 Looking for a home in the Country? This home sits on 10 acres and offers many upgraded features. An impressive selling point is the 30x40 heated pole barn along with a large 2 car attached garage. (Virtual Tour Below) Location is great as it's close to 52 just a few miles passed the Tippecanoe Mall. The ten acres is mostly flat with trees throughout the property and updated landscaping around the home. There's a long list of upgrades and features but just to name a few..
Additional information List Price: $385,000 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 3.5 Year built: 2004 Total Finished SqFt: 3,608 Unfinished SqFt: 625 Elementary School: Cole Middle School: Wainwright High School: McCutcheon School Information Check out the virtual tour below and schedule a showing if you're interested!
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Lafayette Indiana Neighborhoods Harrison Highlands in West Lafayette is a great place to call home. Most of the neighborhood is developed and the third phase will be finished in 2016. The location couldn't be better as it's located just down the road from Harrison High School, Burnett Creek Elementary and Battle Ground Middle. It's also convenient to I-65, state road 43, and a short drive to restaurants and shopping on Sagamore Parkway. Home owners choose this subdivision for a variety of reasons. The neighbors are friendly and enjoy walking, fishing in the pond, networking and meeting other residents at neighborhood events. The Homeowners Association does a great job keeping it clean and well kept. The HOA fee of $250/annually includes snow removal on the streets, street lights and mowing of the common grounds. Price Range: $150,000 - $465,000 (Stats from 2012 - Present) Homes Sold in 2015 - 23 Take a drive through the subdivision in the video below and check out other featured Lafayette neighborhoods. Lafayette Real Estate For Sale Take a look at Parker Team Homes newest listing in Woodfield Villas. Very well maintained new listing in the McCutcheon school district. This home features 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, fireplace, dining room and fenced in back yard. Don't forget to check out the virtual tour and schedule a showing. List Price: $134,900 Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2.5 SqFt: 1440 Subdivision: Woodfield Villas Cutting your energy bill isn't as hard as most people think. In fact with just a few simple steps you can begin to cut your energy bill to save hundreds each year. Follow these tips below and start saving money for more important things. 1. In the winter crank your heat down a couple degrees. Off this step alone you could save a couple hundred each year. It's easy to compromise with the temperature by simply wearing a sweater or using that blanket grandma knitted for your Christmas gift.  2. Only run the dishwasher when it is full. Dishwashers are more water and energy efficient when full. Plus you'll reduce the amount of times you have to unload it. It's a win-win for you and the utility bill.  3. Clean the condenser coil on your refrigerator. It's an easy step that most people don't think about. Now you can splurge on the name brand ketchup and mustard you've always wanted because you're a responsible energy saver. 4. Replace your furnace filter. Replacing the filter every two months can improve the furnace efficiency by up to 50%. It's not time consuming and a very simple step.  5. Install an efficient shower head. Everyone enjoys their morning shower. You can save energy by installing a low-flow shower head. You'll use less water and also less heat without noticing a difference. To be an over achiever you can insulate the water heater.  6. Install a timer or manually turn off your water heater and furnace (depending on outside temperature) at night. Some areas have increased energy costs during the day time, so if you shower early in the morning and do laundry later at night there's another chance for savings. 7. Use double pain windows and caulk any cracks you find. It'll stop the cold draft you feel by windows and literally save you from throwing money out the window. 8. Unplug home electronics when they're not in use. A lot of times they use energy even when they're not turned on. Start by unplugging televisions and computers. It's a small step but in one year can save enough to pay for a couple tanks of gas. 9. Use LED light bulbs. This is one of the most common steps homeowners are taking. They last longer with the lower wattage being used and don't put off as much heat as incandescent bulbs.  10. Clean your dryer vent each time before you use it. It's also smart to dry two or more loads in a row to take advantage of a dryer that is already warm. Remove clothes soon after the cycle finishes to reduce wrinkling and that way you won't have to do a steam refresh. It's easy to read this article and think you're now a professional energy saver, but it's even easier to forget some of the important steps. Save this page or print it off to keep a check list of ways to save on your energy bill.
For more ways to save money on energy bills check out stores like Home Depot or Lowe's energy efficient products. Lafayette Real Estate Blog  Lafayette East Side Neighborhood Villas At Cascada is a quiet neighborhood on Lafayette's east side. As you drive through the subdivision you'll appreciate how well maintained each property is. The residents enjoy the area for many reasons. Some of the features neighbors like are the sidewalks for walking, cleanliness, quiet, convenient location, diversity & friendliness of the residents. The location is a short drive away from shopping, many restaurants, the interstate, hospitals, banks, gyms and more. The neighborhood HOA keeps the neighborhood looking great and also plans events throughout the year. The homes were quality built by Majestic Homes and most lots have a fenced in yard along with an irrigation system. Price Range: Low $120,000's - Low 200,000's Elementary School: Glen Acres Middle School: Sunnyside/Tecumseh High School: Lafayette Jeff If you're looking for a quiet convenient neighborhood in Lafayette this area is worth considering. Take a drive through the neighborhood in the video below and check out other Lafayette subdivisions here. |
Kirby Parker
AuthorKirby has lived in Indiana his whole life and has been an agent with Parker Team Homes since 2011. You can contact him directly at (765)421-1562. Archives
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