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It was great working with Marie when we were getting my listing at 80 Whippoorwill Lake Road market ready. The bold choice of color for the accent wall made this room truly stand out. It’s really important to have your home look its best for photography and showings. Take a look at more of my … Continue reading 80 Whippoorwill Lake Road is featured in latest post from The Refreshed Home
Realtors often note that having a first floor bedroom is a terrific feature for resale. Young buyers, especially families with two working parents think about nanny/au pair space for their busy lifestyle to help with the kids. Also young buyers who have family that lives out of town love a first floor guest room. This … Continue reading Buyers Love First Floor Guest Rooms
Armonk offers its residents a versatile and one-of-a-kind summer experience. Within a short distance of your home, there are scenic hikes, swimming, festivals, farmer’s markets, camps, road trips, tennis, camping, sports and so much more. If you’d like to be in a new home in Armonk for summer (or every other season), here are some great options. 8 Peppercorn Place … Continue reading At-Home Summer Entertaining In Armonk in 2018
Gardens are a work of art and bring life and beauty to a home. I personally just visited Kykuit, the Rockefeller estate which exhibits the most amazing landscape architecture I have ever seen. It inspired me to think about the beautiful listings I have where the current owners have created their own outdoor work of art … Continue reading Creating Your Own Personal Garden
With the Spring just about on our doorstep, summer is not too far behind. Windmill Farm in Armonk, NY, is home to the Windmill Club, where members have a party on the beach all summer long. Imagine having a private lake club with swimming, beach volleyball, a children’s playground, boating, tennis and tons of fun right in own … Continue reading Spring Market is Almost Here – Start Thinking About Summer at Windmill Farm.
