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home of the week 3804 Chippewa Ct. Sioux City, ia
$187,000 NEW PRICE
Well maintained 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath townhome on a quiet cul-de-sac. Open living room with cozy fireplace and large windows for great light. Enjoy the beautiful landscaping, views and wildlife from one of the 3 decks or patio. Eat-in Kitchen open to family room and sliders. Includes all kitchen appliances, washer/dryer, sprinkler system, new Heating/AC installed in 2014 and new water softener in 2015. Freshly painted garage. Washer and Dryer hook-ups on the main floor and also in the walk-out basement. New roof just added October 2018.
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Special assessment must be paid
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s. Lank: I have an empty lot in another state and pay the yearly taxes for the lot, but I stopped paying the assessment charges for sewers, etc., because I doubt, now that I’m 83, that I will ever get to use them. Will nonpayment on the assessments cause me a problem? I’ve received a letter from a lawyer but so far not responded. — G.L. Answer: You’re not using that lot, but you’re receiving police protection, street EDITH cleaning and LANK whatever else. You’re obligated to pay the taxes, and you do. It’s the same with those sewers. You may not take advantage of them, but they cost money, and the landowners involved are being charged. The assessment is simply an addition (perhaps, we can hope, a one-time addition) to the property taxes. It’d help if you’d mentioned the state where the lot is located, and it’d help to know what that lawyer’s letter said. But at any rate, you need to pay the assessment. Otherwise, you’ll be in danger of losing ownership of the lot, just as you would if you were not to pay any other property tax.
Broker’s Role
Dear Ms. Lank: I’m moving to a new job and buying a house near there. My real estate broker has done a good job up until now (I have a signed contract to buy), but he says he will not conduct the closing. It’s time to hire a lawyer. I have bought and sold two houses over the years and never needed a lawyer before. Is that really necessary? — N.R.
Answer: It sounds as if your new job is in a different state than where you live now. Local customs vary widely when it comes to a real estate closing (also known as settlement), transfer (of title — ownership), passing papers or, in some locations, closing escrow. Some states mandate a lawyer’s participation. In other areas, attorneys or paralegals run things simply as a matter of custom. Then again — and this evidently applies to where you live now — the same legal steps may be handled by escrow agents, title companies or even county recorders in other locations. The buyer might say, “We’re going to pass papers on the new house next week,” or “We’ll close escrow on the new house tomorrow.” In some locations, all the parties gather around a big table. In other states, they may not even meet. In any case, the sellers receive the agreed-upon price and prove they’re handing over a clear, unchallenged title — ownership. The buyers — often with the help of a mortgage company — turn over the purchase price. Extra costs (survey, prepaid or notyet-paid property taxes, for example) are calculated, and the two parties settle up. If lawyers are customary in your new location, it’s time to hire one. Your real estate broker would probably hesitate to come right out and recommend a specific one but can probably suggest the names of several lawyers who specialize in real estate.
Two Homes at Once Dear Edith: We recently moved to a new
town and are renting an apartment. We are interested in a house in the area, but our old house hasn’t sold yet, so we would put a minimum down payment on the new house and take out a large mortgage. We could handle two mortgages until our old house sells, then take the cash we receive and pay down our new mortgage to reduce our monthly payment. Are there any other options? — C.C. Answer: To start with, a lending institution might not agree that you could handle two mortgage payments at once. Then again, you don’t say what type of mortgage you have presently. Perhaps it’s what is known as a private mortgage, and perhaps you have the right to change the terms when you make a large principal payment. With most mortgage plans, however, paying off a large lump sum on your new mortgage wouldn’t reduce the monthly charges — it would just shorten the time remaining on the loan. Try attacking the problem at the other end by reducing the price on your old house in return for a prompt sale. Figure out how much it would cost to carry an extra mortgage for six months. Then — since you’re evidently prepared to lose that amount — drop the price on the old house by that much. Drop it again every two weeks till the place sells. This should bring you a buyer and a cleaner transaction, with fewer sleepless nights. Contact Edith Lank at www. askedith.com, at edithlank@ aol.com or at 240 Hemingway Drive, Rochester NY 14620.
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NORTHSIDE ⬧ $900,000
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701 BUCKWALTER
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2000 S RUSTIN ST
4877 BRADFORD LANE
404 HIDDENWOOD HOLLOW
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NORTHSIDE ⬧ $1,500,000
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31349 SOUTH RIDGE RD.
4501 STONERIDGE POINT
959 WYNSTONE
6821 PALM VALLEY
6728 KOKOPELLI PLACE
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807 BROOKSIDE
123 GREEN COURT DR
501 IOWA
363 PARTRIDGE CIRCLE
5641 EASTBROOK CT.
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2848 S LEMON
3918 STONE AVE
505 S RUSTIN ST
1517 S. CLEVELAND
3014 LEECH AVE
FARM LAND FOR SALE East of Midwest Equipment. • 22.27 acres 1/2 mile east of Charles north side of road. • 29.04 acres 1/4-1/2 mile, east of Midwest Equipment N’side of road. GC zoning.• 34.5 acres Property surrounds Hobart sales. S’side of Hwy 20.GC land • approx. 70 acres
1700 HWY 20, LAWTON 43.25 acres Currently cash rent, approved for commercial sites. 1800 HWY 20, LAWTON Approx. 86 acres, most tillable except windbreak.
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276 w w. PineHUrst, d. dUnes $454,000 Stunning 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath with 3 car garage on hole #12 of the Dakota Dunes Golf Course! Great spaces for entertaining & a basement wet bar!
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A lovely 4 bed, 2 bath Morningside home with a great finished basement. Complete with 2 fireplaces, detached 3 car garage, & neighboring lot 2538 S. Royce, which holds a basketball court!
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617 Pierce st. Unit 306 $199,900
A gorgeous corner loft, conveniently located in downtown Sioux City! This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo has 10’ ceilings, exposed duct work, & an awesome contemporary feel. 2 indoor parking spaces included!
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ear Ed: We’re planning a surface bathroom remodel. We’ll change the toilet, vanity sink, faucet, towel bars and lighting. No opening up walls or changing rough plumbing. We are on a budget and would like to add some extra flair to this project, any cool ideas? - Jimmy, Connecticut Answer: If on a tight budget or even a flexible budget, I do have advice on getting some bang for your ED DEL bathroom buck. It is a simGRANDE ple concept called collection fixtures, a trend that is catching on. Some faucet manufacturers have added optional accessories available with selected faucet lines. So, you can pick out your favorite faucet and add things like perfectly matched towel rods, toilet paper holders and robe hooks. The cool thing is since the fixtures are made by the same company, the finishes and styling allow everything to tie together for a custom look. Recently, lighting fixtures have been added to many bathroom faucet collections ... talk about a bright idea.
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307 s. Helen $159,900
Lovely move-in ready ranch home with 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, & a finished walk-out lower level. Large deck with beautiful & expansive views!
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R fe of 670 indiAn wells, d. dUnes $464,500
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624 Brentwood st. $235,000 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch home with a main floor laundry, 2 stall garage, & a walk-out lower level!
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804 BrooKside, wynstone $339,900
1326 nAvAHo circle $238,900
3316 viKing drive $234,500
2813 s. MUlBerry $229,500
3704 BriAr PAtH $219,900
3320 Jennings st. $175,000
107 stewArt AvenUe, $137,500
1623 w. lUnAH $95,500
4 bedroom, 1 bathroom ranch with an eat-n kitchen & welcoming front porch. The home has a detached 2 stall garage with work area.
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DESIGN RECIPES
7 tips for spring home selling
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ith the winter thaw comes the red-hot spring selling season. When it comes to properly preparing a property to sell, many experts argue that successful home staging is the key to the most CATHY lucrative sale in the HOBBS shortest amount of time. Stumped as to where to begin to get your home sale ready? Here are seven expert home staging selling tips. 1. Purge! Remove all excess, from extra furniture to clothing. Now is the time to make your home feel as spacious as possible. 2. Create a basic marketing plan. You may need a real estate agent’s help with this one. The goal of this step is to decide who the target buyer is, as in some cases this may influence the
Estate Stagers Association is a great place to start. Concerned about cost? Most professional stagers are able to work within a budget. 6. Return a room to its intended use. A bedroom currently used as a home office must be staged and styled as a bedroom. 7. Create a timeline. When you place your property on the market can be critical in capturing the highest number of potential buyers. Earlier in the selling seaDESIGN RECIPES PHOTOS son is best. A sparse living room creates an unappealing first The same living room made bright and fresh. impression for potential buyers. Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Award-winning television host and a nationally 5. Hire a professional stager. removed. staging process. You are going to want to trust the known interior design and home 4. Neutralize. Something as 3. Depersonalize. When a postaging expert with offices in New simple as a paint job or carpeting staging of your home to a protential buyer walks into a propYork City, Boston and Washington, fessional. Begin by researching can be a deterrent for potential erty, it is important for them to D.C. Contact her at info@cathylocal staging companies. Some buyers. Taupes and grays are feel that it could be their home. may specialize in a specific style hobbs.com; or visit her website at Everything from personal photos ideal colors to create a neutral, www.cathyhobbs.com or geographic area. The Real to religious references should be soothing color palette.
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Your official spring home walk-through W
ith the change of seasons, it’s time to open your windows and let that fresh spring breeze flow through your home. But it’s also time to inspect your property for damage, maintenance issues and potential improvements. If you conduct a thorough home walk-through, your spring tests and inspections will fly by—and you’ll be on to enjoying the weather in no time. Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to make sure they’re working properly, and swap out old batLAUREN teries for fresh WHITE ones. Check your plumbing for leaks, and hire a plumber if you find any. Test for toilet leaks by dropping food dye in the tank to see if it seeps into the bowl. Assess your fireplace and hire a chimney sweep if you didn’t do so before the winter season. Afterwards, give your fireplace surround a thorough scrubbing. Inspect your HVAC system and replace your filters. Hire a pro if you’re due for your annual service or an air duct cleaning. Flush your water heater, or hire a pro to perform the work for you. Experts recommend flushing annually. Test your sump pump by slowly pouring water into the sump pit. The pump should activate and the water should drain. Inspect caulking and insulation. You may be able to fix caulking on your own, but for insulation issues it’s best to call a pro. Flip the switches on your ceiling fans to move the fan blades counterclockwise and send air downward. Clean your floors and check for stains and damage. You may need minor repairs, a steam cleaning, or more significant work like subfloor repairs and hardwood refinishing. Identify and address dirt and scuffs on your walls. And con-
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As part of your walk-through, switch your ceiling fan so it moves air downward, and open your windows to pull fresh air through your home. sider whether or not it’s time for a new coat of paint—and a fresh new color! Inspect and clean your doors, windows and screens—inside and out. This might be the year to upgrade to high-efficiency windows or install new screens. Assess your home exterior— your foundation, siding and roof—for damage and potential maintenance demands. If you can’t assess your roof from the ground, call for a roof inspec-
tion. Check other surfaces on your property—your driveway, walkways, patios or decks—for damage. Call a pressure washer for grimy concrete. Inspect wooden features like decks and fences to see if they need to be resealed or stained, and hire a deck pro to fix loose railings and boards. Check your gutters and downspouts for foliage. Hiring a pro to clear them out is an affordable—
and safe—alternative to doing it yourself. Assess your lawn, landscaping and trees. Mark problem areas like bald patches and dead trees, branches and shrubs. And note areas where you’d like new landscape features. If you have a lawn service contract, make sure it’s valid for the coming months. Test your irrigation system and inspect it for damage before the watering season.
Look for pools of water on your property. If you find any, hire an expert to find the cause and ensure proper drainage. Inspect and test your lawnmower, and consider a tune-up for a stall-free summer. Lauren White is a reporter for HomeAdvisor, an online marketplace connecting homeowners with trusted service professionals to complete home projects. Visit HomeAdvisor.com
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ASK ANGIE’S LIST
Prepare your lawn for spring and summer W
hen you plan for spring lawn maintenance, don’t overlook aeration and dethatching. These two seemingly unglamorous, unexciting processes can play a big role in maintaining a healthy, bright lawn through the summer.
Aeration improves nutrient access Soil tends to compact over time, and this hinders the passage of air, water and nutrients to your grass roots. PAUL F.P. Aerating a lawn POGUE involves creating deep, slender holes that create a pathway for water and nutrients to reach hungry roots. You can perform a basic aeration with a pitchfork or any tool that digs slim holes—just poke into the ground every few inches. Specific aeration tools are also available to buy or rent. You can even purchase special aeration shoes with two-inch spikes on the bottom that let you aerate the lawn simply by walking around. However, this process, known as spike aeration, is only partially effective, because while it digs holes, it also presses soil together and can increase compaction. For the most ideal results, consider plug aeration. This process actually removes a small core, or plug, of grass and soil with each hole. Plug aeration tools use cylinder-shaped tines to penetrate the ground and pull up the plugs. Mechanical aerators look like push mowers and work largely the same. If you aerate your lawn, make sure you have a reasonably moist lawn, and make multiple passes. A professional can also handle this for you. You’ll pay an average of $125 for this service. You can save time and money by combining this with fertilization service at the same time.
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Any tool that creates slender, deep holes can help with lawn aeration, but a machine that removes soil plugs is the best option.
Dethatching removes buildup
mat that prevents air, sunlight and water from reaching your lawn. It also creates runoff problems, as water flows across the thatch Even the best-maintained rather than soaking into the soil. lawn develops thatch over time. Depending on the size of your This brown buildup of dead and lawn and the depth of the thatch, decaying matter above the soil you might be able to dethatch and below the grass includes old grass clippings, compressed roots yourself without much trouble. A special dethatching rake, availand stems. A small amount of thatch can be beneficial. Excessive able from most hardware stores, can take care of small- or medithatch, however, creates a thick
um-sized jobs. It can take a lot of muscle power, though, so be prepared for a serious workout! For larger lawns, you can rent a dethatching machine, which is similar to a lawn mower with vertical blades. Run it across the lawn to cut up and loosen the thatch, then just rake up what’s left. Have some cleanup bags on hand; the thatch can create a dense mess. Alternatively, you can hire a
professional to handle the job. This requires more time and effort than aeration, so you’ll probably pay a few hundred dollars for the service. Paul F. P. Pogue is a reporter for Angie’s List, a trusted provider of local consumer reviews and an online marketplace of services from top-rated providers. Visit AngiesList.com.
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A new bathroom color trend is going with a white-on-white palette.
Hot trends for new bathrooms continued
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uestion: I read your recent column about new bathroom collection plumbing fixture packages that perfectly coordinate and match up with each other and found the concept interesting. However, you did not go ED DEL into any colors that are GRANDE currently trending for new bathrooms. Do you have and color suggestions that are now hip for my new bathroom? - Jan, New York Answer: This question has me drawing a blank. The reason I’m blanking out is because from what I’ve recently seen, a new bathroom color trend is going with a whiteon-white palette. I mean a lot of white stuff. White plumbing fixtures, cabinets, floor tiles and walls. The fixture trim, accessories and faucet finish for this trend is brushed nickel, and the white reflections really bring out the matted nickel finish. White also gives the impression of a very clean and open space, perfect for a modern-looking bathroom. Bottom line: The future for a lot more new and remodeled bathrooms going with a pure white theme is looking very bright. Master Contractor/Plumber Ed Del Grande is known internationally as the author of the book “Ed Del Grande’s House Call,” the host of TV and Internet shows, and a LEED green associate. Visit eddelgrande.com or write eadelg@cs.com. Always consult local contractors and codes.
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Very well-cared for ranch home with 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms in the Woodbury Heights neighborhood. With a large, open floor plan, including a great eat-in kitchen with sliding doors to the back deck, this house is ready to be called ‘home!’ Handcrafted features: woodwork to the spectacular wood floors. 5 large bedrooms, 3 baths, 3 fireplaces. Beautifully landscaped yard and a 2 car garage.
1121 S. Helen St. • $132,995 3 bed, 1 bath updated Morningside home. Finished dormer, detached garage, & a private backyard.
Great ranch home with an awesome location. 3 beds, 1.75 baths, partially finished lower level, attached garage, & a fenced yard.
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Open concept, pride of ownership! 4 beds, 4 baths, light & bright home with eat-in kitchen, main floor laundry, den. Finished lower level with 2 beds, family room, game room, 2 baths. A must to see.
1897 Elk Creek Rd, Sgt. Bluff • $699,995 Unbelievable acreage with a meticulously maintained home! 6 beds, 6 baths, walk-out lower level, 3 garage stalls with workshop, & 2 acres of land with mature trees.
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700 4th St. Loft 403 • $197,995 A modern 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom corner loft in the Stifel Nicolaus building. This 1400+ sq. ft. loft has an open concept living space & an 18 ft. granite island in the kitchen! Access to workout facility and the city sky walk.
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4408 Applewood Ct. • $198,500 Recently updated 3 bed, 3 bath Morningside home with an open concept main floor. Finished lower level with living area, bar, & den. Fenced yard with deck!
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Siouxland Homes
Condominium
302 Jones St. #406 • $145,000 • 801824 Fully furnished loft w/ secured underground parking.
Saturday, March 23, 2019 | H11
Siouxland Homes
A proud member of
Thanks for making us Siouxland’s Market Leader for 17 years!
2801 Morgan gan St. • $149,900 • 803981 Raised ranch w/ open floor plan & hardwood floors. OpEn HOUSES SUnDAy, MARcH 24, 2019
FEATURED HOMES
911 22nd St. $49,950 804088
419 Main St, Kingsley $54,500 803950
1512 Broadway, Dakota City $65,000 804163
721 W. 4th St. $75,000 802861
314 S. Lincoln St, Ponca $82,500 803079
1712 S. Maple St. $84,950 803502
3629 Floyd Blvd. $89,950 803827
302 Jones St. Suite 100 Sioux City, IA 51101 712-226-6000 1-800-420-4635
1913 Dakota Ave So. Sioux City, NE 68776 402-494-2031 1-800-420-4635
400 Gold Circle Suite 120 Dakota Dunes, SD 57049 605-217-4663 1-800-420-4635
524 Monterey Trl, Dak. Dunes $759,000 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Barb Kimmel 712-251-4053
625 E. Pinehurst Trl, Dak. Dunes $420,000 Sunday 3:00 - 4:00 Joe Krage 712-251-4030
1314 Clairmont Cir, Sgt. Bluff $350,000 Sunday 12:00 - 1:00 Joe Krage 712-251-4030
303 Willow Bend, Sgt. Bluff $399,000 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Gayle Miille 712-251-6178
3421 Dearborn Blvd. $123,500 Sunday 12:00 - 1:00 Sheryl Ford 712-212-4576
3905 Douglas St. $179,950 Sunday 12:00 - 1:00 Bob Patton 712-490-8734
4811 Royal Ct. $209,950 Sunday 12:00 - 1:00 Jeff Nelson 712-490-4130 townhouse
2707 Home St. $102,250 803925
2125 S. Lemon St. $105,000 802593
1718 S. Helen St. $123,000 803014
3623 Stone Ave. $123,950 803392
1723 S. Cypress St. $124,500 802823
Condominium
3221 Marshall Ave. $159,950 802516
1394 Vandenberg Cir, Sgt. Bluff $159,950 803898
302 Jones St. #511 $170,000 802721
4308 4th Ave. $124,950 802133
1800 Nebraska St. $129,950 802145
Condominium
2910 Jennings St. $179,900 803867
302 Jones St. Unit 404 $194,950 800728
700 4th St. Loft 403 $197,995 803642
Just enter the listing number you see here in the keyword section of the search screen on UnitedRealEstateSolutions.com. Licensed in IA, NE, SD
4216 Seger Ave. $199,950 804087
UnitedRealEstateSolutions.com
1608 30th St. $239,000 Sunday 1:00 - 2:00 Cyndi Unger 712-251-4562
4215 Ridge Ave. $149,900 Sunday 2:30 - 3:30 Cyndi Unger 712-251-4562
5033 Country Club Blvd. $299,000 Sunday 1:00 - 2:00 Greg Gregerson 712-253-2792
2706 S. Glass St. $96,500 Sunday 3:00 - 4:00 Eric Hoak 712-251-4886
nEwLy LiSTED pROpERTiES 603 Courtright St, Mapleton $200,000 800326
515 200th St, Dakota City $255,000 802397
4812 Lorraine Ave. $207,995 804003
3660 Country Club Blvd. $279,950 804156
2258 Carroll Ave. $215,000 803989
4327 Perry Way $289,950 804089
222 Ester St, Ponca $220,000 800448
4537 Deer Shadow Trl. $325,000 804040
915 Douglas St. $230,000 802860
864 Brookside Dr, Jefferson $329,950 803550
1602 30th St. $239,000 803048
604 Country Ln, Kingsley $346,000 803601
1560 Fair Meadows, S. Sioux City $239,000 803869
401 W. 3rd St, S. Sioux City $350,000 802241
multi unit
504 Kingston Cir, Sgt. Bluff $350,000 803932
803 Brookside Dr, Jefferson $399,950 803794
2167 Old Hwy 141. Bronson $409,900 804013
Looking for rentals?
804 E. St. Andrews Cir, Dak. Dunes $469,000 803540
1897 Elk Creek Rd, Sgt. Bluff $699,995 803091
1901 Pierce St. $1,375,000 802862
3461 Wanamaker Way $1,525,000 803302
Contact Beau Braunger United Management, LLC
4014 normandy St. 3BR, 2BA Walkout ranch w/ open concept, vaulted ceiling & main floor laundry. 804180 $249,950
641 Brentwood St. 3BR, 2BA Newly constructed ranch w/eat-in kitchen, walk-in pantry & master bath. 804196 $249,950
33 Ridgeview Rd. 3BR, 4BA All brick ranch w/ foyer, hardwood floors, built-ins & security system. 804212 $250,000
1822 isabella St. 3BR, 1BA 2 story home on corner lot w/ fenced yard; great investment opportunity. 804209 $78,000
6109 Four Seasons Dr. 3BR, 3.5BA 1½ story close to shopping; loft, walk-in closet, new kitchen & bath. 804210 $315,000
212 country club Dr, Lake park 3BR, 3.5BA Beautiful 2 story home w/ high end features & incredible view of lake. 804229 $635,000
647 Brentwood St. 3BR, 2BA Newly built ranch w/ brick accent, 2 car garage & available tax abatement. 804197 $259,950
6541 palm Valley Dr. 4BR, 4BA Ranch w/ spacious living areas, fireplace & granite counters throughout. 804221 $399,950
2620 Ross St. 2BR, 1BA Ranch w/ formal dining room, cedar closet, slider to deck & storage shed. 804232 $126,00
712-226-6000
considering a real estate career?
701 Deerfield Dr. $347,000 Sunday 1:00 - 2:00 Liz Deurloo 712-490-5141
6109 Four Seasons Dr. $315,000 Sunday 3:00 - 4:00 Liz Deurloo 712-490-5141
3230 Jones St. $130,000 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Eric Hoak 712-251-4886
4014 Normandy St. $249,950 Sunday 1:00 - 2:00 Mike Wojcik 712-251-1798
52 McDonald Dr. $315,000 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Joe Krage 712-251-4030
2307 Summit St. $149,950 Sunday 2:00 - 3:00 Paula Brown 712-223-1016
6712 Timberline Dr. $249,950 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Jeff Nelson 712-490-4130
Did you know that you can test drive a career in real estate? Just visit UnitedSimulator.com and take our FREE assessment.
WE’RE LOCAL WE’RE GLOBAL We have connections to the very best real estate brokers through our worldwide invitation-only network, Leading Real Estate Companies of the World®. Leading RE includes over 500 market-leading real estate firms. We sell over a million homes and connect tens of thousands of buyers and sellers through our Network each year. LeadingRE provides us with world-class marketing and resources, allowing us to provide you with the very best service.
Contact Kristie VerMulm 712-226-6071 or go to UnitedSimulator.com
H10 | Saturday, March 23, 2019
Siouxland Homes
Condominium
302 Jones St. #406 • $145,000 • 801824 Fully furnished loft w/ secured underground parking.
Saturday, March 23, 2019 | H11
Siouxland Homes
A proud member of
Thanks for making us Siouxland’s Market Leader for 17 years!
2801 Morgan gan St. • $149,900 • 803981 Raised ranch w/ open floor plan & hardwood floors. OpEn HOUSES SUnDAy, MARcH 24, 2019
FEATURED HOMES
911 22nd St. $49,950 804088
419 Main St, Kingsley $54,500 803950
1512 Broadway, Dakota City $65,000 804163
721 W. 4th St. $75,000 802861
314 S. Lincoln St, Ponca $82,500 803079
1712 S. Maple St. $84,950 803502
3629 Floyd Blvd. $89,950 803827
302 Jones St. Suite 100 Sioux City, IA 51101 712-226-6000 1-800-420-4635
1913 Dakota Ave So. Sioux City, NE 68776 402-494-2031 1-800-420-4635
400 Gold Circle Suite 120 Dakota Dunes, SD 57049 605-217-4663 1-800-420-4635
524 Monterey Trl, Dak. Dunes $759,000 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Barb Kimmel 712-251-4053
625 E. Pinehurst Trl, Dak. Dunes $420,000 Sunday 3:00 - 4:00 Joe Krage 712-251-4030
1314 Clairmont Cir, Sgt. Bluff $350,000 Sunday 12:00 - 1:00 Joe Krage 712-251-4030
303 Willow Bend, Sgt. Bluff $399,000 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Gayle Miille 712-251-6178
3421 Dearborn Blvd. $123,500 Sunday 12:00 - 1:00 Sheryl Ford 712-212-4576
3905 Douglas St. $179,950 Sunday 12:00 - 1:00 Bob Patton 712-490-8734
4811 Royal Ct. $209,950 Sunday 12:00 - 1:00 Jeff Nelson 712-490-4130 townhouse
2707 Home St. $102,250 803925
2125 S. Lemon St. $105,000 802593
1718 S. Helen St. $123,000 803014
3623 Stone Ave. $123,950 803392
1723 S. Cypress St. $124,500 802823
Condominium
3221 Marshall Ave. $159,950 802516
1394 Vandenberg Cir, Sgt. Bluff $159,950 803898
302 Jones St. #511 $170,000 802721
4308 4th Ave. $124,950 802133
1800 Nebraska St. $129,950 802145
Condominium
2910 Jennings St. $179,900 803867
302 Jones St. Unit 404 $194,950 800728
700 4th St. Loft 403 $197,995 803642
Just enter the listing number you see here in the keyword section of the search screen on UnitedRealEstateSolutions.com. Licensed in IA, NE, SD
4216 Seger Ave. $199,950 804087
UnitedRealEstateSolutions.com
1608 30th St. $239,000 Sunday 1:00 - 2:00 Cyndi Unger 712-251-4562
4215 Ridge Ave. $149,900 Sunday 2:30 - 3:30 Cyndi Unger 712-251-4562
5033 Country Club Blvd. $299,000 Sunday 1:00 - 2:00 Greg Gregerson 712-253-2792
2706 S. Glass St. $96,500 Sunday 3:00 - 4:00 Eric Hoak 712-251-4886
nEwLy LiSTED pROpERTiES 603 Courtright St, Mapleton $200,000 800326
515 200th St, Dakota City $255,000 802397
4812 Lorraine Ave. $207,995 804003
3660 Country Club Blvd. $279,950 804156
2258 Carroll Ave. $215,000 803989
4327 Perry Way $289,950 804089
222 Ester St, Ponca $220,000 800448
4537 Deer Shadow Trl. $325,000 804040
915 Douglas St. $230,000 802860
864 Brookside Dr, Jefferson $329,950 803550
1602 30th St. $239,000 803048
604 Country Ln, Kingsley $346,000 803601
1560 Fair Meadows, S. Sioux City $239,000 803869
401 W. 3rd St, S. Sioux City $350,000 802241
multi unit
504 Kingston Cir, Sgt. Bluff $350,000 803932
803 Brookside Dr, Jefferson $399,950 803794
2167 Old Hwy 141. Bronson $409,900 804013
Looking for rentals?
804 E. St. Andrews Cir, Dak. Dunes $469,000 803540
1897 Elk Creek Rd, Sgt. Bluff $699,995 803091
1901 Pierce St. $1,375,000 802862
3461 Wanamaker Way $1,525,000 803302
Contact Beau Braunger United Management, LLC
4014 normandy St. 3BR, 2BA Walkout ranch w/ open concept, vaulted ceiling & main floor laundry. 804180 $249,950
641 Brentwood St. 3BR, 2BA Newly constructed ranch w/eat-in kitchen, walk-in pantry & master bath. 804196 $249,950
33 Ridgeview Rd. 3BR, 4BA All brick ranch w/ foyer, hardwood floors, built-ins & security system. 804212 $250,000
1822 isabella St. 3BR, 1BA 2 story home on corner lot w/ fenced yard; great investment opportunity. 804209 $78,000
6109 Four Seasons Dr. 3BR, 3.5BA 1½ story close to shopping; loft, walk-in closet, new kitchen & bath. 804210 $315,000
212 country club Dr, Lake park 3BR, 3.5BA Beautiful 2 story home w/ high end features & incredible view of lake. 804229 $635,000
647 Brentwood St. 3BR, 2BA Newly built ranch w/ brick accent, 2 car garage & available tax abatement. 804197 $259,950
6541 palm Valley Dr. 4BR, 4BA Ranch w/ spacious living areas, fireplace & granite counters throughout. 804221 $399,950
2620 Ross St. 2BR, 1BA Ranch w/ formal dining room, cedar closet, slider to deck & storage shed. 804232 $126,00
712-226-6000
considering a real estate career?
701 Deerfield Dr. $347,000 Sunday 1:00 - 2:00 Liz Deurloo 712-490-5141
6109 Four Seasons Dr. $315,000 Sunday 3:00 - 4:00 Liz Deurloo 712-490-5141
3230 Jones St. $130,000 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Eric Hoak 712-251-4886
4014 Normandy St. $249,950 Sunday 1:00 - 2:00 Mike Wojcik 712-251-1798
52 McDonald Dr. $315,000 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Joe Krage 712-251-4030
2307 Summit St. $149,950 Sunday 2:00 - 3:00 Paula Brown 712-223-1016
6712 Timberline Dr. $249,950 Sunday 1:30 - 2:30 Jeff Nelson 712-490-4130
Did you know that you can test drive a career in real estate? Just visit UnitedSimulator.com and take our FREE assessment.
WE’RE LOCAL WE’RE GLOBAL We have connections to the very best real estate brokers through our worldwide invitation-only network, Leading Real Estate Companies of the World®. Leading RE includes over 500 market-leading real estate firms. We sell over a million homes and connect tens of thousands of buyers and sellers through our Network each year. LeadingRE provides us with world-class marketing and resources, allowing us to provide you with the very best service.
Contact Kristie VerMulm 712-226-6071 or go to UnitedSimulator.com
H12 | Saturday, March 23, 2019
Siouxland Homes
Buying or Selling
Buying or Selling?
you can count on me!
ThinK ChuCK!
eXPerience matterS, So WHetHer you’re Buying or Selling let me Put my 38+ yearS oF on tHe JoB training to WorK For you!
Email: ChuckBurnett@myunitedagent.com
712-251-0829
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864 Brookside, Wynstone • $329,950
One owner home built by Wegher with tons of updates thru-out! 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, an open concept main, finished basement, & an oversized, heated garage. home warranty included.
OPen SunDay 1:00-2:00
1608 30th st • $239,000
3 bed, 2 bath northside ranch with an attached 2 stall garage.
OPen SunDay 2:30-3:30
804 E. St. Andrews, Dakota Dunes $469,000
4215 ridge Ave • $149,900
3 bed, 2 bath ranch in Morningside with a 1 stall tuck-under garage.
4 bedroom, 3 bath, ranch on quiet Dakota Dunes cul-de-sac. This contemporary home is gorgeous throughout! Large eat-in kitchen has breakfast bar & is open to hearth room with gas log fireplace. Four season porch off kitchen opens to large deck. Master bedroom
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Cyndi Unger CRS, GRI
log fireplace & full wall of built ins, office, & finished work out room.
712-251-4562
3 car garage with steps to basement.
cyndiunger@myunitedagent.com
Spring into a New Home! Open Sunday 1:00-2:00
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DESIGN RECIPES
Open Sunday 3:00-4:00
lthough it may not feel like it in some parts of the country, spring is officially here. The transition to spring not only signals the start of warmer temperatures, but also an CATHY opportunity to HOBBS infuse fresh, invigorating colors into the home. While some colors may automatically come to mind when you think of spring, other colors may surprise you. Looking for interesting colors to use this spring? Here are some of our top spring color tips. Use red: Red is one of the most versatile colors. In nature, found anywhere from flowers to birds, red is an ideal color to signal the return of spring. Consider using a com-
bination of citrus colors: When looking for interesting spring colors to pair, you won’t go wrong with yellow and green. Don’t be afraid to use tints, tones and shades of green: Green is a very clean color and combined tints, tones and shades in a single space can feel crisp and fresh. Use spring colors in unexpected areas of the home such as kitchens and bathrooms: Often these spaces are ignored and may even need more attention. Add a new, affordable decor element such as lighting or toss pillows: Tired of your same look? Why not add a new table or floor lamp or toss pillows to your space? These are some low-cost decor options
712.253.1449
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3+ beds, 3 baths, 2 car garage
701 deerfield dr. 4 beds, 3 baths, 3 car garage
$347,000
$299,000
Experienced Agents Serving You Throughout All of Siouxland. Licensed in SD & IA
Open Sunday 1-3
$209,950
new Listing!
5033 Country Club Blvd.
Contact Cathy Hobbs at info@ cathyhobbs.com; or visit her website at www.cathyhobbs. com
OPEN SUNDAY 12:30-1:30 4811 Ro Royal Ct Sioux City 3 bed, bed,3 bath northside home home.
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that will help to refresh your space. Paint. Walls don’t have to be white. Whether an accent wall or overall color, painting is a quick, affordable and instant way to add color to your space. Greenery. Whether trees or plants, greenery can also help to bring an element of spring into the home. Orange. Orange is one of the more popular colors in home decor. It’s not only a warm and happy color, but it also blends well with other colors including those suitable for spring because most shades have strong yellow undertones.
6109 Four Seasons dr.
Wonderful Morningside ranch home with 3 beds, 4 baths, & an oversize 3 stall garage.
$315,000
2258 Carroll Ave, Sgt Bluff 5 bed,3 bath. Ranch home on 5 acres.
NEWLY LISTED
Custom built 6 bedroom, 3 tiled bath family home on .54 acre culdesac lot with 3 stall garage. Over 3900+ sq ft.
420 Coniston Cir., Sergeant Bluff $274,000
$215,000
604 Country Lane Kingsley 3 bed,2 bath new construction.
Newly listed!
$346,000 new Listing!
15459 Mitchell ave, Spirit Lake 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home in Methodist Campground.
$125,000
2167 Old Hwy 141
3 beds, 2 baths, 2 car garage & detached shop with room for 4-6 cars with lift & heated office. 15 acres of Loess Hills. $409,900
Liz Deurloo Licensed in IA, SD & NE
712-490-5141
lizdeurloo@unitedrealestatesolutions.com
302 Jones St,#404 Sioux City 2 bed,2 bath loft space.
Newly listed!
Great 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom ranch with 3000+ sq ft. of living space.
706 E. St. Andrews, Dakota Dunes $469,500
Welcome Home... From the covered front porch, to the huge deck with hot tub and a view of hole #6, this home is waiting for you to appreciate it. Complete with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, & a gorgeous updated kitchen with island prep sink, granite, breakfast bar, & walk-in pantry, this home has it all! The home’s 2nd floor is updated, including the master suite, and the home has an oversized, attached 2 stall garage.
$194,950
DUPLEX
908 Rockwood Ct, Sergeant Bluff $369,950
2125 Lemon St, Sioux City Morningside Multi-unit.
$109,900
It’s not just Irish Luck; It’s Hard Work, Experience, Loyalty, Persistence, And Professionalism.
Pamela J. Kavanaugh Edwards Broker Associate • Licensed in IA & SD • Cell: 712-259-4074
335 Sioux Point Road Dakota Dunes, SD 57049
Saturday, March 23, 2019 | H13
Siouxland Homes
ART OF DESIGN
‘Home’ has different meanings for everyone
W
hat does “home” mean to you? Selecting an interior designer to help with the design of your home is tricky. A bit of research is required to see if you are a good fit. A meeting should take place — not unlike speed dating — in which basic questions such as styJOSEPH listic preferences, PUBILLONES scope of work, work ethic and budgets are discussed by both parties. Most important is your approach and/or your design philosophy. For example, my interior design philosophy, first and foremost, is dictated by a regional approach. Interiors in Palm Beach, Florida, should not look
like interiors in New York, and vice versa. Interior selections with regard to materials, finishes and colors should reflect the location of the project. A designer should always endeavor to capture the nuances of place, without hitting kitsch. Steer away from designers providing a “signature” look. The best interior designers can work in almost any style. Each home and project should be a reflection of a homeowner’s taste and lifestyle. Each project is and should be different — different in architecture, different in style, different in client requirements. Therefore, the design results are never rubber-stamped, never the same. A designer’s role should be to act
as a moderator, editor and facilitator of design. It’s most important to find out what “home” means to one’s clients and to oneself. The concept of home captures both tactile things and abstract emotions. The best compliment is when guests and visitors cannot describe why they feel so good in your home. It is the “it” factor. Home is about a feeling. It’s a place of comfort, which is the ultimate luxury. Be candid with your designer about what you would like the most important function of your home to be. For one family, it might be comfort. For an aspiring chef, it might be a culinary haven. For a high-stress businessperson, it may be a spalike
atmosphere. For an art collector, it may be a place to house art. It is crucial for the designer to know this linchpin of the design; in the end, the homeowner gets to live with an interior they truly enjoy, and the designer can walk away knowing they have done their very best for them. Some takeaway tips: 1. Decorate to please yourself — not your neighbors or friends. 2. Buy the very best art you can afford — over a long period of time. 3. Accessorize with few items. It’s best if each item is larger than a football. 4. Do not be afraid to mix. Juxtapose styles, colors and textures. 5. Be bold.
6. Leave room for changes: accessories, art and the occasional piece of furniture. 7. An inviting room can even make food taste better. 8. Always add your favorite color to any room. It’ll make you feel good. 9. Take risks. It’s your home and your rules. 10. Read “Home: A Short History of an Idea” by Witold Rybczynski as well as “Geography of Home: Writings on Where We Live” by Akiko Busch. Joseph Pubillones is the owner of Joseph Pubillones Interiors, an award-winning interior design firm based in Palm Beach, Florida. His website is www.josephpubillones. com.
H14 | Saturday, March 23, 2019
Siouxland Homes
newly listed directory
Saturday, March 23 & Sunday, March 24, 2019 ADDRESS
BR’s BA’s
DESCRIPTION
PRICE
LISTER
REALTOR
PHONE
3626 Grandview Blvd
2
1
Property details and photos can be found at c21prolink.com
$115,000
CENTURY 21 ProLink
Holly Wright
712-253-2560
2025 S Maple St
3
1.5 Property details and photos can be found at c21prolink.com
$135,000
CENTURY 21 ProLink
Jessica Kern
712-490-4814
547 Golf Rd, S. Sioux City
2
1
Property details and photos can be found at c21prolink.com
$179,995
CENTURY 21 ProLink
Jason Geary
712-204-0197
5370 Overlook Lane
2
2
New construction townhome in HOA community. Still time to choose your personal finishes and make it your own!
$231,950
CENTURY 21 ProLink
Christine Stultz
712-898-8230
5411 Overlook Lane
2
2
New construction townhome in HOA community. Beautiful upgrade to quartz kitchen counters in this home, walk out basement and nearly completed so readily available for you!
$253,858
CENTURY 21 ProLink
Christine Stultz
712-898-8230
2819 Summit
3
2
Classic style and spacious rooms. High end furnace & air Beautiful woodwork and floors
$164,000
CENTURY 21 ProLink
Nancy Sweeney
712-251-7088
701 Buckwalter Dr
6
6
Custom built, incredible views, over 8000 sq.ft. of living space Sitting on 12.73 acres, 3 levels of living, spectacular home
$900,000
CENTURY 21 ProLink
Barb Maxon
712-253-3647
11 Martha, McCook Lake
3
3
Pride of ownership, beautiful 3 BR 3 Bath home on large level lot. All flooring and appliances are new in the last few years.
$235,000
CENTURY 21 ProLink
Holly Wright
712-253-2560
108 E 1st St, Remsen
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Turn-key business opportunity! Sale includes land, building and equipment.
$79,500
CENTURY 21 ProLink
Julie Hurt
712-540-7757
420 Coniston Cir, Sgt. Bluff
5
3
L ovely ranch conveniently located near the Sgt. Bluff pool & walking trail. Over 3000+ sq ft or living space
$274,000
Dunes Realty
Pam Kavanaugh Edwards 712-259-4074
809 S. Cornelia
3
1
Cute Morningside bungalow with a NEW kitchen, 3 season porch, & a detached 1 stall garage with oversized carport attached
$139,950
Premier Realty Group
Chris Oberg
712-253-922 5
4014 Normandy St.
3
2
Walkout ranch w/ open concept, vaulted ceiling & main floor laundry. Search MLS # 804180 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com
$249,950
United Real Estate Solutions
Mike Wojcik
712-251-1798
1822 Isabella St.
3
1
2 story home on corner lot w/ fenced yard; great investment opportunity. Search MLS # 804209 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com
$78,000
United Real Estate Solutions
Dave Pepin
712-635-5945
647 Brentwood St.
3
2
Newly built ranch w/ brick accent, 2 car garage & available tax abatement. Search MLS # 804197 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com
$259,950
United Real Estate Solutions
Mark Vos
712-253-1449
641 Brentwood St.
3
2
Newly constructed ranch w/ eat-in kitchen, walk-in pantry & master bath. Search MLS # 804196 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com
$249,950
United Real Estate Solutions
Mark Vos
712-253-1449
2711 Jones St.
4
2.75 2 story w/ new windows, siding & roof; 3 season porch off master bedroom. Search MLS # 804199 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com
$140,000
United Real Estate Solutions
Mick Morgan
712-389-4861
6109 Four Seasons Dr.
3
3.5 1½ story close to shopping; loft, walk-in closet, new kitchen & bath. Search MLS # 804210 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com
$315,000
United Real Estate Solutions
Liz Deurloo
712-490-5141
6541 Palm Valley Dr.
4
4
Ranch w/ spacious living areas, fireplace & granite counters throughout. Search MLS # 804221 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com
$399,950
United Real Estate Solutions
Barb Kimmel
712-251-4053
33 Ridgeview Rd.
3
4
All brick ranch w/ foyer, hardwood floors, built-ins & security system. Search MLS # 804212 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com
$250,000
United Real Estate Solutions
Joe Krage
712-251-4030
212 Country Club Dr, Lake Park
3
3.5 Beautiful 2 story home w/ high end features & incredible view of lake. Search MLS # 804229 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com
$635,000
United Real Estate Solutions
Hank Baker
712-490-6621
2620 Ross St
2
1
$126,000
United Real Estate Solutions
Gayle Miille
712-251-6178
Ranch w/ formal dining room, cedar closet, slider to deck & storage shed. Search MLS # 804232 at unitedrealestatesolutions.com
Saturday, March 23, 2019 | H15
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513 7th Street Sioux City, IA 51101 712-255-5611 888-880-4517 premierrealtygrp.com
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Colonial Revival furniture deeply rooted in history
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uestion: This is a photo of a sideboard that has been in our family since the early 1900s. It originally belonged to our great-grandparents and has been passed down through our family. It is in mint condition. Any inforANNE MCCOLLAM mation you can provide about its history and value will be greatly appreciated. Also, since we plan to keep the sideboard in our family, we would like to know its insurance value. Answer: Your sideboard is an example of Colonial Revival furniture. Colonial Revival furniture was factory-made from 1870 to 1940. Many manufacturers loosely copied American styles including William and Mary, Jacobean, Queen Anne, Chippendale, Hepplewhite and Sheraton. The era was rooted in heritage, historic preservation, patriotism, nostalgia and a sense of family history. People were weary of the elaborate ornate Victorian furniture. The Colonial
Revival movement swept the country and peaked in the 1920s and 1930s. The spiral-turned legs with stretchers, geometric-applied carvings and overall straight lines of your sideboard reflect both Jacobean, and William and Mary periods. The wood appears to be walnut. There is a limited interest in collecting Colonial Revival furniture today. Your sideboard was made between 1920 and 1930. An insurance value would probably be around $250 to $500. Q: This diamond-shaped mark is on the bottom of an antique white ironstone soup tureen I have. It has a lid with a handle, and the bowl has handles on both sides. The overall measurements are about 8 inches high by 6 inches wide. I have always kept it on a shelf in my china cabinet and have never used it. An antique dealer who was a close friend gave it to me many years ago. I never asked her anything about its background. She passed away a few years ago, and now I regret not
asking her more about it. What can you tell me about its origin, age and value? A: Your soup tureen was made in England. The diamond-shaped mark is a British Registry mark. The “IV” represents the type of material used. Just below that, the number “23” shows your tureen was made on the 23rd day of the month. On the right, the letter “L” stands for the year 1882. At the bottom, the letter “A” represents the month of December. On the left, the number four indicates the parcel number. Your ironstone tureen with a lid was made on December 23, 1882 and was part of the fourth parcel. The design was registered with the British Government. Your tureen would probably fetch $125 to $150 in an antique shop. Address your questions to Anne McCollam, P. O. Box 247, Notre Dame, IN 46556. Items of a general interest will be answered in this column. Due to the volume of inquiries, she cannot answer individual letters.
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ear James: We are totally redoing our master bedroom and bathroom. The bathroom is narrow, and I always bump the towel bar. Is there a good way to redesign this so there is more space and I won’t bruise my shoulder? — Ron F. JAMES Dear Ron: It DULLEY is convenient to have a towel bar extend well out from the wall for hanging towels, especially wet ones after a steamy shower. As you have found though, this can take its toll on your shoulders and elbows when a narrow bathroom is full of steam. One simple option is to install a towel bar that mounts on the back of the bathroom door. Other designs mount on the door hinge. With either
type, the towel bar is out of the way when you enter and exit the bathroom. The primary drawback to these, particularly in a long narrow bathroom, is that the towels are hanging far from the shower door. Another option is to recess the towel bar into the wall cavity. This not only gets the towel bar out of your path, but it also provides attractive relief to an otherwise long flat wall. Depending upon the size of the bathroom, the towels may be within easy reach from inside the shower. Before you begin this recessed towel bar project, you must find a spot on the wall that does not have any plumbing or electric wiring running up through it. It is fairly easy to check the plumbing fixtures to know if
A recessed towel bar not only gets it out of your path, but also provides attractive relief to an otherwise long flat wall. water pipes run through or not. Check for electrical outlets on the opposite side of the wall in the adjacent room. Electric wire sensors that detect a hot wire in a wall can be purchased at most home center stores. Also, try to select a spot in the wall that has a closet on the opposite side. Since you will be removing one layer of drywall, there may be more sound transmission into the adjacent room through the wall. Once you locate a suitable spot on the bathroom wall, determine the width you need for your towels. If you can get by with just 15 inches, this will
simplify the job. Most homes have wall studs on 16-inch centers, so a 15-inch opening will not require you to saw through wall studs. Locate the wall studs, and cut away a section of drywall to expose the wall cavity and sides of the studs. If you decide you need a wider towel bar, you will have to saw through the center stud. Nail a horizontal header between the two studs to support the severed center stud. This will provide about 31 inches of towel bar space. The height of the opening should be about 6 inches above the towel bar location.
Finish the edges of the wall opening with drywall and corner bead, similarly to how a door opening is done. For a more decorative look, use a fancy molding along the edge. Select one with rounded-edge detail, otherwise you may bump into it or stub your toes. Place a sheet of high-grade plywood against the back of the opening. This will look nice as well as create a second layer for a better sound barrier between the rooms. Another option is to glue cork tiles against the drywall or plywood. Cork tiles are attractive and have good sound-absorption qualities. Send your questions to Here’s How, 6906 Royalgreen Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45244 or visit www.dulley.com.
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STYLE AT HOME
A house isn’t a home without art on the walls J
ust like adding jewelry to the perfect outfit, nothing pulls a room together like impeccably decorated walls. I’ve found that people are either very excited to buy art, or very intimidated. With so many different KATIE options, styles and LAUGHRIDGE aesthetics, it can be overwhelming to choose. After all, art is a true investment. While art speaks differently to everyone, I can offer a few tactics as to how to incorporate pieces into your decor seamlessly and effectively. Don’t be intimidated by a gallery wall. Using a grouping of photos is a great way to play with a large wall space, not to mention you get to use a wide variety of your favorite pieces. Gone is the pressure to narrow down your selection. Try using a collection of sizes and shapes to create the perfect mix. A well-done gallery wall is a work of art in itself. Draw focus to one special piece. Maybe you have a favorite photograph from days past that you want to feature. Perhaps there is a painting you bought and haven’t had the chance to display properly. Using a special piece to anchor a room is a great way to bring attention to your art aesthetic without overwhelming a space. Tie the art into the room. Accessories and florals bring the energy of the painting into the immediate space. Taking colors and textures from the art and incorporating them into your decor is a lovely way to create cohesiveness in a room without crowding the design. Think outside the frame. If you find something beautiful that speaks to you, it’s art! I’ve seen women mount birdcages and terrariums to the wall and create an amazing visual effect. Not every piece of art must be the same medium, color or even material. Mixing and matching different styles creates a great path for the eye. This is a great way to emphasize the ambience for your area.
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No wall is too small for the right piece of art. Not every piece has to shout. We love to use high contrast decor to create a big impact. But sometimes it is nice to let the eye have a chance to pause when the rest of the room has a plethora of design elements. It can be a nice complement to the overall energy of a space to have a relaxing moment to focus on. For moments like these, we recommend use muted tones or traditional elements in your art pieces. Adapted from nellhills.com. Katie Laughridge is the owner of Kansas City interior design destination Nell Hill’s. For more information, contact Katie at Katie@nellhills.com.
Tying the bright pink of a painting in with a fun floral arrangement brings the art into the room and creates a nice line for the eye.
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A GREENER VIEW
Creating habitat attracts wildlife I am often asked how a landscape can be changed or added to so that it will attract more wildlife. Usually, this means birds and butterflies and not pesky JEFF mammals. Birds and other RUGG wildlife live in areas that give them the proper food, water and shelter. We call these areas habitats. Ducks live in lake habitats. Squirrels live in forested habitats. Bison live in prairie habitats, and so on. When different habitats come together, they create a hybrid habitat called an edge habitat. Edges have some animals and plants from each of the contributing habitats and some that live only in that edge habitat.
Edges with large areas of pure habitats on either side have the largest number of species. Birds that spend the summer in one kind of habitat in North America may spend the winter in a different habitat in South America. We rarely think too much about what our birds are doing down there, but as more research is being done we are finding that they play an important role in the ecosystem of both continents. They help to pollinate flowers and contribute to seed dispersal in many plant species up here. Some South American plants are also dependent on our birds for these botanical functions. Many of our pure hab-
itats have been shrunk to very small sizes. At the same time, the edge habitats have greatly increased. Animal species that depend on large areas of the same kind of habitat have declined along with their habitats. Animals that tolerate or prefer edges have prospered. A large woodlot is often viewed as the perfect place to build a home and enjoy living in the woods. Once the streets, parkways, lawns and backyards are all in, there is no longer a woods area, but there is lots of edge. Subdivisions built in farm fields start out with little diversity, but as time goes by and plants are added, the diversity comes. Subdivisions change from
something like a prairie to a large edge habitat. By planting a diversity of plants on your property, you are creating more habitat. You will have more food sources and more nesting places, so a larger variety of birds and butterflies will come to your property. Flowering shrubs and trees are not only pretty for us to look at but they also provide nectar and attract insects for migratory birds to eat. Later they will provide seeds or fruit for the birds to eat while migrating back south for the winter. Shelter from storms, cold and wind must be provided. Evergreens and thick shrubs do this well. Shelter for raising a family is also provided by evergreens and thick shrubs.
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