Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 1st Home, 2804 Kent, Lake Hefner, Nichols Hills Homes, Oklahoma City Real Estate, The Village
Just uploaded, enjoy the video below or visit www.2804Kent.com to see the full blown virtual tour. Don’t miss this one, hardwood floors, updated paint, fixtures and cabinets with an excellent location. Close to shopping, restaurants, and Lake Hefner.
Filed under: New Listings, Uncategorized | Tags: 1st Home, Architectural Style, bathroom remodel, Historic Home, Linwood Place, Oklahoma City Real Estate, Tudor Style
Check out my newest listing 3336 NW 18th St in Oklahoma City
Stunning & Chic in Historic Linwood Place this Tudor Style Home would make a great 1st Home for singles or young couples or anyone who truly appreciates the charm and character that a home built in one of Oklahoma City’s first neighborhoods affords.
The studs out bathroom remodel will knock your socks off. Subway and Honeycomb hex flooring:
The architectural style and detailing in this house continues in the dining and kitchen with plaster accent, built-in corner china hutch and classic black and white kitchen with updated cabinets, appliances and fixtures:
Who do you know that might be looking for a little gem like this? Have them call me, 405.633.3611 I’d be happy to give a private them a private tour of this fantastic place! Huge trees, a large lot, outdoor living space with access from each bedroom and a detached garage, new windows, newer roof, inside laundry room, and numerous others make this place a must see.
For now, click the link below, sit back and enjoy the show (virtual tour) of this fantastic home.
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 1st Home, First Time Buyers, Moore, Moore Real Estate, Moore Schools, OK, Tax Credit
Great opportunity for a first time buyer, 3 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car in Moore Schools. South of 4th Street west of Eastern
1201 Blue Ridge Lane
Light, bright, and ready to move in. Great for 1st time buyer or investor. Built in 2005 this home has lots of light, includes the refrigerator and would make the perfect home. Don’t wait, this one will be gone soon! It’s not too late to take advantage of the first time buyer tax credit schedule an appointment to see this house today. Easy access to I-35, shopping, restaurants & Moore Schools.
If this home doesn’t meet your needs contact me today. I can customize a search that will help you find exactly what you are looking for.
Or fell free to searach the MLS at your leisure on my website:
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 1st Home, Baby, Family, Home Search, Home Tips, ready for baby
I am so proud to welcome the newest member to my family, my neice, Piper Brynn Goldman. She was a little slow to make her appearance but we are all so thankful she made it here smoothly and safely. Her mom and dad did great and couldn’t be more proud!
A visit to the hospital and some reminiscing got me thinking about when our son Jude was born. It was such a whirlwind experience and we were a little bit less than prepared around the house. My wife and I tend to be deadline driven people and work well under a little bit of pressure (aka, procrastinators). When we went to check in with the doctor because Rachel hadn’t been feeling so hot, seven (7) weeks before our delivery date, we never expected to be told we were going to have our baby that day! Not only did we not have any of our furniture yet, we hadn’t even started to baby-proof the house. I think I might have had an expressions similar to this one when I started thinking about all the things that needed to be done:
Thank goodness for family and friends, who stepped up to the plate and made things happen while we were stuck in the hospital and numb from the craziness we had just been through.
When it comes time to bring baby home, don’t worry! They aren’t mobile from day one. You can work on putting things away and securing doors and cabinets before they start crawling.
Now lets rewind back to when we started our home search, I wasn’t married yet and although marriage was in the near future, having a baby was far from my mind. Our house was modest, but at only two bedrooms and a work from home office, we were going to be a little cramped when our first came along and for sure could not handle having a second child there.
As you start your home search here are few things to think about if you plan on starting a family any time soon:
- Space to easily convert to a nursery for the baby
- School District
- How busy is the traffic on the street
- Is the yard enclosed to the kids can run free without getting out
- Do you see other kids playing in the neighborhood
- Walking distance to the nearest park or activity center
When we bought our current house, these were a few of the items that were put on the list as we tried to decide if we were making the right move. We feel like the house we are in now will accommodate our family as long as we want to live there.
How about you, what other things are you looking for in a family home? Is it time for you to think about moving up or getting into a better school district? Let me help by guiding you through the steps to get in the perfect home for you and you family.
