...if you have the cooling effect of parks as part of your community. We've got a gorgeous Arts and Crafts style ranch for sale not only across from a park, but with all kinds of lovely amenities like pool and clubhouse as part of the community. Close to CATS transportation (the most elegant bus to Charlotte you can imagine commuting on), close to Birkdale Country Club and all the wonderful shops & restaurants in Birkdale Village, close to Lake Norman, and close to the best schools in the region! Asking price $245,000.
Imagine quiet nights on the deep rocking chair porch gazing at the greenery and hearing the crickets and frogs. Did I mention that it is a quiet street with no thru traffic? Or walk to the park with the waterfall. The location is Lake Norman's sought-after MacAulay subivision of Huntersville - the best of the lake.
I'll take you on a tour real time. Just call 704.582.1312. or email Eloise.
Monday, June 22, 2009
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Tip of the day:
Did you know that many property locations here in NC are rural enough that they qualify for a 100% USDA loan for the buyer? That is one of the special government loans you have probably read about. Here's the link a lot of people don't know about:
Check out the property you are interested in at
http://eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov/eligibility/welcomeAction.do?pageAction=rbs
I have 4 homes listed in MLS that qualify for this loan: 2 in Denver and 2 in Mooresville. Several are log homes and one is a big brick beauty. All are located close to lots of amenities, so it is not as if they are in the boonies!!
Let me know if you want more info and see you on the lake!
Eloise
704.582.1312
Eloise@lknrealtygroup.com
Did you know that many property locations here in NC are rural enough that they qualify for a 100% USDA loan for the buyer? That is one of the special government loans you have probably read about. Here's the link a lot of people don't know about:
Check out the property you are interested in at
I have 4 homes listed in MLS that qualify for this loan: 2 in Denver and 2 in Mooresville. Several are log homes and one is a big brick beauty. All are located close to lots of amenities, so it is not as if they are in the boonies!!
Let me know if you want more info and see you on the lake!
Eloise
704.582.1312
Eloise@lknrealtygroup.com
Monday, May 18, 2009
Early Summer Blooms
Wow, I have neglected you!
Can you believe the spring has already passed into early summer?
You can tell by the rose blooms, which are gorgeous. These are Knock Out Roses - terrific for blooming from spring into fall.
Nothing prettier than the beautiful scarlet blooms against the waters of the lake.
Get out and enjoy!
Eloise
Can you believe the spring has already passed into early summer?
You can tell by the rose blooms, which are gorgeous. These are Knock Out Roses - terrific for blooming from spring into fall.
Nothing prettier than the beautiful scarlet blooms against the waters of the lake.
Get out and enjoy!
Eloise
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Deep Red Spring Blushes on Lake Norman
One of the most beautiful spring 'blooms' in North Carolina isn't a flower at all.
But it looks like it, doesn't it? These are the bright scarlet leaves at my dock, the new growth of native 'Redtips' (Photinia).
Many, if not most, redtips were killed off in the 50's by a nasty blight, and only in the past few years have hybridizers like Monrovia (big name plant breeders) come up with a blight-resistant variety.
You can still see very tall hedges of native redtips here and there, but I found these plants more than 3 years ago in Walmart of all places. Glad I grabbed them because I haven't seen them sold since. These are growing happily by my dock, and are my first bright harbingers of spring in the beautiful piedmont!
Eloise D. Morano, LKN Realty Group
704.582.1312 Call anytime...or email for your private showing of wonderful homes in all price ranges - there is a wealth of choice homes to be had in this buyers' market! Eloise@lknrealtygroup.com
But it looks like it, doesn't it? These are the bright scarlet leaves at my dock, the new growth of native 'Redtips' (Photinia).
Many, if not most, redtips were killed off in the 50's by a nasty blight, and only in the past few years have hybridizers like Monrovia (big name plant breeders) come up with a blight-resistant variety.
You can still see very tall hedges of native redtips here and there, but I found these plants more than 3 years ago in Walmart of all places. Glad I grabbed them because I haven't seen them sold since. These are growing happily by my dock, and are my first bright harbingers of spring in the beautiful piedmont!
Eloise D. Morano, LKN Realty Group
704.582.1312 Call anytime...or email for your private showing of wonderful homes in all price ranges - there is a wealth of choice homes to be had in this buyers' market! Eloise@lknrealtygroup.com
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Spring's a-Bloomin'
More pea soup today, bloggers.
Fishing boats are only ghosts in the mist.
But trees are popping their blooms onshore, and happy for the moisture. Look at this redbud from yesterday during a slice-of-nice in the overcast.
See you on the lake,
Eloise
Fishing boats are only ghosts in the mist.
But trees are popping their blooms onshore, and happy for the moisture. Look at this redbud from yesterday during a slice-of-nice in the overcast.
See you on the lake,
Eloise
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Foggy out there this AM, with warmer temps over the cold water.
Trees and land masses were gulped down by the mist, and then as the sun began burning it off, forms slowly emerged from the gloom. Very cool. Ghostly and beautiful.
I am planting mesclun greens and nasturtium flowers today. I love adding the nasturtiums to salad - it's something I miss all winter and can't wait to see blooming agan. The greens and the nasturtiums like cooler weather, so there is a shorter window to enjoy them. They hate hot summer temps, but I coddle them as long as I can, in pots that get watered frequently.
Enjoy the lake,
Eloise
Trees and land masses were gulped down by the mist, and then as the sun began burning it off, forms slowly emerged from the gloom. Very cool. Ghostly and beautiful.
I am planting mesclun greens and nasturtium flowers today. I love adding the nasturtiums to salad - it's something I miss all winter and can't wait to see blooming agan. The greens and the nasturtiums like cooler weather, so there is a shorter window to enjoy them. They hate hot summer temps, but I coddle them as long as I can, in pots that get watered frequently.
Enjoy the lake,
Eloise
Thursday, March 12, 2009
I thought it was spring,,but
.....it's chilly on the lake and onshore today, & we are going to get cold rain for the next few days.
For the past week, we've had gorgeous weather - just yesterday in the upper 70's - and the boats were out! Fishermen and joy riders, just like the lead-up to Memorial Day. Awesome to see.
But we can always use the rain that is a coming...to water all the stuff I planted yesterday!
See you on the lake,
Eloise
For the past week, we've had gorgeous weather - just yesterday in the upper 70's - and the boats were out! Fishermen and joy riders, just like the lead-up to Memorial Day. Awesome to see.
But we can always use the rain that is a coming...to water all the stuff I planted yesterday!
See you on the lake,
Eloise
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