|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Interested In Selling?
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Just Sold In Stanardsville Va 22973
Saturday, June 8, 2013
540 Jonquil Rd Ruckersville VA 22968 UNDER CONTRACT
Now
UNDER CONTRACT!!!
 |
| 540 Twin Lakes Estates |
What’s the
difference between a house that sells and one that doesn't?
A MOTIVATED Agent!
Call
today to learn what I do differently to get homes SOLD fast for the most money!
Interested in selling your home in Twin Lakes Estates?
Call, email or text me!
Sherry Hayward, Realtor
Specializing in Waterfront & Lake Homes
Keller Williams Realty
(434) 515-1592 - Listing Line
(703) 655-2223 - Direct & Text
shayward@kw.com - Email
www.cvillehomesforsale.com
540 Jonquil
Rd in Ruckersville Virginia is located in the Twin Lakes Estates subdivision ofGreene County Va. Conveniently located just minutes to NGIC, the UVA Research
Park, GE and 20 minutes north of Charlottesville making commuting a breeze.
This spectacular lake front home has over 200 feet of
lake shore and 500 feet of stream bordering the 2.3 acres. Soaring ceilings
The sun filled kitchen boasts custom cabinetry, a
nook in bay window, a breakfast bar, ceramic tile back splash, wall oven and
cooktop. This kitchen provides the perfect amount of space for a cooks dream
with a window providing a breathtaking view of the lake.
The owner’s suite has a sitting area, a gas
fireplace & attached luxury bathroom with a garden soaking tub. There are 2
more bedrooms and a full bathroom in the lower level making this a 5 bedroom
home!
The lower level features a theater room complete
with a digital projector, surround sound and stadium seating. The lower level
recreation room is perfect for a pool table, play area or a game room. Has been
roughed-in for a wet bar. The unfinished area provides plenty of storage and
has a built-in workshop.
The screened lower porch provides lake views right from
the hot tub and access to the fenced yard. Amazing perennials have been planted
in the landscaping around the property for enjoyment every year without the
need to re-plant. The paddle boat and canoe located at the private dock will
convey with the home.
For
additional details and to take a virtual tour visit:
Specializing In Waterfront & Lake Homes
What’s the
difference between a house that sells and one that doesn't?
A MOTIVATED Agent!
Sherry Hayward
Keller Williams
Realty
You’re Greene
County Real Estate Specialist
(703) 655-2223
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Get Your Greene County House Value
What's the difference between a house that sells and one that
doesn't? A MOTIVATED agent!
Call a listing specialist to get your house value today!
Sherry Hayward
Keller Williams Realty
(434) 515-1592
How to Create a Smooth Move for Your Family
Moving to a new community may be one of the most stress-producing experiences a family faces. Frequent moves or even a single move can be especially hard on children and adolescents. Studies show children who move frequently are more likely to have problems at school. Moves are even more difficult if accompanied by other significant changes in the child's life, such as a death, divorce, loss of family income or a need to change schools.Moves interrupt friendships. To a new child at school, it may at first seem that everyone else has a best friend or is securely involved with a group of peers. The child must get used to a different schedule and curriculum, and may be ahead in certain subjects and behind in others. This situation may make the child stressed, anxious or bored.
Children in kindergarten or first grade may be particularly vulnerable to a family move because developmentally they are just in the process of separating from their parents and adjusting to new authority figures and social relationships. The relocation can interfere with that normal process of separation by causing them to return to a more dependent relationship with their parents.
In general, the older the child, the more difficulty he or she will have with the move because of the increasing importance of the peer group. Pre-teens and teenagers may repeatedly protest the move, or ask to stay in their hometown with a friend's family. Some youngsters may not talk about their distress, so parents should be aware of the warning signs of depression, including changes in appetite, social withdrawal, a drop in grades, irritability, sleep disturbances or other dramatic changes in behavior or mood.
Children who seem depressed by a move may be reacting more to the stress they are experiencing than to the relocation.
If the child shows persistent signs of depression or distress, parents can ask their family doctor to refer them to a child and adolescent psychiatrist or therapist. The psychiatrist or therapist can evaluate and treat the child's emotional problems which may be associated with stress and also help parents make the transition easier for the whole family.
While preparing for possible difficulties, remember that many good things can come from a move. The family may grow closer; parents may learn more about their children from going through the experience with them; and children may enjoy a new sense of independence and accomplishment. With the proper attention from parents, and professional help if necessary, moving can be a positive growth experience for children, leading to increased self-confidence and interpersonal skills.
Making the Move Easier:
Information for this article was provided by the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
Back to the Top |
For more information call, text or email me!
Sherry Hayward
Keller Williams Realty
(703) 655-2223
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)