Haven Properties Energy Tip: Saving in Your Kitchen
Over the past few months, Haven Properties has shown you how to save energy and money in your living areas ($215), bathroom ($145), laundry room ($74) and basement or utility room ($36). (links to past blogs) With an additional $35 recovered in your kitchen, you will have set yourself up to save $500 in energy costs this year.
Try fixing that leaky faucet. Hot water leaking at a rate of one drip per second can waste up to 1,661 gallons of water annually and up to $35 in energy costs. Taking the time to fix it – or calling a plumber to do the job – will not only save you money and conserve natural resources, (Continued…)
Fabulous New Home in Kennesaw
This exquisite four bedroom/four and one half bath home is full of luxurious features and fine attention to detail, making it an ideal new home for any family. Just look at the exterior shot: the arches in the wood on the front porch match the arches in the windows to give the home a classic, cathedral appearance. With one glance you can tell that this is no ordinary home. Located in Cobb County at Sharp Residential’s intimate community, West Park, this home is priced at $699,400. What an amazing deal considering the high level of quality and all of the convenient features found in the home. I mean, even the home site is extraordinary as it backs up to a pond, and with the dramatic bowed wall of windows in the two-story family room, you will be able to enjoy these beautiful natural views from inside as well as when you are out on the back porch. Featuring the new Barrington plan, the master suite is on the main level - which a very popular feature in new homes in Atlanta these days. The master suite is unlike any you have ever seen (Continued…)
Check out the Virtual Tour of this Roswell Home
This exquisite Roswell home is on the market for only $375,000! What a steal considering the size of the home, the features that come with it and the much sought-after East Cobb County location. And now you can get an even better idea of all that this house has to offer by viewing the virtual tour. Of course these pictures will only skim the surface of this remarkable house, so if you like what you see and what you read, take a real tour of the home in East Cobb County and get the full effect. Bear in mind that a spacious five bedroom house located in Roswell with its own Gunite swimming pool will not be around for very long, so you may want to act now.
Easy, Luxury Living at the Towns of Crescent Park
The Towns of Crescent Park, a live/work/play community conveniently located in Cobb County County area, offers the best combination of location, style and features that the community has been thriving in the Atlanta real estate market. The location is reason enough to look into a new townhome in the Cobb County community because gas prices have become astronomical and will only continue to rise. If you choose the Towns of Crescent Park to be your home, a car will no longer be a necessity. The Cumberland Mall area, and all of the surrounding stores, are within walking distance to the community. Being in close proximity to Cumberland Mall also means that the Cobb Galleria is only a short stroll down the street, as are all of the office parks associated with the area. However, if you long to spend a Saturday night in the always-trendy Midtown or Buckhead, I-285 and I-75 are only a left turn away from the luxury townhome community.
As for the unique architectural appeal of these exquisite homes, the three-story Brownstone-style townhomes have Juliet balconies, arched windows, limestone accents and (Continued…)
Haven Properties Energy Tip: One Quick Change in the Basement
Haven Properties is taking you on a virtual tour of your house to help you save $500 on energy costs this year. We’ve saved $215 in the living areas, $145 in the bathroom and $74 in the laundry room with several easy changes. One more change in the basement or utility room will get you $36 closer to our goal. Simply lower the temperature setting on your water heater from 145 degrees to 120 degrees. The change makes your home safer for children who are more likely to get burned by hot water, plus it saves the average homeowner from $36 to $61 a year in energy costs. (Continued…)
