it ends up feeling flat and looking not high-quality.”

Along with fabrics, Fenimore likes using violet for accessories in the bedroom “for a rich and sophisticated feel. Amethyst accents like lamps, picture frames or small accessories stacked on See HUE, Page 3D

1060 Rankin Dr., Zanesville

New kitchen counters & backsplash for this move in ready 4 BR, 3.5 BA home with contemporary décor, large floor plan, many updates and a tree lined backyard! $269,900 Call: Bobbi Lepi, 740-455-3730

10795 Mitchell Hill Dr., Dresden

Beautiful move in ready 3 BR, 2 full & 2 half BA home features a newly finished bsmt., perfect for entertaining, 1st floor laundry and a 4 season room! $239,000 Call: Elyse Luburgh, 740-819-1459

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1460 Colburn Dr., Zanesville

Conveniently located in Pine Ridge Subdivision just north of town is this well maintained 4 BR, 2.5 BA home with 6 panel oak doors & woodwork throughout. $279,900

Call: Bobbi Lepi, 740-455-3730

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Marsha Young

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Deb Graham

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Larry Dennis

704-0785

Amy Pieper

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Saturday, Jan. 6, 2018 » Zanesville Times Recorder

— Call Olde Town Realty For The Service You Deserve! —

Ron Buchanan

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Dave Foster

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Danielle Fikes

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OLDE TOWN REALTY

CONGRATULATES ALAN WILSON, REALTOR

FOR RECEIVING THE GUERNSEY MUSKINGUM VALLEY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AWARD OF EXCELLENCE. ALAN WAS INVOLVED IN $13.2 MILLION IN REAL ESTATE SALES.

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books work well,” she says.

Careful pairings

Be wary of walls If you’re considering painting your walls violet, Beldock suggests testing a large swatch first. McClendon agrees: “Make sure you look at large samples of the paint before committing. Purple is a hard color, and it straddles a fine line between super-luxurious and cheap. You have to be really thoughtful when choosing a purple paint color.”

Look at the samples in different lights and in different parts of the room.

Two ways to moderate violet’s impact on walls: Use it only on a single accent wall, Beldock suggests, or bring it in as part of a wallpaper pattern.

In her own wall covering designs, she has used violet as a solid backdrop covered with images rendered in crisp white, or as a playful accent over a simple white background.

How much is too much?

Ultra Violet a statement color, McClendon says. So even though it’s popular right now, “don’t commit to painting a room or a large piece of furniture unless it works for your true style.”

But if you love it, go all in.

“I’ve seen rooms that were all purple and amazing,” she says. “Again, it goes back to what your true style is and how you want your space to feel.”

MARSHA YOUNG, REALTOR FOR RECEIVING THE GUERNSEY MUSKINGUM ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AWARD OF ACHIEVEMENT. MARSHA WAS INVOLVED IN $4 MILLON IN REAL ESTATE SALES.

LARRY DENNIS, REALTOR FOR RECEIVING THE GUERNSEY MUSKINGUM ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AWARD OF ACHIEVEMENT. LARRY WAS INVOLVED IN $2.9 MILLION IN REAL ESTATE SALES.

DANIELLE FIKES, REALTOR FOR RECEIVING THE GUERNSEY MUSKINGUM ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AWARD OF ACHEIVEMENT. DANIELLE WAS INVOLVED IN $2.5 MILLON IN REAL ESTATE SALES

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Ultra Violet “can be bold and take over a room quickly if it’s not balanced correctly,” says Fenimore. So use it as a supporting player only.

Choose color combinations that make Ultra Violet feel like a part of the room, instead of taking over, she says. Good partners might be celadon green, lavender and soft pink. That palette, with a touch of Ultra Violet, would be beautiful in a modern wallpaper used in a small space like a powder room.

Beldock loves violet with white, heather gray, khaki, olive or camel. And a mix of violet, chocolate brown and white, she says, would have a smartly retro 1970s feel that could look very fresh today.

One warning about color pairings: “I would avoid mixing the color with red,” says Fenimore. “Together, the two shades will quickly take over a room and create an environment with too much anxiety.”

For those wanting to use Pantone’s Color of 2018, Ultra Violet, Beldock says an accent wall that brings in a touch of violet can be a perfect way to use this popular, bold color.

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In this pattern, classical Grecian imagery rendered in crisp white provides a calming balance for the bold violet background.

Zanesville Times Recorder » Saturday, Jan. 6, 2018

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A Myer lemon tree thrives inside a home in Bedford, Ohio.

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MUSKINGUM COUNTY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Dec. 12

Dec. 18 1904 Stephen D. and Micah Leigh Howdyshell to Max D. Harmon, 4405 Cherlick Drive, Zanesville, $164,000 1905 Estate of Donald E.

Edwards to Sheron Davis, 429 Clark St., Zanesville, $16,500 1906 Kevin and Dawn Reynolds to Carl Douglas and Alicia Dawn Balderson, 118 Sherwood Drive, Zanesville, $127,000 1907 Rodney E. and Donna L. Mayberry to Serenity Custom Homes LLC, 6365 Brentcrest Drive, Nashport, $85,500

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schedule.”

Sometimes it’s better to mist the leaves with a spray bottle than to water the tree, said Barbara Pierson of White Flower Farm in Litchfield, Connecticut.

It’s also a good idea to move citrus trees outdoors during warm weather, said Greg Gatlin, interior account manager at Southern Botanical in Dallas. They can be outdoors as long as temperatures don’t dip below 50 degrees. When moving trees between the indoors and outdoors, make sure the temperature does not vary more than 15 degrees, as that can shock the plant.

Fertilizer also is important, Pierson said. She recom-

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Private-entry apartment. Beautiful new private patio leading to a screened in porch! $219,900

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1873 Rodney A. and Rebecca S. Smith to 2305 Maple Avenur LLC, 2305 Maple Ave., Zanesville, $325,000

A dwarf citrus tree grows inside a home in Mooresville, N.C.

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When Heather Rhoades bought her first indoor orange tree nearly 20 years ago, she had to order it from a specialty online retailer. Now, it’s not uncommon to find citrus trees at local gardening centers or big box stores, said Rhoades, owner of Gardening Know How, an online resource based in Bedford, Ohio.

Interest in growing edibles and diverse plants has helped make citrus trees more popular and available, Rhoades said. Would-be growers can find a variety of lemon, lime and orange trees from which to choose.

“It’s easier for people to get a hold of citrus trees and they’re more willing to try to grow them,” she said.

“Try” might be the operative word, added Missy Henriksen of the National Association of Landscape Professionals. Growing citrus takes patience.

The trend toward bringing citrus and other tropical plants indoors began with commercial spaces but has been gaining traction among homeowners as well, she said.

“Interior landscaping is growing in popularity, and the use of tropical plants and citrus trees originates with the growing desire of homeowners to create beautiful ‘interiorscapes’ that are more exotic and dramatic than your typical houseplants,” she said.

Dwarf fruit varieties, such as the calamondin orange, Tahitian orange, tangerine, kumquat, Meyer lemon and Kaffir lime are the best choices for growing indoors.

“Keep in mind, however, citrus trees are not for everyone,” Henriksen said. “They’re best suited for homeowners who are willing to devote the time and attention these plants need to thrive, or who can hire a landscape professional to regularly tend to their plants.”

Start by selecting a healthy plant, Rhoades said.

Look for a tree with rich, glossy leaves. A citrus plant that’s dropping leaves has likely not been watered properly, she said. Avoid trees that look “leggy,” she said.

Next, make sure the container is large enough for the roots to grow, Henriksen said.

Finally, place the tree in a spot where it will receive plenty of sun. You may want to supplement its exposure to light by using a grow lamp, she said. Research the tree’s water needs and follow them closely, said Rhoades.

But check the soil each time before watering.

“Check it on a schedule,” she said. “Don’t water it on a

mends using fertilizer designed for citrus. If that’s not available, use regular fertilizer, but make it with half the amount of fertilizer to the recommended amount of water. Fertilize once a month when the plants are indoors and twice a month when they are outdoors.

“If you don’t feed, the plants are going show it,” she said.

If cared for properly, the plants will eventually produce small amounts of fruit, though that may not be the biggest reward, the experts said. For Rhoades, the citrus blossoms are the payoff. “The flowers are literally intoxicating,” she said. “Your house smells wonderful.”

For others, the trees offer a sense of escape, Gatlin said. “People want to bring more of that vacation feel to their homes,” he said. “If you can’t take that trip to the islands at least you can experience part of it by having the plants around.”

If citrus trees sound like too much work, there are low-maintenance tropical plants that can create the same effect, Henriksen said. Palm trees, including the lady palm, kentia palm, fishtail palm and parlor palm, can be grown in containers, and often transition well between indoor and outdoor spaces all year.

“While most of us are attracted to plants because of their beauty, the message is slowly starting to get out that there are benefits to having plants indoors,” Henriksen said. “They increase oxygen levels, help purify the air by removing toxins and improve your mood. As many people prioritize natural elements as part of healthy living styles, plants are often an under-utilized home enhancement that packs a powerful punch of health benefits.”

Saturday, Jan. 6, 2018 » Zanesville Times Recorder

Growing citrus indoors takes patience, pays off handsomely

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Dec. 19 1908 SixPines LLC to Ralph and Karen Squires, 9200 Shannon Road, Frazeysburg, $21,010 1909 John T. and Linda Offenbacher to Benjamin G. and Jessica E. Lowe, 51 Hillcrest Drive, Zanesville, $149,000 1910 Low Cost Cars of Ohio Inc. to Systematic Construction Services, 137 Pine St., Zanesville, $6,500 1911 Black Run Properties LLC to One Foundation LLC, 6005 Newark Road, Nashport, $155,000

Dec. 20 1912 Veronica Messer Monde to 396 LLC, 139 Luck Ave., Zanesville, $300 1913 Abbey C. and Joseph D. Weaver to Derek P. Gorsuch, 140 E. Willow Drive, Zanesville, $72,000 1914 Harold J. Palmer to Ronald L. and Suzanne L. Gebrosky, 3036 E. Highland Drive, Zanesville, $235,000 1915 Kaleigh Spragg (Harris) to Heather and Corey J. Orf, 1109 Blue Ave., Zanesville, $90,100 1916 Trevor J. and Bethany L. Hayes to Broderick T. and Cassidy Ashbrook Gorrell, 173 Highland Drive, New Concord, $140,000

Dec. 21

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1917 Tina M. Taylor to Ronald L. Vaughn, 1427 Central Ave., Zanesville, $27,000 1918 Tina M. Carry to Bob Grant Enterprises LLC, 2350 Old River Road, Zanesville, $48,000 1919 Barbara Lashley to US Bank, 603 Eppley Ave., Zanesville, $30,000 1920 Schlabach Builders Ltd. to Samuel A. Finck, 1774 Longhill Drive, Zanesville, $352,294 1921 Kurt W. Allen to Abby L. and David Andrews, 6380 Parsons Drive, Zanesville, $120,000 1922 Beatrice M. Morris to Cedric L. and Kaleigh A. Harris, 2535 Douglas Drive, Zanesville, $136,500 1923 Betty J. Taylor to Karen Kessler, 7145 East Pike Zanesville, $136,000

Dec. 22 1924 Eugene F. and Billie A. Archer to Michael E. and Patricia D. Alcock, 3671 Kay Drive, Zanesville, $110,000 1925 Janet Faye Gill (Russell) to Shawn D. Bragg, 7955 Old River Road, Philo, $40,000 1926 Madaline R. Pepper to Claudia J. Kim, 2363 Oak Meadow Lane, Zanesville, $220,000

1927 Douglas F. and Kristie A. Pollock to Samuel Cleary, 14 Ceramic Ave., Zanesville, $44,000 1928 Ohio Franklin Realty LLC to Bruner Land Co. Inc., 44.750 acres, Adams Township, $93,000 1929 Michael D. Josselyn to Cross Improvements LLC, Lot 30, Green Valley Heights #2, Muskingum Township, $12,500 1930 Jacqueline S. Moore (West) to Cathleen T. and Myron E. Goins Jr., 490 Stardust Circle, Zanesville, $145,000 1931 Deborah S. Lett to Armando S. Mendez II, 259 Schaum Ave., Zanesville, $13,000

PROPERTY TRANSFERS EXEMPT FROM CONVEYANCE FEES Dec. 18 E1203 Angela K. Stotts to Randall L. Stotts, 10195 N. Morrison Road, Dresden E1204 Susan Cameron Gormley to Susan Cameron Gormley, 1105 Maple Ave., Zanesville E1205 Susan C. Gormley to Susan Cameron Gormley, 6535 Clay Pike, Chandlersville E1206 Susan Cameron Gormley to Joseph A. Gormley III, 6535 Clay Pike, Chandlersville E1207 Muskingum County Land Reutilization Corp. to Christopher D. Green, 1375 Mitchell Ave., Zanesville E1208 Estate of John W. Ackerman to Dolores R. Ackerman, 0.23, Lot 3, Lot 2, and Lot 1, Spencer, Zanesville

Dec. 19 E1209 Richard N. Brandfass to Molly A. Brandfass, 1830 Aspen Drive, Zanesville E1210 James Henry Cameron to Cameron Legacy LLC, 6 Parcels, Washington Township E1211 Clinton Wey Cameron to Cameron Legacy LLC, 6 Parcels, Washington, Township E1212 Clinton Wey Cameron to Cameron Legacy LLC, 8 Parcels, Washington Township E1213 James Henry Cameron to Cameron Legacy LLC, 8 Parcels, Washington Township E1214 Clinton Wey Cameron to Clinton Wey Cameron, 73.04 acres, Washington Township E1215 Cameron Drilling Co. Inc. to JC & RC Holdings Inc., 4 Parcels, Washington Township E1216 Larry D. Brauning to Holly Wolford, Lot 15, Smiths Addition and Pt Vacant Alley, Jefferson Township E1217 Larry D. Brauning to Holly Wolford, Lot 14, Smiths Addition and Pt Vacant Alley, Jefferson Township E1218 Allen L. French to Allen L. and Sharon E. French, 142.84 and 51.84 acres, Brush Creek Township E1219 Virginia M. Smith to

Deborah A. Smith, 889 Orchard Hill Road, Zanesville E1220 Nancy A. Abbott to Anna McNerney, 539 Dryden Road, Zanesville E1221 Connie M. Miller to Craig E. Miller, 12855 W. Carlisle Road, Frazeysburg

Dec. 20 E1222 Terry L. and Edith F. Meyer to Terry L. and Edith F. Meyer, 6030 Poverty Ridge Road, Blue Rock E1223 Robert E. Hughes to Keith E. and Rebecca L. Hughes, 720 Lodge Road, Norwich E1224 Robert E. Hughes to Keith E. and Rebecca L. Hughes, 720 Lodge Road, Norwich

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Dec. 21 E1225 Nola Enterprises LLC to Timothy J. Nolan, TR, 224 Harrison St., Zanesville E1226 George F. Kreps Jr. to George J. and Jessie M. Kreps, 705 Norwich Valley Road, Norwich E1227 Leila R. Cavinee to Brian P. Kenney, 9990 East Pike, Norwich E1228 Raymond R. Little to Raymond R. Little and Malee Nakwaree, 2590 Stonecreek Circle, Zanesville E1229 Gary R. Wells to Larry R. Wells, 4635 Burnt Mill Road, Chandlersville E1230 Roxanne Ward and Tara C. Brown to Larry R. Wells, 4625 Burnt Mill Road, Chandlersville E1231 Arthur R. Clemenson to Rosemary C. Clemenson, 2710 Maple Brook Road, New Concord E1232 Dave Dutro to Devin A. Dutro, 5020 Cherry St., Adamsville E1233 Linda L. Williams (Rose) to Keith L. Williams, 515 Merrick Ave., Zanesville E1234 Wendi Ann Pelphrey Kaplinsky (Garey) to 2nd Street Grill LLC, 9 Second St. Zanesville E1235 Brandi Nicole Weissert to Wendi Ann Garey, 905 High St., Dresden E1236 Wendi Ann Pelphrey Kaplinsky (Garey) to Garey Investments LLC, 905 High St., Dresden E1237 Kevin R. Sparks to Jayne R. Sparks, 2151 Richvale Road, Zanesville

Dec. 22 E1238 W. Rodger and Martha Jean Adkins to Kevin R. Adkins, 9570 Green Valley Road, Chandlersville E1239 Larry Lee Snack to Devin B. Snack, 806 Chester St., Zanesville E1240 Martha J. Briggs to Gary Briggs, 3702 Colony Hill Drive, Zanesville E1241 Larry Lee Snack to Devin B. Snack, 806 Chester St., Zanesville

BUYING, SELLING A HOME Do your upstairs neighbors stomp on your ceiling? Do the meatballs they’re cooking next door fill your apartment with the smell of searing meat? Perhaps you long to sit quietly in your own backyard after a long day. Buying a home is a big step, but maybe you’re closer than you think.

For the vast majority of us, owning a home is part of the American Dream. According to a study conducted by the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS, 87 percent of those polled cited owning a home as the number one criterion for defining “the good life.”

Owners and renters alike considered homeownership desirable for the following reasons: the pride of ownership, their dislike of paying rent, and the ability to change features of their homes to match their individual tastes and needs.

Like Mom and apple pie, owning your own home provides a sense of security and well-being that’s hard to beat. Home is where we raise our families, have friends over for summer barbecues, paint the baby’s room pink or blue, and find refuge from the outside world.

In addition to these intrinsic benefits, owning a home offers other advantages as well. For instance, as a homeowner, you have control over your environment. Not only can you change your home to meet your needs, but you also aren’t subject to the terms of a lease or a landlord. As a homeowner, you can experience the emotional and financial security that comes from knowing what your housing expenses will be from year-to-year. Unlike rents, which can increase annually, most mortgages have fixed or capped monthly payments. So, as a homeowner, you can have a much better idea of what proportion of your paycheck goes toward your home. Think of it as the ultimate savings plan–it sure beats a passbook.

Bottom-Line Benefits And it only gets better. Home ownership is the primary component in the creation of wealth for many Americans. (Data from Harvard University’s Joint Center of Housing Studies illustrate not only that the median net wealth of homeowners is 34 times greater than that of renters, but also that over half of that wealth is generated from home equity.) As you pay down your loan amount each month, you accumulate equity, a growing ownership interest in your property. If you need funds, you can borrow against this equity in the form of a home equity loan. Further, interest on a portion of home equity is tax deductible.

Remember, most homes appreciate in value over time and can be a source of income for you, especially if you’ve lived in your house for many years. When you retire, you can sell your home if you need the funds or make use of a home equity conversion mortgage. This type of mortgage allows you to continue to live in your home and receive a monthly check at the same time. In essence you are able to tap into the accumulated home equity and receive a monthly sum which reflects the amount of that equity and the number of years you wish to receive that payment. In return for providing you with the payments, the lender receives an ownership interest in the home. These mortgages sometimes are called reverse annuity mortgages. Ask your lender about them.

Finally, don’t forget about the significant tax advantages of owning your home. Interest on a home mortgage and property taxes are deductible. For most of us, mortgage interest provides the largest tax deduction.Also, a home is the single most important factor that determines whether you will be able to file a return which takes advantage of the wide range of allowable itemized deductions.

Contact a REALTOR today to help in your search of the American Dream.

Timing is everything, and our market is short on Listing Inventory - Great time to sell!

Interest Rates trending upward. Best to lock in a rate for your purchase.

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Transfers

www.mccollister.us Leianne Barnes

Mary Bates

John Bates

Christy Buck

S. Jay Butler

Stephanie Cowgill

Victor Dutro

Mary Ford

Tom Frampton

Gail Garland

Lynda King

Michael Loomis

Cindy Luburgh

Real Estate Sales 740-455-4300

Susan McCollister Shirley McCollister Kevin McCollister

1773 Longhill Drive

$429,900

Tamara Porter

7040 Saddlebrook Drive

$449,000

Dick Pryor

Sandra Rucker

Samantha Schlater

1663 Coal Run Road

$179,000

Kathy Seward

Rick Staley

Ruth Weekley

1340 West Main St.

$495,000

Mollie Winland

Jerry Wolfe

Rebecca Wolfe

1317 W. Main Street

$395,000

Dixie Zigo

Property Management 740-455-4303

603 High St, Dresden

$45,000

Rebecca Wolfe, 683-6092

Christy Buck, 819-0582

Mary Bates, 607-2320

Mary Bates, 607-2320

Mary Bates, 607-2320

Kevin McCollister, 252-1601

4408 Hunt Road

1737 Forest Hills Circle

964 Country Club Dr.

2775 E. Ridgewood Cir.

10456 Rankin Road

10418 Rankin Road

$459,900

$449,900

$214,900

$200,000

$495,000

$325,000

Tamara Porter, 607-6476

Shirley McCollister, 607-1100

Leianne Barnes, 586-8144

Christy Buck, 819-0582

Mary Bates, 607-2320

Mary Bates, 607-2320

9450 Mulberry Road

1201 Adamsville Road

555 S. Samuel Drive

3085 Winding Way

247 Florence Ave.

1880 Longhill Dr. Lot

$495,500

$150,000

$314,900

$185,900

$49,900

$40,000

Mary Bates, 607-2320

Kathy Seward, 819-2555

Tamara Porter, 607-6476

Susan McCollister, 252-1602

Sandra Rucker, 704-1241

Rebecca Wolfe, 683-6092

King Arthur Drive Lot

Fattler Ridge/ Sealover Hollow

1840 Aspen Drive Lot

Park Avenue Lot

8240 St Rt 669 River Lot

TWP Rd 196 Crooksville

$16,000

$330,000

$19,900

$18,500

$20,000

$62,000

Susan McCollister, 252-1601

Rick Staley, 819-7961

Shirley McCollister, 607-1100

Rebecca Wolfe, 683-6092

Shirley McCollister, 607-1100

Gail Garland, 819-3190

Timber Run Rd. Lot

Tranquility and Fairview

Orchard Park / Maysville Pike

2050 Greif Road

6250-89 Foundry Drive

Dresden & Fairview

Gail Garland, 819-3190

$60,000 Shirley McCollister, 607-1100

$125,000 Kathy Seward, 819-2555

$175,000 Rebecca Wolfe, 683-6092

$65,000 Mary Bates, 607-2320

$275,000 Shirley McCollister, 607-1100

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“We Always Have Time For You”

Carol Goff & Associates

www.carolgoffrealestate.com

1108 Maple Ave. Zanesville, OH

(740) 454-6777 NEW LISTING

OPEN HOUSE • SATURDAY, JANUARY 6 1-3PM 5344 E SHEFFIED CIRCLE $265,900

Move-in ready 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo at Wellington Place. The Ducal floorplace offers 1806 sq ft of living space with a two sided fireplace and 2.5 car garage.

The kitchen features maple cabinets and granite countertops. Hardwood floors run throughout the home in the kitchen, hearth room, living room, and den. Amenities include community clubhouse, heated swimming pool, and fitness facility.

Dir: Northpointe Dr.

Carol Goff 819-2301 Owner

Lori Frank 704-5511 Broker

PET OF THE WEEK Jax 10 year old male Border Collie Mix Animal Shelter Society, Inc 740-452-1077 NEW LISTING

Zanesville • 740-454-6777 South Zanesville • 740-454-0246 New Concord • 740-826-7557

2439 GLEN DR. $139,900

CAROL GOFF 740-819-2301

NEW PRICE

304 SCHAUM AVE. $74,900

8200 SILVEY HOLLOW RD. $178,900

SHANNON ADAMS 740-819-1641

BONNIE DEARTH 740-819-3197

710 BRIGHTON BLVD. $142,900

This home has the square footage in all the right places. Huge rec room with a fireplace gives you that country feeling and only 5 minutes from town. The home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths and a large kitchen with a nice pantry. Huge attached 2 car garage as well. Property comes with 2 parcels giving you plenty of space for gatherings.

Absolutely stunning home! Beautiful wood work, original pocket doors, completely remodeled and updated kitchen with tons of cabinet space and quartz counter tops. Formal dining area, large living room. 2nd level offers 4 bedrooms and full bath, both bathrooms are also updated with ceramic tile showers. Lower level is 90% finished with family room area, eating area and 2nd kitchen. Back yard is completely fenced with gold fish pond and beautiful landscaping.

NEW PRICE

NEW PRICE

SEAN BARNHOUSE 740-562-9831

BACK ON THE MARKET

NEW LISTING

SHANNON ADAMS 740-819-1641

Shannon Adams 819-1641 Realtor

3514 DARLINGTON DR. $179,900

Bonnie Dearth 819-3197 Realtor

Great home! Maysville schools, offers 5 bedrooms 2.5 baths! Main floor living with Master bedroom and bath suite, first floor laundry. Beautiful kitchen with tons of oak cabinet space, eat in breakfast area, formal dining area, nice sized living room. Finished attic space features 2 large bedrooms and 1/2 bath room.

Detached garage-man cave, level lot easy to manicure.

SHANNON ADAMS 740-819-1641

Looking for privacy and seclusion, then look no more.

Sitting on 15 wooded acres this home has an abundance of wild life making it ideal for hunting or just relaxing and watching. Situated in Franklin Local Schools, this 3 bedroom home has two heat sources. Walk out basement with lots of additional storage. Property has a spring feed pond, barn and 4 car garage.

417 COVENTRY CIR. $389,900

Gorgeous custom brick ranch home with a patio perfect for entertaining guests and enjoying the beautiful scenery. Custom cabinetry, granite counter tops, tile walk-in shower and Jacuzzi tub in the master bath, Italian marble entry foyer and 16’ ceilings in great room.

2039 NEIL AVE. $39,900

Nice large mobile home on a level lot with a country setting. Deck/porch covered on front.

Deck on back. Storage building stays. Great location on a quiet street close to restaurants and post office. Just far enough out.

CALL OFFICE 740-454-6777

SIS TODD 740-454-8468

CAROL GOFF & ASSOCIATES IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE RECIPIENTS OF THE 2017 GMVAR MILLION DOLLAR CLUB AWARD.

Ric Dodson 221-9946 Realtor

Stacie West 408-7533 Realtor

Move Right In!! This beautiful well cared for home offers generous sized rooms, half bath on main level and full bath up. Amazing 2 story garage with man cave area, garage is 24x21. Relax on the covered back deck area with fish pond and beautifully landscaped.

This is truly a lovely home and must be seen!

PINNACLE OF PERFORMANCE OVER $10 MILLION IN SALES

AWARD OF DISTINCTION OVER $2.5 MILLION IN SALES SHANNON ADAMS

Kendra Swiney 740-297-1863 Realtor

SHERRY ZIEMER

KAREN DIGENOVA

AWARD OF ACHIEVEMENT OVER $1 MILLION IN SALES

KISHMA JAMES

BONNIE WETMORE

Sis Todd 454-8468 Realtor

BONNIE DEARTH

CAROL GOFF

Susan Crews 819-5829 Realtor

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Dustin Bronkar 740-704-4443 Realtor

Ron Thompson 683-7089 Realtor

Lisa Finnell 221-5431 Realtor

Coleen Tiffner 680-0681 Realtor

Sherry Ziemer 607-8471 Realtor

Dan Wing 823-3775 Realtor

LISA FINNELL

Bruce Crutchfield 630-1459 Realtor

PHIL MUSE

Lori Dickens 255-0182 Realtor

Rhonda Lampton 624-8887 Realtor

LORI DICKENS

Dylan Ruby 624-8856 Realtor

BECKY JEFFERY

Phillip Muse 614-949-3482 Realtor

RHONDA LAMPTON

Judy Covella 270-9504 Realtor

Jalil Carter 260-4749 Realtor

RHONDA MOORE

John Wells 617-9748 Realtor

DYLAN RUBY

Sean Barnhouse 740-562-9831 Realtor

DONNA SIKORA

Daniel Bennett 740-607-7729 Realtor

14 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU!