Back on the Market | Reduced Price | All Brick 3-Bedroom House for Sale in White Sulphur Springs, WV 24986

This property is back on the market and with a reduced price……… This move-in ready all brick three bedroom, 2 bath home with an addition for sale in White Sulphur Springs, WV.  Home offering 1,480 sq ft of living space. Convenient to town and a short walk to The Greenbrier Resort. Lovely covered front porch for relaxing and a chain-link fenced yard for the kids and/or dog. All new windows, house rewired and replaced water main. City water and sewer.  This property is not in a flood zone.
 

162 Palm Beach Avenue, White Sulphur Springs, WV 24986

MLS 18-330

List Price – $89,900

 

If you like living in small towns, with a low crime rate, and love to golf you may want to check out White Sulphur Springs …… a small southern town located in Greenbrier County, West Virginia.  This sleepy small town, population 2444, is home to the world renowned Greenbrier Resort and Spa that has catered to presidents and kings and housed the now-decommissioned Congressional Bunker. (An emergency shelter for Congress during the Cold War era).

White Sulphur Springs is within an easy day’s drive from one third of the U.S. population and has a steady flow of weekenders from several nearby metropolitan areas and surrounding states, including the nation’s capital of Washington, D.C.

Rates are still low and a good time to buy/list a home. All types of homes can be found in White Sulphur Springs, WV, zip code 24986.  Homes from small to estate homes with small lots to hundreds of acres. Whether you are looking to buy or sell a home in White Sulphur Springs having the latest local information allows you to make good decisions.  It’s important to work with a local  Realtor who knows the market.  If you have questions on buying or selling White Sulphur Springs homes, contact Rebecca Gaujot, Realtor,  at 304-520-2133.

 

Moving to a New Home? Keep Yourself Out of the Dog House with These Tips

Your neighbors may love dogs just as much as you do, but what they won’t love is being kept awake and all hours of night by a bored barker. Keep reading for easy ways to make nice with the neighborhood when you have a canine companion in your caravan.

• Set boundaries. One of the most important things you can do as a pet owner is to ensure that your dog stays in your yard. Thankfully, installing a wooden fence is not a cost-prohibitive project. According to Home Advisor, the project has a starting cost of approximately $1,525. Pricing varies and can go up to $3,740 depending on the size of the yard, your contractor and fencing materials.

• Make introductions. Once you get settled into your new home, you can make a great impression by taking the initiative to introduce your family – including those with claws – to your neighbors. Before you head over for hellos, give your dog a few minutes to sniff and smell along the route. As frustrating as it can be stopping every 5 feet, this is how he “reads” the area. Keep Spot on a leash and bring a handful of treats in case the neighbors have children who want to get up close and personal with your pup.

• Start training early. Continual barking is one of the biggest problems faced by dog owners as they move from one location to the next. Dogs bark for a number of reasons, but regardless of the cause, their vocalization will annoy everyone within earshot. Don’t let your dog start with this behavior and begin training the moment you arrive at your new home. The Online Dog Trainer explains that danger barking, which is likely the cause of the noise in the early days in your new home, is managed by simply checking things out and letting your dog know the new people that are near aren’t a problem.

• Clean up after your pet. Typically, what happens in your home and on your property is your business. But when you have a dog, his “business” can be a real issue for people even several houses down the road. If your dog uses the lawn as a lavatory, make a point to clean up after him as soon as you see evidence of his bathroom break. Not only will this keep your yard looking great, but will prevent the unpleasant smells that can carry on a summer breeze. The Gardening Channel has several innovative ideas for eliminating excrement.

• Stay up to date on vaccinations. Your local ordinances will require core vaccinations. These protect against common canine diseases such as rabies. Your vaccinations will also include protection against many highly contagious viral diseases that your dog can spread to any other dogs they come in contact with. Stay on top of your pup’s vaccination schedule to ensure both his health and that of animals throughout the neighborhood.

• Banish boredom. Like children, dogs of all ages need to be engaged, well-fed and given lots of opportunities for exercise. Modern Dog Magazine explains that boredom can lead to general mischief and destructive chewing. Even more concerning is that an under-stimulated dog is more likely to tap his inner Houdini and make a great escape straight to the neighbor’s yard. Make sure your dog has plenty of interactive toys to hold his attention, especially if you will be away and he will be outside for more than a few hours.

Your dog does not have to be a source of contention between you and your fellow subdivision dwellers. Make sure he has physical boundaries, understands the rules and has no reason to tunnel under the fence to make his own introductions.

Article provided by Medina at DogEtiquette.info.

A Happy Buyer in His Perfect Retreat | SOLD 445 Lockenbridge Rd, Meadow Bridge, WV

My buyer was from Florida and started his search on the Internet looking for a place to live. He loved the weather in West Virginia and contacted me to help him in his search for a home.  After talking with the buyer and finding out his wants and needs, I sent him listings. He visited one weekend and we toured a few properties.  When arriving at 445 Meadow Bridge and viewing the house and 10.5 acres….he fell in love with this property and made an offer. He is now the proud and happy owner of this perfect retreat! 

Below is the buyer’s testimonial….

“I began my search for my new home in early May, by week three of my search,  I had looked at over 50 properties, done countless hours of internet searches and driven over 3700 miles …. and then I met Rebecca,, she was the most prepared, well organized, intelligent real estate professional I had met to date..she is an overall expert in home buying and everything that goes along with it!.. Rebecca enthusiastically and professionally guided me through the entire complex process…. Best experience ever!”

445 Lockbridge Road in Meadow Bridge, WV, has all the comforts of home in a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere.

 

This perfect retreat getaway lodge in Summers County has sold.  Don’t worry there are more log homes/cabin retreats for sale in southern West Virginia….  click here to view log homes/cabins for sale in Lewisburg WV and surroundig areas. 

 

This property was very clean and move in ready. In fact, the buyer arrived on Tuesday for the closing and the seller was so nice he told my buyer he could stay at the property until closing on Friday, at no cost. 

The house included furnishings on 10.32 acres with a covered pavilion (25 ft 6 in x 16 ft 6), perfect for parties, weddings, reunions or just relaxing, a barn-style outbuilding, approximately 5 acres cleared, underground utilities, an area for a garden, abundant wildlife, and has an antique cast iron church bell ready to ring for supper time.

The buyer is so elated with his new home. He says he has spent more time outdoors in the past few days then he ever did in Florida. He is a very happy client. 

 

Call Rebecca Gaujot, Lewisburg Realtor®, at 304-520-2133 to assist you in your search for the perfect retreat.

New Listing at The Retreat, 2 Acres with Beautiful Vistas, Caldwell WV

Are you looking for a property to build your dream log cabin? This lot for sale in The Retreat is your chance to make that dream come true! Get the best of retreat and privacy on this resort lot property for ONLY $39,000 Call me, Rebecca Gaujot, at 304-520-2133 for a visit today.

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