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Cottage style home with lots of charm. Large corner lot in walking distance to library and park. Privacy fence, hardwood floors in some rooms, new plumbing, air duct system, landscaping, updated master bathroom and more! Located in Smyrna,TN
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Large level corner lot with mature trees. Enjoy mornings & evenings on your covered screened patio.Large master suite. New carpet, tile and vinyl flooring. Island and pantry in kitchen. Located in Smyrna,TN
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2228 W Jefferson Pike is a 1,348 square foot house with 3 beds, 1 bath . This house is in the attendance area of Wilson Elementary School, Siegel High School, and Siegel Middle School. All brick ranch on approximately 3.5 acres. Hardwoods in living, hallway and 1 bedroom. Tile floor in updated kitchen.
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Super Nice! Tons of trim and extras. Private lot backs up to corp property. Extra concrete and sidewalk to rear. Brick surrounded patio on rear. Located in Smyrna,TN
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5 bedroom 5 and a half bath, 6,300 square foot home with in-ground pool in Shelbyville, TN
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GORGEOUS & MOVE-IN READY! Large rooms throughout! Living Room w/built-ins & fireplace, formal sitting room & dining room, Master w/HUGE Bath & Walk-In Closet, stainless appliances, double ovens, granite, 891sf unfinished on 3rd floor! Great Community!
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Contact KAREN C NEAL
Office:Coldwell Banker Barnes
Address:114 Cool Springs Blvd., Franklin, TN 37067
Office Phone:(615) 465-3700
Mobile Phone:(615) 305-7468
Fax:(615) 465-3744
Email:KarenNeal@coldwellbanker.com
FROM DAILY REAL ESTATE NEWS | THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 2013
Adding at least one photo of your residential listing online can boost the final sales price by 3.9 percent, according to a new study of more than 4,000 homes.Adding interior photos were found to be more effective than exterior photos in increasing the sales price. For example, adding interior photos netted buyers a 3.9 percent increase versus a 1.9 percent increase from exterior photos, the study found.Each additional photo you add of the listing could potentially pay off too, adding about $150 to $200 to the final sales price, found researcher Ken H. Johnson, an associate professor of finance at Florida International University’s Hollo School of Real Estate.
