9615 Haven Farm Road #C, Perry Hall, MD 21128 is now new to the market!
Updated ground floor condo in convenient location. At 1325 sq ft, it's one of the largest in the community. Offers granite countertops, newer stainless steel appliances, updated fixtures, updated tile shower surround, flooring, etc. Building is secure with intercom. Windows have been treated with security film for extra piece of mind. Additional den off living room makes a great office space or just more living area! Backs to trees - very quite. One space assigned parking with plenty of guest parking nearby. Make your appt to see this wonderful condo today!
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How to Enjoy a Seamless Home Buying Journey
Enjoying a seamless home buying journey may seem virtually impossible, particularly for a first-time property buyer. Fortunately, there are lots of things you can do to boost the likelihood of quickly and easily finding your dream house, such as: 1. Hone Your Home Search Consider where you want to reside and the features you want to find in your ideal
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Another Property Sold - 2978 Sollers Point Road, Baltimore, MD 21222
Another Property Sold - 2978 Sollers Point Road, Baltimore, MD 21222
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How to Remove & Replace Old Caulk
Image by bidvine from Pixabay If you have a bath or shower that required caulking, chances are that caulk has seen better days. It's soft, so abrasive cleaners wear away at it. This may cause gaps or ragged holes that trap residue. And even if it's all in one piece, mildew and grime will likely stain it over time.
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How to Avoid a Complex Home Selling Journey
The home selling journey offers no guarantees. Thus, if you fail to prepare to sell your house, you risk encountering problems that may make it tough for you to maximize your home sale earnings. Ultimately, there are many things you can do to avoid a complex house selling journey. These include: 1. Price Your Home Competitively The initial asking price
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How to Make Your Kitchen More Efficient
Image by Milly Eaton from Pexels Cooking or baking, refrigerating food and running the dishwasher all contribute to the amount of energy your home uses overall. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, refrigerators use the highest amount of energy in household kitchens. While large appliances require more energy, lighting and other sources of energy, such as water heating
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