7017 Stanford Dr, Alexandria Real Estate Announcement

Entry-Level Home :-: Alexandria VA 22307

Are you out of your mind for spending $533,000 for a 3-bedroom home like 7017 Stanford Dr in 22307? Further, you might find something you don't like in the Bucknell Heights association documents. Conversely, Tez Green can explain to you how to void the contract with no issues so that you don't get stuck in an association that doesn't benefit you the property seeker. Indeed, there are always pitfalls in 22307 in Fairfax County real estate.  But, an attentive Realtor like Tez is able to help you to manage or avoid many of the problems  associated with buying a property in Alexandria. Continue reading

6949 Westhampton Dr, Alexandria VA 22307 Listed For Sale

3 Bedroom in Alexandria For $539,900

So, is 6949 Westhampton Dr the most suitable residence for you? Maybe. Are you shopping for a 3-bedroom 2-baths home in 22307? Are you dreaming about a 3-bedroom duplex in Alexandria, Virginia? Do you need 2 full baths and 0 half baths? Can you afford $539,900? Is it actually worth $580,000 or $520,000? How would you like Nesbitt Realty to rebate you $2,818 on this home purchase? Reach out to Martin to learn more from your professional on 22307 real estate. Continue reading

2434 Temple Ct Alexandria VA 22307 Listed :: $359,900

Move-in Ready! Freshly painted, new carpet, lovely hardwood floors on two levels, updated lower level bath and so much space! 3 roomy bedrooms! Bright, spacious living room plus nice dining room and kitchen with new refrigerator & range. … [Read more] $359,900 :: 3 bed :: 2 bath :: 0 half-bath :: 0 sqft :: 2434 Temple Ct Alexandria 22307 VA Full details and pictures of 2434 Temple Ct :: Bucknell Heights :: Alexandria :: 22307 ::

Decorating Tips for Home Sellers in 22307

6727 WILLIAMS DR, Alexandria VA, 22307
Cape-Cod style single family home in Bucknell
These tips for home sellers in 22307 are effective across Northern Virginia. Whether you're in Bucknell Manor, River Towers, Belle View or Belle Haven, when potential buyers step into your house, they want to see a clean, neat and attractively decorated house. What buyers do not want is a home that is so overly decorated they can’t imagine their own furniture and possessions in the house. Home buyers are not impressed with
  • Too many shelves  -- This can say that the home doesn't  have enough room.
  • Tables with knickknacks -- Sellers want buyers to look at the home, not the knickknacks.
  • Family pictures at every turn -- Pictures can tempt the buyer to figure out who the seller is instead of how the home might work for them.
  • Too many overstuffed sofas piled with pillows -- Many of the older homes in 22307 are a smaller scale than buyers from other parts of the country might be accustomed to.
  • Toys -- This includes grown men toys. (One home we showed had a motorcycle in the living room.)
  • Anything that hides the architectural and structural features of a home.
Here are a few tips on keeping a minimalist approach to your home decorating in 22307.Continue reading

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Growing Up Near Bucknell Manor

Mr. Leesee's kid pausing from exercising on wheeled instrument
Mr. Leesee's kid pausing from exercising on wheeled instrument, native to Alexandria, appears he placed in contest
Gregory Sheridan of War Child, Loud Boyz, 29, on stage at a jam packed concert
Gregory Sheridan of Rattler (also known as Rory), War Child, Loud Boyz, 29, on stage at a jam packed concert, native to Groveton
When I was a kid growing up in Belle View for fun we would play in the streets and in the suburban yards. Summer days were spent walking to the Mount Vernon Rec Center, being indoors watching Rocket Power marathons on Nickelodeon, practicing ollying sewer caps on our skateboards or razor scooters, climbing trees, walking to Belle View Shopping Center to get some candy with money that was scraped out of couch cushions, or maybe playing James Bond 007 multiplayer on N64. Summer nights were spent playing kick the can until it was time to go home. Eventually we would get bored with the activities listed above. This meant it was time to venture a couple blocks out of the neighborhood (with our parents permission) and visit Bucknell Manor Park. Bucknell Manor Park is nestled in  between Bucknell and Belle View,  just off Belle View Boulevard. This park is surrounded by homes (Cape Cods and Duplexes). I remember me and my brother liked to go play pick up basketball there. Some days it was dead but other times there be good game of twenty one  going on with a bunch of local kids. A lot of these kids I grew up with and ended up going to the school with at Belle View Elementary School, Carl Sandburg Middle School, and West Potomac High School. I remember when I played little league baseball my dad or one of my friend's dad would drive us to the park to practice. One day I was in the outfield and my friend was working on his batting and he really cranked a good pop fly right towards me in the outfield. I had a bad habit of turning my hand palm up when I caught the ball (for some reason it felt natural). Well the ball was high up in the air and going fast towards and I turned my palm up and got underneath it. Smack! It hit me right in the chest. I'm not happy to admit that I started crying and screaming "I can't breathe!" but that's the truth. I remember my friends dad along with everyone ran to me as I was on the ground balling. He said "If you can talk you can breathe" and that was that. I cried until I got my composure. However from that day on I had less interest in catching pop flies and more interest in kicking the dandelions in the outfield.

Aubrey NesbittAbout the Author --- Aubrey Nesbitt is a native of Northern Virginia who attended Virginia Commonwealth University. He is a veteran of the US Army and helps his family business by providing informational articles like this one. In addition to photography and blogging, Aubrey provides administrative support for the office.