This home in Maumee has a marvelous view of the Fox Hollow pond and fountain and is located at 6643 Hunters Crossing. Home backs up to neighborhood walking trail and green space. The home is soft and contemprary and offers a first floor master as well as a full, finished basement. You will be close to shopping, expressways and restaurants, yet tucked away in a great neighborhood. This home at 6643 Hunters Crossing is a lot of home for only $259,900 and has just had water back-up and sump pump installed. The office “doubles” as a wine storage area and there are lots of vaulted ceilings, ceiling fans, and 1540 square feet of basement! Wow!
I mean lawn mowers and trimmers! Wow, what a change a couple of weeks can make! Daffodils are in bloom and their cousins aren’t far behind. Trees and shrubs are budding, and a glorious spring season is under way in our region. Whether your home is currently for sale or not, this is a perfect time to show it off without too much effort.
Excuses abound: Opening day for the Hens as well as their big brothers in Detroit and Cleveland; area golf courses are calling us (and many of us have answered the call); but let’s not neglect Home Sweet Home! This is the perfect time to enjoy your property while boosting its value as well. So get out in this beautiful weather and get your exercise by improving the “curb appeal” of your home. If (unlike me) you’ve resisted the urge to mow for the first time, here comes the growing season. If someone says you’re jumping the gun just tell them you’re mulching the mess winter left behind. How about those pre-emergent “weed ‘n feed” fertilizers, whose bags don’t state a date when to put them down? If the weeds are germinating (they MUST be by now, right?) then now is the time. This is also a perfect time to split and transplant some garden favorites like hostas, before their leaves open up.
So what are you waiting for? Roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty. You’ll be rewarded by enhancing the value of your home while you’re at it!
Judy’s honor marks the 4th consecutive year that a member of the Danberry family has been named “Citizen of the Year” by the Toledo Board of Realtors! The award resulted from (among other things) Judy’s 3 decades of tireless volunteerism to organizations such as Toledo Sister Cities, Leadership Toledo, Tall Ships Toledo, and virtually every organization benefiting and preserving Toledo’s historic Old West End. Danberry is very proud of associates like Judy who are so dedicated to their community!
Danberry’s culture promotes being supportive of and committed to each other and the community. Our flagship community project is “The Danberry Treasure Chest”, an emergency assistance fund benefitting families at Toledo Children’s Hospital. Here’s a simple and fun way that everyone can help those efforts. Just in time for the holidays, the good people at the Andersons sell “private label” wines for several charities at each of their wine departments, and have issued a challenge to see which one can sell the most wine in December. Each bottle sold generates a donation from the Andersons and could also make us eligible for their grand prize, which would be donated to the hospital fund. So ask for the Danberry Treasure Chest brand of chardonnay, merlot, cabernet or white zinfandel, and remember their 10% case discount. Let’s raise a glass and toast the effort to help families of kids with chronic illnesses! CHEERS!
