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July Real Estate Showcase 2013
Monthly real estate magazine of the Denton Record-Chronicle
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H. Belo Corporation. Sales Representatives my be reached at 314 E. Hickory St., Denton, TX 76201 (9-5 M-F) 940.566.6823 or email@example.com WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS R E A L T O R S ® Brent Chow 940-453-5159 Cell 940-594-4000 Cell 940-391-2286 Cell 940-595-2458 Cell 214-384-4222 Cell 940-366-0315 Cell 940-367-9157 Cell 940-566-2712 940-368-2043 Cell 940-391-2379 Cell (940) 383-2712 Jim Miller 1-800-6-DENTON (outside TX) Mace Renfro Kathy Rogers Sandy Staley Sonya Smith Joy Testa Ed Williams "Eddie" Williams III Virginia Williams 03 Real Estate Lone Star Pride • Superstar Service www.williamsandwilliamsrealtors.com We Know Denton County... its people, its land, & its opportunities! Let us put our knowledge & expertise to work for you! HISTORICAL ENGLISH TUDOR... AC CE SS 07 03 13 LAKE TEXOMA'S CEDAR OAK HILLS... LA KE VI EW LAKE RAY ROBERTS' RANCH LIVING... LA KE S 1010 W. Hickory St * 'NESTLED IN DENTON'S HISTORICAL DISTRICT" . . . Be mesmerized by its charm and character of yesterday when Denton moved at a gentler pace * To settle estate * 2,332+ sf * 2-story * 3 bedrooms & 2.5 baths * FP * Original hardwood floors * Classic period oversized rooms, fixtures, staircase * Sleeping Porches/Verandas * New roof, 2011 * Workshop * .20 Ac landscaped grounds * MLS #11963723... BRENT, 940-453-5159 ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING... 1, 80 BA 0+ RN SF O N 849 Cedar Oak Dr., Pottsboro* "KNOCKOUT PARTY RETREAT ON TEXOMA"... $119s * * No HOA * Corner, treed, landscaped .36-Acs * Fully furnished * 746+ sf * 2 bdrms * 1 bath * Separate 100+ sf bunk house * Screened-in patio under party deck * Fire pit * Only 54 homes in subdivision * Owner Financing Available * MLS #11924620... VIRGINIA, 940-391-2379 TO SETTLE ESTATE * $50 SF... HE FM 3002 & Union Gove Rd., Valley View, TX * "TO SETTLE ESTATE" . . . Been in same family for decades * Truly heaven in a pastoral setting inspired by nature * Incredible lake views & across from Johnson Branch State Park * Corner of FM 3002 (Lone Oak Rd) & Union Grove * Road frontage * Enjoy life surrounded by 200+ century-old oak trees, water, rolling sandy loam pastures, 3 ponds * Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity... Can be subdivided: 120.03+ Acs, $1,620,000 with 2,349+ sf house, well, storm cellar, lake. Sandy Staley 214-384-4222 Cell or 214802-3909 8.41 ACS * LAKE LEWISVILLE... W 2 KI ER TC NS 1- 3472 Masch Branch Rd N, Denton * "WITHOUT LEAVING HOME"... To settle est * 6-Ac ranch * Denton address * Exemplary Krum ISD * Plenty of space for animals, pool, business, play * 2,393+ sf brick * 4 bdrms * 3 bas * 2.5-car gar* Great rm, corner fp * Study, blt-ins * Formal din, blt-in china * Kit w-granite cntrtops, refrig * Rare find at this $ * REDUCED to $254,900 * Seller RELO * Make Offer * MLS #11915528... JIM/ VIRGINIA, 940-391-2379 147.3 AC RANCH MOMENTS FROM LAKE RAY ROBERTS... S $6 202 Randy St., Whitesboro, TX * Once in a lifetime * Own this historic Whitesboro estate home * 5 bdrms * 2 baths * 2-car garage * Storage galore * Would be great investment property as duplex or wonderful in-law suite * Endless potentials * Fabulous access off Hwy 82 and FM 377 * "Blue Ribbon" Schools * $89,900 * MLS #11960554... BRENT, 940-453-5159 McCormick Rd, Oak Point, TX * "ABSOLUTELY THE CAT'S MEOW"... Build the ranch or estate home of your dreams * Corner of Naylor Rd & McCormick * N of Willowbend Polo Club, Dallas Corinthian Yacht Club, Eagles Landing * Loaded w-awesome sandy soil, native trees * Breathtaking sunsets are awaiting you * Perfect for your horses * No restrictions * Nothing else like this on the market in this area * Owner is motivated & will look at ALL offers * MLS #11959035... VIRGINIA, 940-391-2379 CORPORATE OWNED * KELLER... OWNER FINANCING... 270 ACS @ $4,490 PER ACRE... ND ,4 99 2 PO AC "MAGNIFICENT LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION" ... FM 922 E * Valley View, TX * Approx 1 mile from I-35N * Quiet country setting, yet minutes from restaurants, shopping, churches, exemplary schools * Build your "perfect dream" home * Room to roam * Fresh air is FREE * Awesome sandy soil—perfect for horses * Currently fenced for livestock * Seller will entertain ALL offers * MLS #11934950... SONYA, 940-366-0315 CR 155, Whitesboro, TX * Will Subdivide * "SERENITY"... Featuring expansive landscape highlighted by verdant blanket of rich ranching & farming land dotted w-majestic oaks & pecans * Enjoy all that nature has to offer on 50 breathtaking, unspoiled acres w-gorgeous hills, trees, lots of cover for trophy deer, wildlife * Absolutely magnificent views give this place the perfect homesites * Excellent fences, improved pastures, grasslands, good water supply, sandy soil for horses * MLS #11815064... VIRGINIA/EDDIE,940-368-2043 9733 Birdville Way, Fort Worth, TX * Bluffs at Heritage... 3,798+ sf * 4 bdrms * 4 baths * 5 living * 2 dining * 2-car side-entry garage * New paint & carpet * Wood flrs * Chef's delight kitchen w-stainless steel appls * Great Rm w-stone fp * Media rm w-wet bar * Covered patio overlooks sprinklered .23-Ac lush landscaped grounds * Corner lot * Approved for Fannie Mae HomePath Financing * $364,900 * MLS #11930913... MACE, 940-391-2286 GC 04 Real Estate Budget-friendly tips to prepare your backyard for entertaining best way to accessorize your outdoor space, look for ideas and extra savings in outdoor living departments at warehouse clubs like Sam's Club. You can elevate the outdoor experience with inexpensive touches, such as replacement cushions, an outdoor rug, throw pillows, a chaise lounge, stack chairs or planters. Lighting options from reused holiday lights to solar-powered lanterns are another easy way to create an inviting ambiance without spending a lot of money. Prepare in Advance The best way to reduce stress and stretch your budget is to plan ahead. By stocking up on essentials in advance, such as beverages, snacks and paper goods, hosts will be well prepared for company. Dining When hosting a grilling gathering, get creative and think beyond the hamburger bun. Fresh fish and vegetables are healthy options to throw into the mix and not as costly as you think. Buying fresh meat and produce in bulk is a better value that brings high quality entrees and sides to your gathering. Fruits and sweets, like peaches and pound cake, are delicious when grilled. Keep Bugs Away Where there are outdoor parties, there are bugs to crash them. Position citronella candles around dining and cocktail tables as table décor and as protection from unwanted flying visitors. Use mesh food covers to protect buffet settings and unattended plates while guests mingle and consider vacuum sealing leftovers for the next party or visitors. You can find more ideas for your backyard at www.Samsclub.com/outdoorliving. Refresh the guest list and spruce up the backyard. It's time to head outdoors and share the excitement of summer with company. -StatePoint 07 03 13 T here is no better place to entertain on a warm sunny day than in your own backyard. But before the parties start, make sure your outdoor space is a place where people want to spend time. In 2010 and 2011, Americans spent approximately $359 billion on improving their homes, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. That's a median cost of $3,200 per household. But you don't need to spend a ton to make significant improvements to your outdoor space. Whether you're enjoying a small gathering with family or hosting a big celebration, a few simple changes can set the stage for fun, without breaking the bank. "The key to outdoor entertaining is ensuring your outdoor space is a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere for everyone," said Sharon VanRoo, Seasonal Category Lead at Sam's Club. "A good tip for transforming your backyard is to invest in a few quality accessories that will last beyond one season." Ask about guarantees and ensure furniture and patio cushions are weather proof or listed as "all-weather." Here are some other budget-friendly tips for preparing your backyard for entertaining. Décor Set the tone for your outdoor space by using color as an accent. Emerald green, the 2013 Pantone Color of the Year, is the hot color this year for outdoor décor. Neutrals and reds are also a good way to utilize your budget, as these colors are consistently on trend. And if you're not sure of the 05 Real Estate 07 03 13 RE DU CE D! 2212 Woods Edge LI NE ST W IN G ! $285,000 Towering trees line this updated home 1 story-in Oakmont 4-2.5-3+ car garage! Beautiful updates include thick granite, custom master shower-tub area, flooring-porecelain tile, paint, new roof in 2011, ac-2011, shutters, office with French doors was originally formal dining and offers a light-bright atmosphere for any home. VERY Private large treed back yard w/new fence and two sitting areas. Windows across back of home-lovely! Master w/sitting area. 4th bedrom with closet can double as playroom, study or workout room. 0 Main Street $285,000 RE DU CE D! 1705 Bradford Ct. 7-Acre LOT with tons of trees! Come BUILD your DREAM home nestled among 7 Acres in a quiet location! BRING YOUR HORSES! Zoned residential! Great location close to I-35 for quick travel to the Dallas-Ft. Worth Metroplex. Close proximity to Lake Lewisville! Great home with tons of space! Study with glass French doors that can double as a third living area! Tile floors lead to the open family room and spacious kitchen with ample cabinet and counter space. Island with smooth cooktop, built-in microwave, tile backsplash, pantry, and breakfast bar all open to breakfast area! Tons of natural light thru-out this home! Large master bedroom with crown molding, ceiling fan, and grand walk-in closet. Beautiful master bath with double sinks, jet garden tub, tiled shower, and tile floors. Upstairs is a game room, 4 bedrooms all with walk-in closets, and full bath with double sinks. Backyard with tons of trees and open patio area. $209,500 FODU R PL SA EX LE ! LI NE ST W IN G ! 309-313 Benjamin Street $179,900 3215 Friesian Court This unit is being sold as one full duplex 309-313 Benjamin Street with multi-parcel id#R82434 and R82433. Both units are 2 bdrms, 2 full baths, w/half bath down. Both bdrms have large walk-in closets. Each unit leases for $875 per month and most all the tenants would like to renew the lease after exp. Formal living and formal dining all open. Kitchen w/smooth cooktop range, tile floors, ample cabinet and counter space, walk-in pantry all open to breakfast area and family rm. Family room features a brick wood-burning fireplace, ceiling fan, and vaulted ceilings all open. All bedrooms up wlarge game rm. Oversized master bedroom w/space for sitting area. Master bathroom has garden tub-shower combo, his-hers sinks, linen closet, and large walk-in closet. Both additional bedrooms have great closet space and ceiling fans. Hall bathroom has separate sinks and medicine cabinet. PLUS sprinkler system, and security system. $164,000 141 Pintail Lane RE DU CE D! Great home w/formal dining, tile in all the wet areas, 2-inch wood blinds thru-out home. Large eat-in kitchen with ample cabinets and counter space, electric range and pantry closet. All bedrooms up with walk-in closets plus a game room or 2nd living area up. Master bath w/garden tub, separate shower, and his-hers walk-in closets. Covered back patio area and large fenced yard. $135,000 412 Meng Circle $105,000 Home will not last!! Beautiful Backyard with an above-ground pool. Open floorplan with vaulted ceilings and laminate floors plus a floor to ceiling brick fireplace. All bedrooms with walk-in closets and ceiling fans. Great custom dĂŠcor thru out. Galley kitchen with ample cabinet and counter space and tile floors with pantry. Oversized garage with utility area in garage. Home is located on a quiet cul-de-sac with a large landscaped yard. 4024 Lone Star-$197,500- South Denton 3820 Granada Trail-$549,900 - Forrestridge 2209 Woods Edge-$229,500-Oakmont 1706 Santa Fe Trail-$145,000-Krum 3120 Creekside-$349,900-Ponder 2401 Redondo Road-$159,900 -South Denton 2902 Hollis-$149,900-Corinth 105 Blue Bonnet-$149,500-Justin 323 Lone Tree-$23,900-Decatur 5205 Young Street-$64,000-The Colony AV AI LA NO W BLE ! LI NE ST W IN G ! Contracts Pending: 217 Tanglewood $1,295 per month Great rental centrally located great for UNT or TWU students. Wood floors thru most of home, ceramic tile in kitchen and baths! Vaulted ceilings, Open living area with brick woodburning fireplace with gas starter. All bedrooms are good size..., nice landscaping, Fenced yard with large deck area and open patio in back yard. rear garage, 2-inch blinds thru-out, vaulted ceilings. COME SEE THIS ONE! CUTE HOME! For More Photos & Info Visit www.mlamb.com 940.591.0616 firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com GC 06 Real Estate 07 03 13 Ft. Worth ~ For Lease! 4 bedroom home ready for move in, includes refrigerator, washer and dryer. Community pool, common area, play parks and highly rated Northwest ISD. $1,300 a month. Call Ben 972-342-5029 www.bendeanda.com Oak Point ~ Build Close to the Lake! Excellent 1-acre lot located in beautiful Emerald Sound at Lake Lewisville. Large corner lot with trees and space. Lot is nice and level for your building needs. $75,000. Call Roxa 214-791-2011 www.11908934.homesbyroxa.com Cross Roads ~ Move-In Ready! Great 3 bed, 2.1 bath home. Enjoy community amenities and an elementary school within walking distance. Slate floors and wood laminate throughout. Jogging trail, clubhouse, pools—this is a great community! $151,000. Call Tracey 469-358-3008. www.11916130.traceyclifton.com Waxahachie ~ Full of Charm! 4 bed Victorian style house on 1+ acre, wood floors, 2 living areas, breakfast bar, lots of cabinet space, smooth-top cooktop, dbl ovens, built-in microwave, large master with French doors leading to balcony, and covered patio. $189,900. Call Ben 972-342-5029 www.bendeanda.com Flower Mound ~ Call This Place Home! 4 bed, 2.1 bath in desirable location. Covered front porch looks out over the huge 3/4-acre cul-de-sac lot, 2-story entry with high end LVT wood laminate floors that flow throughout the downstairs, living area w/ fireplace & wall of windows. $253,061. Call Ben 972-342-5029 www.bendeanda.com Flower Mound ~ Privacy Galore! Wonderfully renovated manufactured home in the country, nine minutes to Lake Ray Roberts State Park. 3 bed, 2 bath with large back deck, fireplace and plenty of ready firewood on your almost 10 private acres. Nice shop with electric. $149,000. Call Brent 214-616-7092 www.brentnelms.com Grapevine ~ Investors Duplex Dream! Each side 1,546 sq. ft. with 3 bed, 2 baths, & 2-car garage complete with a nice-sized fenced backyard. One has granite c-tops & wood flooring. Fireplace in each unit! Large living rooms with nice-sized kitchens and full utility rooms! $237,000. Call Shelley 214-598-7726 www.foreverdfw.com Alvord ~ A Piece of Country Paradise! Beautiful brick home on 10.49 acres w/great views. Open concept LV w/ Austin stone hearth. Large kitchen w/ample cabinets, counter space, wine rack. Spacious master and bath. 3-stall barn w/tack room & hay storage. Cross fenced, pond and good coastal hay. $299,900. Call Gary 972-317-9401 www.11852361.garykuhatschek.com Argyle ~ Peaceful, Tranquil & Beautiful! 5 bed, 4 bath cedar home w/facilities for horses and fully equipped w/ ducks in the pond. That mountain cabin or lake house you've been dreaming of is here and has room to spare for family and friends. $537,500. Call Sherry 214-794-6045 www.sherrygriffinrealtor.com Highland Village ~ Custom Dream Home! 5/4/3 complete with 4 living areas! Hardwoods, gourmet kitchen w/ granite, island, SS appl, gas cooktop, dbl ovens, walk-in pantry & butler's pantry. Game room, media room plus 34x13 bonus room. Lots of storage. Amenities galore! $599,900. Call Lisa 972-317-5151 Highland Village ~ Highland Shores Beauty! 4/4.1/3 on large lot w/ backyard oasis. Private back features pool, spa, pergola over large deck and professional landscaping. Master and guest down, 2 beds and bath up w/ game room & media. Gourmet kit open to liv. $675,000. Call Ron 214-704-7640 www.ronmorris.com Lewisville ~ Wow, What a Yard! Austin stone 1-story in gated subdivision on 1 acre w/mature trees & sparkling pool. 3/2.5+5/4, 2 living areas + study. Incredible finish out, hardwoods & beamed ceilings, huge master, island kitchen and lots of glass for many picturesque views. $699,900. Call Cammy 214-724-0331 cammyturgon.featuredwebsite.com GC Tips for setting up or improving a home office have access to your backed-up data from any computer, smartphone or internet-connected device. "For many businesses, their data is their most valuable asset," says Pete Lamson, Senior Vice President of Cloud Backup at Carbonite. "Cloud backup offers another layer of protection, as you're protecting yourself from anything that could happen to your home office, like natural disaster, theft or power surges." More information about business data protection can be found at www.Carbonite.com. Separation While smartphones and tablets make it nearly impossible to totally tune out sometimes, it's important to at least try to separate your work space from your living space to the best of your ability. Not every smaller home or apartment may allow for a complete physical separation, but the more you can psychologically disassociate the two, the better work you will do during work hours and the better living you will do the rest of the time. If you can't separate your office with a door, try dividing your room with a bookshelf, oriental screen or other room divider. These solutions can be both practical and affordable. Taking the time to modernize your home office will improve the quality of your work. -StatePoint 07 Real Estate 07 03 13 (c) Goodluz - Fotolia.com f you work from home, you know how important it is to turn your home office into an efficient workspace. And these days, making improvements with that goal in mind rests on keeping up with the trends and times. Ergonomics The design of your workspace can have a tremendous impact on how you feel, and ultimately, your productivity. There are steps you can take to reduce your chance of I on-the-job stress injuries like back pain and carpal tunnel syndrome. Experts advise setting up your desk so that all the items on it are within easy reach, your feet touch the floor, and your eyes are at the same level as the top of your monitor. There are ergonomically designed keyboards, chairs, desks and foot rests on the market that can help too. If possible, use a headset or speakerphone to prevent that bad habit of cradling your phone between your ear and shoulder. Data Protection Half of Americans have lost or accidentally deleted files from their primary computer, according to recent studies conducted by Wakefield Research and a2b Research. And one-third admits that they have never backed up their computers, or haven't done so in more than a year. Don't leave your valuable documents susceptible to such a fate. New technology is making investing in data protection easier and more affordable. For example, Carbonite offers online (commonly referred to as cloud) backup solutions that are robust enough for a medium-sized business and affordable for even very small ones. Because it backs up computer files automatically, you can set it and forget it, so you can concentrate on your bottom line. And if your work keeps you on the go, you'll HERMES INSURANCE The Insurance Texans Trust.® 940-458-4664 www.hermes-insurance.com Home • Auto • Life GC 08 Real Estate 07 03 13 Marla Carrico Realtor® Morelle Miller Broker Josh White Broker "We Also Have Homes For Lease and Provide Property Management Services" MORELLE M. MILLER firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com (940) 395-0414 (940) 390-9518 (940) 387-7514 1811 Bolivar, Denton, TX EQUAL HOUSING OPORTUNITY 4227 Boxwood ~ Denton Lovely 3 bedroom home w/study in Pecan Creek! Family room is open to kitchen & breakfast area, lots of natural light. Incredible details, archways, crown molding & decorative light fixtures. Formal living & dining. Master suite has lovely view, plantation shutters, garden tub, & separate vanities. Peaceful backyard setting w/stone walkways, arbor & beautiful landscaping. Backs up to greenbelt area w/lots of trees & picnic area. $279,000. Call Marla 940-395-0414. 1905 Breaker Ln. ~ Flower Mound Lovely home on 1.62 acres in desired subdivision off Lake Grapevine. Lots of windows, gorgeous views of lake & treed lot. Two master bedrooms, lg study, wood floors, granite counters, lg baths, 3-car garage + work space, infinity pool, community boat launch, mt biking & hiking trails, lake access, beautiful neighborghood fountains. $660,000. Call Marla 940-395-0414. 831 Old Justin Road ~ Argyle Beautiful 4/4 bath country estate on treed acreage. Stunning views, vaulted ceilings, marble floors, brick fp. Kitchen has wood floors, copper countertops, movable island & huge walk-in pantry. Master suite has double vanity, huge shower, claw-foot tub, & add'l fireplace. Charming barn w/3 sets of double doors, room for tractors, potting shed, full apt w/kit, living area & upstairs loft. $675,000. Call Marla 940-395-0414. 1407 Stratford ~ North Denton Beautiful 3 bedroom w/light & open formal living room, plantation shutters throughout, formal dining with lovely wall trim. Lots of cabinets, updated appliances & nice wood floors. Lg master suite w/vaulted ceilings, his & her vanities & closets. Beautiful backyard! Landscaped, big shade tree, arbor & garden! $174,500. Call Marla 940-395-0414 R ED U C ED 3525 Valley View ~ North Denton Charming 3/2/2 on north side of Denton. All new flooring! Kitchen has a nice-sized pantry, black appl. including fridge, gas stove, dishwasher. Hallway linen closet w/lots of storage, lrg fenced yard. Ginnings Elementary, exemplary school! $104,500. Call Marla 940-395-0414 9843 Walnut Hill ~ Providence Village Charming 2-story, 4/3/2 with beautiful wood floors downstairs and tile in kitchen & bathrooms, 2 living & 2 dining areas, goodsized backyard. Experience all the amenities: pools, walking trails, mini-golf, clubhouse, gym, fishing lakes, parks & more. $149,500. Call Marla 940-395-0414. 1200 Chattahoochee ~ Savannah Lovely spacious Cape Cod-style home with a charming balcony. Conveniently located on a corner lot with quick access to 380. Convenient to toll road and to Denton. House needs a little TLC. $159,000. Call Marla 940-395-0414 1913 Emerson ~ Denton Charming, bright 3 bedroom home with lovely backyard, deck & view of the park! Brand new paint inside and out! New carpet and laminate wood-like floors! Open, kitchen, breakfast and living area, lots of windows for natural light. Enclosed porch for additional living space. $174,500. Call Marla 940-395-0414. COMMERCIAL: $1,299,000 Or For Lease: $12,999 ($6,499.50 per side) Annual Cost Per Sq. Ft. nnn $11.48 8913 Chisholm ~ Cross Roads Wonderful 3/2 w/study. Updated hardware, light fixtures, flooring, window coverings & appliances. Open concept floorplan, split bedrooms, great HOA amenities & storage shed in the backyard. $149,500. Call Marla 940395-0414 112 McCubin ~ Valley View Building located on the Square of Valley View and close to I-35. Great opportunity to start a restaurant. Appliances also for sale. $169,000. Call Josh White 940-390-9518 for more information. 0 Shady Rest Lane ~ Corinth Half an acre lot in a country setting ready to build on! Drive down the tree-lined road and turn in the gravel drive into beautiful country living with mature trees and convenient access to 35, Denton, Corinth, and Lewisville. $60,000. Call Marla 940-395-0414. 2609 Scripture ~ Denton NEW LISTINGS: 2204 Crestmeadow 5/2/1, $169,000. Call Josh White 940-390-9518 3220 Brooke ~ Denton 3/2/2. Great home close to Evers Elementary. $129,000. Please call Josh White 940-390-9518 for more information. 722 Lakey 2 bedroom, 1 bath. $75,000. Call Josh White 940-390-9518 3408 Cooper Branch ~ Denton 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2-car garage brick home. $172,000. Call Josh White 940-390-9518 for info. LAND: Lot 6 FM 261 ~ Valley View - 2.65 Acres, $39,999. Call Josh White 940-390-9518 Custom-built doctors' offices. Well designed for easy flow of patients, staffers, nurses & doctors. Top quality finish out: travertine, granite, etc. 8 exam rooms per side; multiple offices, 1 w/private bath, extensive nurse stations, large staffer area. Large dual access central lab w/two lg storage closets. Each side has employee bathroom as well as patient bathroom. Large dual access central break room. Near Presby. Call Marla 940-395-0414. GC 09 Real Estate 07 03 13 CertiďŹ ed Residential Specialists Jim & Linda McKissack, CRS O: 940/484-9441 M: 940/383-6683 Keller Williams Realty Mariella Cudd, CRS, GRI, CDRS, SRES O: 940/484-0036 H: 940/595-5540 Cudd Realty Kaye Spence, CRS Rahna Raney, CRS, ABR O: 940/591-6609 H: 940/387-8690 Keller Williams Realty 940/391-0016 Keller Williams Realty Marianne Lamb, CRS, ABR Wanda L. Perry, CRS, GRI Myra Oliver, CRS, GREEN, GRI D: 940/591-0616 O: 940/484-9411 Keller Williams Realty M: 940/736-8776 Lake Kiowa Realty O: 940/594-6466 Keller Williams Realty Certified Residential Specialists offer unique expertise due to advanced study and a proven record of experience. GC 10 Real Estate 07 03 13 Ken Stockdale, REALTOR® kstockdale.valuedagent.com 940-387-8677 "Celebrating 40 years in Denton!" 3657 TUSCAN HILLS CR. Gated Community – Custom Kent Key home overlooking Unicorn Lake. MLS #11888526 3017 MONTEBELLO, Tuscan Hills – Corner lot, 6,695 sq. ft. $80,000 See more homes on EPropertySites.com GC 11 Real Estate Serving Denton Over 40 Years 1800 N. Carroll Blvd., Ste. F, Denton, TX 76201 www.jimmybrownrealtor.com 940-566-1515 email@example.com HURRY! Take a look at this well-maintained 3/2/2 home in NE Denton. The open floorplan features a large living room with fireplace and gas starter, and nice kitchen, breakfast area and utility room. The bedroom wing offers a large master bedoom and bath, and two additional bedrooms. The living area opens onto a patio and fenced backyard with extra concrete for an RV, boat, etc. Priced to sell at $125,900. 07 03 13 SOUTHRIDGE DUPLEX Wonderful architecturally designed, 2-level contemporary duplex on a treed lot in Southridge. Designed with owner-occupied and tenant sides, each unit has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and 2-car garage. Great opportunity to live in a beautiful home and also have income. $225,000. Call today to see. RESIDENTIAL LOT Take a look at this beautiful residential lot located on Cove Drive in Shady Shores. This lot has nice trees, 11,000+ sq. ft., and is lakefront accessible. Survey available. $30,000. LARGE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING Located on the corner of Malone and Crescent, just one block south of University Drive, this 1.5-acre property is zoned NRMU12. The nearly 12,000-squarefoot brick facility is suitable for medical, office, multifamily, retail, school, day care, etc. Property has 80 parking spaces and 3 curb cuts. For additional information, please contact our office. GC 12 Real Estate New home technologies can save your family time, money 07 03 13 ew technologies are now enabling homeowners to automate lights, entertainment and security systems, thermostats, door locks and more. And experts say that coordinating these control systems can save you time and money, and increase the value of your home. Gone are the days when home automation was a futuristic concept from science fiction or an out of reach luxury, as new innovations are making such technologies more affordable and easier to use. "While many automation products available today are stand-alone devices, offering control for only one component of your house, such as your thermostat or music, it's possible to bring all of those various smart home features together under one system," says Martin Plaehn, CEO for Control4, a market leader in home automation. "And doing so can make your life easier." If you're not entirely sure that modernizing your home in this way is right for you, there are many things to consider, ranging from security to budget N to comfort to increasing the value of your home. I Stay safe: An automation system can deliver peace of mind. Before you left for vacation, did you forget to lock the door or schedule your lights to rotate? With a system like the Control4 MyHome app, you can use your mobile device to check your security system or lock your front door from wherever you are in the world. I Stay on budget: It may be hard to imagine a high-tech home, but flexible systems allow you to start small, controlling just one room and then expand through the home. For example, Control4 can start with a single controller, remote and an app to automate and control existing or new smart devices. Over time the system can grow, adding more devices and functionality to meet your changing lifestyle needs and budget. I Invest: While there are upfront costs to modernizing your home, you may recover some of your initial investment if you're looking to sell any time in the future. Such an upgrade can potentially drive up your home's value and will definitely set it apart from others on the market. I Go green: By scheduling everything -- from lighting control to thermostat management, you can stop wasting energy at home and save kilowatts and dollars. You can even program your shades to be drawn at a certain time of day to keep your house cooler. An installer can consult with you to offer more ideas for how to make your home more energy-efficient. I Reduce clutter: With one remote, you can turn on your television, draw the shades, dim the lights and control the temperature of the room, making space on your coffee table for more snacks! I Ease of use: Many home automation systems operate from a device you're already familiar with, such as your smartphone, tablet or computer. More information about modernizing your home can be found at www.Control4.com. Envy the Jetsons? While robot maids may still be a futuristic fantasy, new technologies available today can help you live a more comfortable lifestyle. -StatePoint Creating Customers For Life Ron Hebert & Lance Yuzbick 13 Real Estate The Results Team "Creating Customers For Life!" Interest rates are low and buyers are looking... We have an extensive knowledge of real estate due to first-hand experience accompanied by years of working within the industry. 07 03 13 940-898-8815 Ron Hebert REALTOR® Yuzbick & Lance REALTOR ® List your home with a team that can provide results! Call Us Today. www.results-team.com W G NE TIN S LI More pictures and virtual tours at NE W S LI TI NG VA C T AN LO T class raw 928 Sierra Dr. – Denton – $109,900 Absolutely amazing 4 bedroom 2 bath home on a large treed corner lot. The light & open floorplan is perfect for entertaining. The kitchen overlooks the dining & family room. Large family room with fireplace and tons of windows. The kitchen has tons of storage and a large island/breakfast bar. Beautiful master bedroom & bathroom both have skylights. Master bedroom has 2 closets. Master bath has separate tub & shower. 22x16 screened porch, 23x15 workshop, solar screens. Great location close to schools, parks & shopping. 1122 Heiden Ct. – Flower Mound – $159,900 Great 3/2/2, 1778 sq. ft. family home on a large corner lot close to schools, shopping and parks. Get ready to relax this summer on the large wood deck and cool off in the inground pool. The floorplan is light and open and features vaulted ceilings, kitchen that overlooks the breakfast and living area, breakfast bar and a wood-burning fireplace. The home has new central heat & air, new water heater and recent roof. Don't miss your chance to call this wonderful home yours! 1316 Cordell St. – Denton – $52,900 Incredible vacant 65x124 lot in the heart of Denton perfect for building your own investment property or home. Currently zoned Commercial NRMU12. Great location close to UNT & TWU, University Dr. & Rayzor Ranch. W G NE TIN S I L W G EW N NG N NE TII S ST I I L L WW GG E IN NE IN N ST T LILIS FO RE CL New Construction! OS UR E 645 Chaparral Ct. – Highland Village – $359,900 Absolutely immaculate, recently updated home inside & out that shows like a model. The light & open floor plan is highlighted by hardwood floors, 18-inch tile, warm & inviting colors, master bedroom & 2nd bedroom down, 2 fireplaces, dramatic vaulted ceilings, and the list just keeps going. The kitchen with granite, tumbled marble backsplash, island, and over-&-under lighting overlooks the breakfast and family room. The large master bath has his-&-her vanities, Jacuzzi tub, separate shower, & a huge walk-in closet. 2 bedrooms with Jack-&-Jill bath & game room upstairs. Great location, cul-de-sac, beautiful landscaping, trees, large wood deck, sprinklers, & solar screens make this home a showstopper. 2820 Dana St. – Denton – $129,900 New construction 3/2/2 home perfect for first-time buyer or investor. 1388 sq. ft. light & open floor plan, tile, large utility room. Hardiplank siding, covered porch, great location. Super energy-efficient home with radiant barrier, low-E windows, and more. Don't miss your chance to call this home yours or build on another lot in the neighborhood. 15021 Scenic Rd. – Pilot Point – $465,000 Bank-owned foreclosure ready for your horses, cars, boats, RV and more. This amazing property has had extensive updating inside & out. With just a few more of your own touches this will be a showplace. Wait until you see the 3600 sq. ft. shop that has 5 garage spaces, 2 large overhead side doors to accommodate any large vehicle/RV, electric, plumbing, setups for offices. The interior of the home has extensive woodwork, built-ins, new paint, new cpt, new tile, new appliances, upgraded windows and the list just keeps going. Wtih just a little cleanup the pool & spa will be your own backyard oasis. Wraparound porch, stone & wood elevation, extra parking, 3.27 acres... what else could you ask for? The home will be sold as is. N OW H ND NC SU RA W G W EE G IN NN IN TT S I S I LL 723 Rolling Ridge Ln. – Duncanville – $94,900 Fantastic 4 bedroom, 1 bath, 1386 sq. ft. home with ALL NEW: interior & exterior paint, windows, central heat & air, carpet, vinyl & tile, granite countertops, tumbled marble backsplash, dishwasher, stove, sink, faucet, marble shower, pedestal sink, ceiling fans and more! Great location, huge backyard, storage building. New Construction Homes from the $120's Audra Oaks Subdivision Bellaire Crossing Subdivision W G NE TIN S LI 3621 Ranchman Blvd. – Denton – $149,900 3/2/2, 1607 sq. ft. home in Sundown Ranch. The light & open floorplan is highlighted by new carpet, beautiful hardwood floors, tile, tons of windows, built-ins, gas starter fireplace, work center and more! The kitchen overlooks the large breakfast room and spacious family room. Wonderful master bathroom with garden tub, separate shower, his & her sinks on a raised vanity & huge walk-in closet. New carpet, new dishwasher, new insulated garage door, solar screens, recent roof, full sprinklers, large lot, water feature are just a few more of the great features of this wonderful home! GC 14 Real Estate LongTide Homes AFFORDABLE NEW HOMES 07 03 13 Summerfield Addition Open Sundays 12:00-6:00pm 411 Glenwood St, Gainesville Build On Your Lot! • Low Money Down • Home Plans Starting from $63 per Sq. Ft. • Perfect Credit is NOT required • DFW and Surrounding County Locations • Choose From Over 20 New Floor Plans • Professional Design Consultation • One Closing – seller pays most closing costs • Land Equity = down payment, even if not owned Call Today 940-202-7911 www.LongTide.com GC RE/MAX Cross Country announces top May producers 15 Real Estate 07 03 13 Dottie Curry RE/MAX Cross Country had an exciting May with listings being sold even before they were entered into MLS. Sales volume, units sold and production surpassed all May numbers since 2007. Volume closed topped May 2012 by almost 80% and units sold reflected an increase of 86%. Million dollar producers abounded with the following associates taking honors for the month: I Dottie Curry, Accredited Buyer's Representative, Certified Residential Specialist, Certified Distressed Property Expert, RE/MAX International Hall of Fame, RE/MAX Lifetime Achievement Award, 2012 RE/MAX Platinum Club: Barbara Eardley over $3 Million in Closed Sales Volume, Top Production, Top Sales Volume and Top Number of Units Sold. Barbara Eardley, I Accredited Buyer's Representative, Certified Residential Specialist, Certified Distressed Property Expert, Graduate, Real Estate Institute, RE/MAX International Hall of Fame, 2012 RE/MAX Executive Club: over $1 Million in Closed Sales Volume. I Gary Kuhatschek, Accredited Buyer's Representative, Certified Residential Specialist, Graduate, Real Estate Institute, Certified Relocation Professional and Gary Kuhatschek Certified Distressed Property Expert, RE/MAX International Hall of Fame, RE/MAX Lifetime Achievement Award, 2012 RE/MAX Platinum Club: over $1 Million in Closed Sales Volume. I Brent Nelms Team, 2012 RE/MAX Executive Club: over $1 Million in Closed Sales Volume, Top Team Sales Volume and Top Team Units Sold. I Ben deAnda, Accredited Buyer's Representative, Certified Residential Specialist, Certified Distressed Property Expert, RE/MAX International Hall of Fame, 2012 RE/MAX 100% Club:in closed sales volume and tied for Top Brent Nelms Number of New Listings. I Raisa Wilfong, 2012 RE/MAX 100% Club: over $1 Million in closed sales volume. I Dave Ryer, Accredited Buyer's Representative, RE/MAX International Hall of Fame, 2012 RE/MAX 100% Club: over $1 Million in closed sales volume. I The Lisa Riney-Healy and Charlotte Wilcox Team, 2012 RE/MAX 100% Club members: over $1 Million in Closed Sales Volume, Top Team Production and Top Team Ben deAnda New Listings. Cammy Turgon, I RE/MAX International Hall of Fame, RE/MAX Lifetime Achievement Award, 2012 RE/MAX Platinum Club: tied for Top Number of New Listings. Congratulations RE/Max Cross Country associates on a superb month. To contact an outstanding RE/MAX Cross Country REALTOR, call 972-3179586. Visit them at their Victorian office at 1990 Justin Road (FM 407) in Highland Village. Raisa Wilfong Dave Ryer Cammy Turgon Lisa Riney-Healy & Charlotte Wilcox GENE GOHLKE BUILDING PRODUCTS • Vinyl Windows • Window Glass Replacement • Screen Repair • Solar Screens 612 E McKinney Denton, Texas 76201 940-382-1502 (See Gohlke First) GC 16 Real Estate REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE 07 03 13 Who to contact for cities and schools Denton County communities range in size from nearly 100,000 to just over 500 — from the suburban areas in southern Denton County to the smaller, agriculturally surrounded communities in the north. In the central part of the county, Denton and the Lake Cities (Corinth, Hickory Creek, Lake Dallas and Shady Shores) continue to deal with the growth flowing north and west from Dallas and Collin counties, respectively. The following information from the North Central Texas Council of Governments includes population estimates and contact information for each of the county's many communities. Argyle 2010 pop. est.: 3,400 506 N. Highway 377 P. O. Box 609 Argyle, TX 76226 940-464-7273 Fax: 940-464-7274 www.argyletx.com Aubrey 2010 pop. est.: 2,600 107 S. Main St. Aubrey, TX 76227 940-440-9343 www.aubreytx.net Bartonville 2010 pop. est.: 1,400 1941 E. Jeter Road Bartonville, TX 76226 817-430-4052 Fax: 817-430-9433 www.townofbartonville.com Corinth 2010 pop. est.: 19,750 3300 Corinth Parkway Corinth, TX 76208 940-498-3200 Fax: 940-498-3247 www.cityofcorinth.com Cross Roads 2000 census pop.: 603 1401 FM424 Cross Roads, TX 76227 940-365-9693 Fax: 940-665-6898 www.crossroadstx.gov Denton 2010 pop. est.: 110,300 215 E. McKinney St. Denton, TX 76201 940-349-8200 972-434-2520 (metro) Fax: 940-349-8236 www.cityofdenton.com Double Oak 2010 pop. est.: 2,600 320 Waketon Double Oak, TX 75077 972-539-9464 Fax: 972-539-9613 www.double-oak.com Flower Mound 2010 pop. est.: 62,950 2121 Cross Timbers Road Flower Mound, TX 75028 972-874-6000 Fax: 972-874-6460 www.flower-mound.com Hickory Creek 2010 pop. est.: 3,750 1075 Ronald Reagan Ave. Hickory Creek, TX 75065 940-497-2528 Fax: 940-497-3531 www.hickorycreek-tx.gov Highland Village 2010 pop. est.: 15,250 1000 Highland Village Road Highland Village, TX 75077 972-899-5132 www.highlandvillage.org Justin 2010 pop. est.: 3,150 415 N. College Ave. P.O. Box 129 Justin, TX 76247 940-648-2541 www.cityofjustin.com Krum 2010 pop. est.: 4,000 102 W. McCart St. P.O. Box 217 Krum, TX 76249 FILE PHOTO 940-482-3491 www.ci.krum.tx.us Lake Dallas 2010 pop. est.: 7,300 212 Main St. P.O. Box 368 Lake Dallas, TX 75065 940-497-2226 www.lakedallas.com Lewisville 2010 pop. est.: 96,450 151 W. Church St. P.O. Box 299002 Lewisville, TX 75057 972-219-3400 972-434-1112 (metro) www.cityoflewisville.com Lincoln Park 2000 census pop.: 517 110 Parker Parkway Aubrey, TX 76227 940-365-2839 Little Elm 2010 pop. est.: 24,000 100 W. Eldorado Parkway Little Elm, TX 75068 214-975-0400 www.littleelmtx.us Northlake 2010 pop. est.: 2,300 1301 FM407 P.O. Box 729 Northlake, TX 76247 940-648-3290 www.town.northlake.tx.us Oak Point 2010 pop. est.: 2,700 100 Naylor Road Oak Point, TX 75068 972-294-2312 www.oakpointtexas.com Pilot Point 2010 pop. est.: 4,100 102 E. Main St. P.O. Box 457 Pilot Point, TX 76258 940-686-2165 www.cityofpilotpoint.org Ponder 2010 census pop.: 1,150 405 Shaffner St. P.O. Box 297 Ponder, TX 76259 940-479-2396 www.pondertx.com Roanoke 2010 pop. est.: 7,500 108 S. Oak St. Roanoke, TX 76262 817-491-2411 www.roanoketexas.com Sanger 2010 pop. est.: 7,050 201 Bolivar St. P.O. Box 1729 Sanger, TX 76266 940-458-7930 www.sangertexas.org Shady Shores 2010 pop. est.: 2,450 P.O. Box 362 101 S. Shady Shores Road Lake Dallas, TX 75065 940-498-0044 www.shady-shores.com/ The Colony 2010 pop. est.: 40,100 6800 Main St. The Colony, TX 75056 972-625-1756 www.thecolonytx.gov S EN D ERA T IT L E Our knowledgeable escrow officers are here to provide you with excellent service! 17 Real Estate 07 03 13 Naomi Hampton Branch Manager/Escrow Officer Aubrey Office 958 Hwy 377 South Ste. 100, Aubrey, TX 76227 Phone 940-440-0201 Fax 940-440-0901 Serving the Surrounding Areas GC 18 Real Estate New tips for disaster preparedness at home o one likes to think about worst case scenarios, but being prepared for them is crucial to quickly recover in the event they occur. But there's good news -- new technologies and tools are making it easier to protect yourself and your loved ones from all kinds of emergency situations. Your Home When is the last time you replaced your home's windows? New stronger materials -including impact-resistant glass and laminated glass -- are now available, that are specifically designed to handle storms, hurricanes and other extreme weather scenarios. Think about the kind of weather that threatens your home and consider better protecting it with upgraded windows. While there's an upfront cost associated with these replacements, you could potentially save big on repairs down the line. Your Data One area of disaster preparedness you may not have given much consideration to is data protection. The Federal Emergency Management Agency states that 40 to 60 percent of businesses who experience a data disaster never recover. From your financial information to your children's baby photos, don't let that same type of devastating data loss happen N 07 03 13 to your family or business. Cloud backup should be a key component in your disaster preparedness plan, according to experts. "In the event you experience data loss from fire, natural disaster or even theft, you can recover your data quickly and easily from the cloud," says Piyum Samaraweera, Senior Director of Product Management at Carbonite, a provider of automatic online backup. "Think of it as an insurance policy for your irreplaceable documents, photos, emails and more." For more information about protecting your personal data from disaster, visit www.Carbonite.com. Your Pets In the chaos of an emergency, your dog or cat is more likely to lose his or her collar and identification tag. Should you become separated, you can greatly increase your chances of a reunion by having a microchip implanted and registering your pet with a microchip company. Microchips, which are recommended by the Humane Society as extra protection, can be implanted safely by a veterinarian. These days, disaster preparedness is about more than having a radio, batteries and a flashlight. Ensure your disaster plan includes 21st century solutions. - StatePoint (c) alphaspirit - Fotolia.com GC We Don't Just List Homes—We Sell Them! 19 Real Estate 07 03 13 Call 940.484.7200 or visit www.cbnorthtexas.com W NE LI I ST ! NG Realtor Spotlight GY NT! R E IE EN FIC EF Shady Shores $305,000 BRENDA WESTERN Brenda has been a licensed agent since 1998. She has spent years developing long-term relationships with reputable service providers, fellow Realtors and lenders in order to present the BEST options to her clients before, during and after the sale. Her vast knowledge and expertise have earned her many repeat customers as well as referrals from past clients. Please give her a call today at 940.595.3330. Lewisville $165,000 This one-of-a-kind, fully updated masterpiece nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac on 1 acre is a must have. Some of the great features include hand-scraped hardwoods, granite, custom tile backsplash, wood blinds, large gameroom and much more. Updates include newly replaced appliances, roof and full gutters. The vast master suite features a sitting area, dual vanities with separate shower and tub and huge walk-in closet. CODE: 103MOO Clean and neat with updated light fixtures, ceiling fans and carpet. Great floorplan open to formal dining and kitchen. Gas/woodburning fireplace with brick raised hearth. Full-size utility room. Skylight in master bath. Large closets. Gas hot water heater, furnace and stove. Programmable thermostat. Oversized patio with decorative side pavestones. Shade tree in front. Wood fence in good condition with metal posts. CODE: 1445SAI S DE E! A R GR LO UP GA ES TI E! I EN LOR AMGA NG VI ! I L S EE REA R TH A Denton $339,900 Highland Village $369,900 Meticulous care shows throughout. A grand front porch, stunning elevation & custom landscaping welcomes you home. Inside are upgrades galore including designer paint colors. chef's dream kitchen with stainless appliances, butlers pantry & large island. Wood floors in formal living, dining & study. Grand staircase with rod iron banisters takes you upstairs to 4 large bedrooms, gameroom multilevel media room. Backyard includes a large covered porch. CODE: 7700SWE Fabulous home with stone & brick facade boasts adjoined formals, crown molding & arched doorways. Family room is spacious with corner FP & custom mantel, wall of windows & tall ceilings. Kitchen with double oven, SS appliances & island with granite countertops. Master with cozy sitting area & bath with jetted tub & separate vanities. Elegant staircase with iron spindles leads to gameroom, media room & 4 nice-sized bedrooms. Patio with views of backyard & mature trees. CODE: 3407BEN Denton $185,000 This is one of the most popular floor plans by the builder. There is an abundance of space and storage in this home. Open kitchen with wood floors spills out into one of three living areas the home has to offer. Upstairs you will find a very large living area and very nicely proportioned bedrooms. The downstairs master has dual vanities, separate shower and garden tub with walk-in closets a bonus. Front room is a combination formal living and dining. Call 940-4847200 CODE: 8505SEV LF SE! O G UR CO IN ATE ES ST R E AC E O LAK TW N O NY CA S ! E M LAN P G OR IN LO M F AR EN CH OP H IT W HO Corinth $395,000 Sanger $395,000 Oakmont custom, golf course lot, HUGE OAKS, fantastic view, study, wonderful kitchen with brick cooking area, 8 burners, sink in split island, builtin frig, tile counters, wine rack, wood ceiling in breakfast, walk-in pantry. Laundry room with sink & chute. Double fireplace from family to dining, FP in kitchen, wetbar, water softener. Beautiful trim and finish out, cement tile & copper roof, 8' doors. Much more! Call 940-484-7200 CODE: 1301WOO Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on 2 acres in Canyon Lake Estates. Large master with sitting area, walk-in closets, separate vanities, garden tub and separate shower. Gourmet kitchen with granite countertops and breakfast bar. Sprinkler system, storage building and workshop. CODE: 6012CAN Flower Mound $204,900 Home boasts large family room with WBFP, high ceilings & large windows. Light & bright kitchen offers tile backsplash, island, bay window over sink & opens to breakfast room. Updates include: paint in baths & kitchen, light fixtures, surround sound & speakers in kitchen, ceiling fans, tile floors, gutters, exterior paint, faux wood blinds, Pavestone landscaping & solar screens. Landscaped backyard with large deck, 6-ft privacy fence & gas connection for grill. CODE: 2304SHE Teaming up to bring you Local Strength with National Exposure (214) 850-3700 Teresa Bruce NMLS 274970 firstname.lastname@example.com NMLS 500586 GC 20 Real Estate 07 03 13 VA SA A NN H D TO EN N N DE N TO 1105 Wisteria $219,900 Amazing 5 bedroom, 3 bath home! It's like living in a Disneyworld vacation at home! Lighted tennis, basketball courts, clubhouse, waterpark, 3 pools & fitness, home has a media room and enclosed patio to enjoy and relax anytime and enjoy the breeze & lake view in the back. ALL STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES STAY! Call Julie Mendoza at 940-300-3827 1407 Pickwick 1-owner home in great condition! Organic yard & landscaping! Large formal living w/pocket doors that lead into family room! Formal dining off the entry! Large kitchen overlooks family room & back yard! Yard is large enough for a pool w/play yard left over! Master has dental crown molding, French doors to patio, huge walk-in closet and a walk-in shower with glass blocks! Sprinkler and security system! $184,000 1516 Evan 3/2/2 Big kitchen w/center island opens to living and dining area, generous cabinets, black appliances. Spacious master with doors to covered back patio. Large master bath with dual sinks, large tub, separate shower and walk-in closet with shoe rack. 2nd bedroom has walk-in closet. Neutral paint, clean, lots of light, ceiling fans and 2-inch blinds throughout. $149,000 Call Laura Brewer at 940-367-0329 Call Holly Tillison 940-367-6703 DE R TU A C G N AI E I SV LL E VI O R N DE CE P 604 N. Cates $89,900 3906 FM 2071 REDUCED! $489,750 Cute home with large back yard and trees near the Decatur historic square. This home has two bedrooms, two living areas plus a bonus room great for a study, playroom or workout room. Large utility room with room for freezer. The garage has two large closets & plenty of room for two cars. Call Julie Downe at 817-239-2390 or Jamie K. Miller-Riley at 817-505-6886 Lovely ag exempt 63 acres with tank, barn, greenhouse, PLUS 1970s home with spacious rooms and easy access to I-35. Split bedrooms with open living, dining all on tree-shaded front of acreage. A true Texas ranch. Acres are leased for Ag Ex. Call Patrice Easley at 817-797-1449 10386 Cedar Lake Dr. $186,000 Charming home in Providence Village. Near lake and fishing. Come home and enjoy a movie with the family in the large media room. 5 bedroom home with 3 living areas for privacy! Great community! Jogging trails, water park, lakes, fantastic clubhouse. Call Laura Mauelshagen at 940-300-8997 N A ON C O DE ON NT LI TT LE EL M 11884 E. Highway 82 $225,000 Home sits on treed lot that affords great views of sunsets and wildlife. Open pasture for horses and cows. Open floorplan with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, vaulted ceilings, large wood mantel, jetted tub, covered patios, plus much more! Call Laura Brewer at 940-367-0329 3701 Camino Real $167,500 2533 Cain River Dr. $250,000 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and better than new! Owner has tiled, painted and installed fresh carpet after moving out. 2 large living areas, separate formal dining, brk room and large master suite. Located in the Villages of Carmel. Lots of storage. 4/2.5/2 Many upgrades, premium lot with private back yard overlooking green belt. 64 X 11 concrete parking at side of house. Wood floors in entry, kitchen & breakfast. Granite counters in kitchen and all bathrooms. Master bath has sep. sinks, Jacuzzi tub, sep. shower & walk in closet. Game room up with 3 large bedrooms. Covered patio in front and back. Storage shed in back. Call Tammy Huddleston at 940-382-4503 Call Everett Jensen 903-647-9290 L CO N LI S L VI LE CO I LL N I SV LL E UM KR 603 N. Hughes Charming 1965 ranch with updates. Original hardwood floors, open floor plan & big windows. Fenced backyard with dog run, workshop, and storage shed. Replaced carpet, roof, garage door (insulated), and AC. Spacious corner lot w/sprinkler system. En suite master and roomy extra bedrooms. Surround sound wiring & speakers, hot tub, washer/dryer, and fridge can stay if needed. $99,999 1111 Boren Rd. Bring your horses and love of farm land to this wellmaintained Southwest-style home on 11 acres. Property also comes with a 560 sf. mod. guest house or income property and a tack room/office. Primary home has concrete floors, stained doors, metal roof, ceiling fans, granite countertops. Beautiful and quiet country life but just minutes from town. $239,900 3021 S. Branch Wonderful home on 10 acres in the KRUM ISD! Versatile floorplan that could be a 3 or 4 bedroom home with 2.5 baths! Crown molding, stone fireplace, built-ins, high ceilings and glass display cabinets. Outside you will find 10 acres to roam, workshop, carport, covered patio, fenced and cross fenced, shed rows, water to pastures and the list goes on! Sunsets off the backporch Texas style! $350,000 Call Shelby Bell 940-768-9296 Call Jeanne Jacobs 940-230-5643 Call Laura Brewer at 940-367-0329 If you would like to schedule a confidential interview to join our team of Sales Professionals, call Laura Brewer at 940-367-0329 Scan to see all the homes listed by the Denton office. GC Denton.Ebby.com | 940-891-3229 | Laura Brewer, Manager ©2012 Equal Housing Opportunity


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on 12/28/2014 3:00:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Unfortunately, I can't find a tone of this foundation that matches my skin. I've tried the D2 and W3 and none of them was close to my skin tone. I have fair skin and I am an NW20 in MAC (although I will go and ask the assistants to re-check my tone and hopefully buy a new studio fix foundation). I like the finish and the texture of the foundation,it gives you a nice coverage and it is buildable, and doesn't look cakey. If you find a shade that's right for you, definitely give it a go.
on 12/27/2014 12:34:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Green
This is a great foundation. Not only are there 20 shades, but it also recognizes undertones. Also the added benefit of having SPF (17). The finish is matt to natural, so it doesn't shine for people that are oily. The coverage is amazing, and completely adjustable. I do one layer on my face and let it set, then come back and do my cheeks. I'd say that it last about five hours (no primer/ setting powder) and then it needs a touch up, but keep in mind I do gym at school! The formula is very blend able and works beautifully with a foundation brush or fingers. But the key to success with this product is understanding you're undertone. It is just as important as getting the right shade! If you don't know what undertone you have (warm, cool, or neutral) here are some easy tips to try: people that look best in gold, have a warm undertone. Those who look best in silver have a cool undertone. Another rule of thumb is to look a your wrist. If you're veins are blue you have a cool undertone. Green veins signal a warm undertone. If you're somewhere in between, then you have a neutral undertone.
on 12/26/2014 2:47:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Medium Brown, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Grey
I use the shade classic tan, I believe. I kinda like this product, I don't hate neither do I love it. This product blends in nicely, but not the best. It also stays on for a good 6-7 hours, but I've used better. It also has a nice, in the middle of matte and shiny finish. But it ends up patchy on my skin which isn't nice at all.
I will not be repurchasing, sorry.
on 12/25/2014 9:20:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
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I don't usually use drugstore foundations because, unfortunately, where I live we only get the medium shades. However, a L'oreal store opened in the city and to my surprise, they carry the lightest shades. Even better, the whole true match range had a discount, so I bought the foundation and the matching powder.
My skin is very fair, kind of neutral but more on the yellow side. After discussing it with the SA I decided to buy N1 Ivory because she said it was the lightest (I use the European version, and seeing the swatches, it is indeed the lightest shade).
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The reason why I rate this foundation with only 2 stars is because of the finish after a few hours, it becomes a blotchy mess. Even a close person to me told me the same thing. My skin is neither oily or dry, so I'm not sure what the problem is, I've tried it on it's own, with the matching powder and with another one (Estee Lauder Double Wear) and I still have the same proble. What a pity, I really wanted to love this foundation.
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I am REALLY impressed with this foundation! I've honestly never tried a drugstore foundation that I was happy with, so I'm not sure what compelled me to try this, but it is everything most drugstore foundations aren't: skin-like finish, dry skin friendly, good shade range, easy to blend. The finish is not quite dewy but it's definitely not matte either. I'd call it a satin. Coverage is light, but buildable to medium. If you like high coverage this is not for you. If you like a matte finish, this could work, but you'll need powder on top of it. It doesn't emphasize any dullness or fine lines at all for me (I don't have much, if any flakiness so can't comment on that). It isn't the most transfer-free or long lasting foundation, but setting powder will help. It comes in cool, neutral, and warm undertones, but the cool ones lean really pink, the neutral ones are more neutral-cool, and the warm ones are neutral-warm. Also, this foundation does oxidize a little bit. It just deepens slightly, but does not turn orange. That said, if you're in between shades, go with the lighter one. I'm nc15-20 and I wear W2, which looks a but light going on but is perfect after 15 minutes or so. The lightest shades do go quite light. They look like they could be in the n5-10 range to me. The formula is really liquidy and easy to blend on skin. It's not one of those "quick setting" foundations so you have some time to work with it, and it won't go cakey on you. Though wear isn't the most impressive, the formula rivals any high end formula. My favorite is Armani Luminous Silk, but this is right up there too. In fact, I think I actually prefer it for every day use seeing as it's just a bit more skin-like. My only complaint is that I wish it came with a pump. Still, HIGHLY recommend this one.
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This is probably one of the best cheaper foundations I've used. I have the version with a pump. The product is light and liquid but a little goes a long way when it comes to coverage, goes on smoothly and blends nicely into the skin. Stays on for about 5 hours on my skin when I have those "normal-skin-days". However, I avoid using this foundation when I have oily-days or have days when I know I need my foundation to stay all day without touching up.
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It's been done since the invention of ink; someone passes out and someone else draws a d*ck on their face. It happened Friday night in Virginia. The difference is, when the guy woke up and discovered the drawing on his face, he freaked out and beat the living hell outta his roommate. He was arrested for 'malicious wounding'. Insult to injury; the penis was sill on his face in his mug shot. Meanwhile, a disabled guy was awarded $8000 by Disneyland after he was trapped on the "It's a Small World" ride for 30 minutes. Even after being freed from the ride, it took him 3 hours before he could be medically stabilized. What was the problem? The
"It's a Small World" played continuously while he was stranded. And then there's the story we hear way too often; road rage. There's a video on the internet right now featuring a 40- year- old man who punches the driver of a truck in the face after he was cut off. Naturally, a fight ensues and ends with gunfire. Chill out. Anyway, this brought us to today's question: WHAT WAS IT THAT MADE YOU SNAP?
When his drill sergeant made an off- color comment about his mother he lost his mind. Seriously... after beating the sh*t out of the DS, he was in a straight jacket in a padded room for the next 15 years
Like the question's inspiration, he ALSO got stuck on "It's Small World". He was 16 and got stuck on the thing for 45 minutes! They never stopped playing the song. That should be a requirement; if the sh*tty ride breaks down, turn off that Goddman song
He's a guy... he works with all women
Tried to run a VW bus off the road with his log truck after they intentionally cut him off
When she was 7 months pregnant, she freaked out on the sandwich "artist" because they'd run out of Italian dressing. Bitch be trippin'
His wife filed for divorce on Monday and left with his car. As a result of losing his car, he couldn't get to work on Tuesday, so he was fired. The good news is that he has some condition (that I can't remember the name of) that prevents him from freaking out about anything. He sounded positively happy to tell us his troubles. Weird
Some dude called him a "fag", so in return, he beat the guy senseless... also fractured part of the guy's skull, so charges are pending
Snaps when he sees people litter. Don't litter
His name is Christopher, but it's spelled Kristophfer. He gets angry when people make fun of it. He SHOULD be mad at his parents, who decided at birth to ruin his life.
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EVANSVILLE - Zach Taylor pitched the game of his life on Thursday night, but even by the next day he had yet to be hit — either by the opposing Fayetteville ballclub or by the magnitude of his feat, a perfect game.
The University of Evansville hurler is playing for the Wilmington Sharks this summer before returning for his senior year, and threw the first perfect game in Coastal Plain League history in Thursday's 13-0 win in Wilmington.
"It's really a surreal experience," Taylor said by phone on Friday. "You don't really recognize what's happening until it's all over. I still don't think it's hit me yet in terms of realizing how big of an accomplishment that was."
He induced 13 groundouts and 10 flyouts while striking out four, throwing 117 pitches over his nine innings without allowing a baserunner.
It was the continuation of an impressive summer in the wooden bat summer league for collegiate players. Through 342/3 innings he's gone 3-1 with a 1.82 earned-run average, striking out 22 and giving up five walks.
He did that despite being used almost exclusively in relief last season for the Aces. In 30 games (just one start), he was 3-1 with a 4.89 ERA.
"I was always the guy at Evansville I could get extended if I had to get extended even though I was more short relief this past year," he said. "Do I like to start? Do I like to relieve? It's all the same pretty much; it's just pitching."
Pitching a perfect game, however, is different, something special. After talking to UE pitching coach Josh Reynolds, he said the short-term goal is to see how many consecutive perfect innings he can throw, beginning with his next start. Long term, he hopes it carries over to a successful senior season at Evansville.
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UGS 303 - Our Global Backyard
Understanding the pressures on the world's environments and people is of paramount importance to maintaining global resources for current and future generations. Many of the most challenging environmental conflicts today present transboundary problems, where either the source of environmental bad or impacted peoples straddle administrative and political boundaries. Simultaneously many human populations around the world suffer from food and political security issues that seemingly negate their ability to engage with global environmental concerns despite the clear linkages between human health and environmental quality. Meanwhile, the world's population and consumption continue to increase, though the disparity of living quality among peoples and countries also increases. This dilemma only heightens the importance and urgency of addressing coupled environmental issues such as global warming and industrialization, agricultural production and water quantity/quality shortages, and ecosystem quality and human health. Understanding global environmental problems can be contextualized as issues that have both local impacts as well as opportunities for local solutions. First we will build global geographic literacy and work to understand differences in developed versus developing states. Second, we will turn our attention inward to assess US and Texas on the same issues, building an understanding of the similarities, differences, and potential synergies of local to global human-environment interactions. This course will tackle the science and technology of understanding these reciprocal through a series of case studies in both industrialized and developing states, emphasizing throughout the impacts of globalization on bringing Texas to the world and the world to our own backyard.
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Chocolate City Girls Night Out | Bachelorettes | Birthday | Ladies Night
Saturday, June 6, 2015 at 9:00 PM - Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 2:00 AM (CDT)
Event Details
You deserve a Girls Night Out of FUN!
Presented by http://www.girlsnightout.tv
This Private Event is for Females Only. NO exceptions.
Simple Dress Code. NO athletic shoes; NO athletic gear.
Celebrate your bachelorette party, birthday party, divorce party, ladies night, or girls night out of fun with some of the most sought after male entertainers in Chicago on Saturday June 6, 2015! You and your girls will have so much FUN! Purchase your Chocolate City Girls Night Out tickets today!
Our PLATINUM guests receive:
- Reserved Table Seating
- FREE hors d'oeuvres
Our Table Seating guests receive:
- Table Seating
- FREE hors d'oeuvres
Everyone will enjoy fun and surprises all night long! PLUS there will be raffles, contests, and prizes!
This is video footage from one of our past events
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Bachelorette Parties, Divorce Parties, and Birthday Parties are, and have been my specialty since 2008!
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The reserved tables are reserved in the order they are purchased.
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Banquet Hall
3810 W. 63rd Street
Saturday, June 6, 2015 at 9:00 PM - Sunday, June 7, 2015 at 2:00 AM (CDT)
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