Showing posts with label asheville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label asheville. Show all posts

Saturday, April 27, 2013

Updates . . .

 An "artist style" kitchen is colorful
with all the modern conveniences.
We love the oak floors which are original
to the house but have been 
completely refinished.

 The large master suite completes a simplistic
look and style with form and function.
This includes built in drawers utilizing space
under the stairway, custom book shelves and
a fully functional window seat complete
with 3 large pull out drawers with hand
crafted seat cushions.      
  

The living room provide winter warmth with a fully functional fireplace, with insert, for maximum comfort. Through the living area, leads way to the entry door  and front porch,
along with the newly renovated first floor,  
3 piece bathroom. Granite
counter tops and a custom
cherry  vanity with 
high end sink and boutique hardware create an intimate 
space.  Glass shower doors and a full shower work well for everyone including your most discerning guests. Each detail of this renovation was intricately
thought out to provide complete  privacy and comfort. 

All mechanics are completely and thoroughly upgraded to the high standards. New furnace, roof, 200 amp electrical and update plumbing provide safe and secure, year round living.    

Sunday, July 13, 2008

Update on our house for sale!

YES, our house is still for sale and. . . . . we are willing to negotiate with anyone who may be interested. It's hard to believe after coming back from Chicago that I would still feel like I wanted to continue to try and sell this wonderful house in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Today I went outside and picked a huge bucket of blueberries

from our bushes on the property and yesterday my zucchini

was asking to be picked as well. It is always such a joy this time of year to reap the benefits of the springtime plantings.
All of that nurturing has transformed this 3 acre piece of property into a flowerful & colorful
well taken care of home.
At the time that we purchased our house it was not in a "love affair" with the owner and it didn't have the loving touches that we so eagerly had jumped in to do. It needed some new energy to bring it back to life, so after 14 + years, we are ready to
"pass the torch" so to speak, to some other loving couple. Maybe they can re-purpose that vintage barn and turn it into a studio. . .

just as I have had dreams of doing...
until every day life gets in the way,
or add that greenhouse onto the garden shed or add a guest house in the drying shed. You see? The dreams are still there but our energy has been waning. Plans, you ask? Not yet firmed up but it's likely that we will stay
here in Saluda and continue to grow "Random Arts "instead of 3 acres of manicured gardens.