John McCall house is one example of Ashland’s historic architecture. Located at 153 Oak Street, just a block from Lithia Park and the Shakespeare Festival, this Victorian Italianate mansion was built in 1883 by L.S.P. Marsh, who also built the Isaac Woolen House.
Fall is definitely here and I’ve been so inspired recently by our front porches. Even if you are not that into Halloween, the change of colors makes me want to redecorate.
Whether you are settling into a new place or have been in your home since the dawn of time, as the weather gets cooler, it’s time to turn off the AC and fire up the furnace. Last month we talked about smoke detectors - this month, let’s talk about furnace maintenance. Oh, the joys of homeownership!
Your driveway seals the first impression a potential buyer has of your house. You know what they say about first impressions, right?
In a previous blog posted earlier this month, we shared some information on how to get the most out of your investment with some minor remodeling or home improvement ideas.
Here is a fantastic video for a do-it-yourself concept in a kitchen that will greatly increase the selling potential on your home.
http://youtu.be/65tBpg-NAl0
Wishing you joy in your home!
~Sandy
