Take a leisurely stroll in Mt. Gretna and it’s equivalent to stepping back in time. Residents of the area will tell you Mt. Gretna is a lifestyle, not a town. That philosophy has made this charming community a favorite for residents and visitors alike. From its quaint turn of the century cottages with inviting covered porches, to its shaded, tree-lined streets and idyllic postcard surroundings, Mt. Gretna is endowed with the vibrant echoes of yesteryear.
I’ve been fortunate enough to call Mt. Gretna home for the last eleven years. Prior to that I was a frequent visitor and, like most, quickly fell in love with the area. It’s an easy passion to develop given Mt. Gretna’s eclectic old-fashioned charm.
One of my favorite things to do is to dine out. There’s nothing better than a good dinner with an entertaining atmosphere, a place where you feel like you’re transported someplace else. Let’s face it - - sometimes the food only tastes as good as the surroundings where you eat it!
Many buyers contact me looking for a great deal in the foreclosure or short sale market. They think they are ready and willing to roll up their sleeves and build some sweat-equity! Having been there and done that, I always feel it is my duty to caution clients.
It is SO important to truly have some idea what you are diving into. Are there great opportunities out there? Absolutely! But it isn't called "sweat-equity" for nothing!
As a buyer, a home is your biggest investment. On average, a full home inspection (excluding, water testing, septic inspections, radon, lead, etc.) costs around $300-$400. That's a small price for an inspection that may uncover serious defects about the property.
The top 12 home defects according to HouseMaster, are:
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Our Brownstone agent did an outstanding job in the sale of our property. His understanding and knowledge of real estate made the transaction seamless.
Take a leisurely stroll in Mt. Gretna and it’s equivalent to stepping back in time. Residents of the area will tell you Mt. Gretna is a lifestyle, not a town. That philosophy has made this charming community a favorite for residents and visitors alike. From its quaint turn of the century cottages with inviting covered porches, to its shaded, tree-lined streets and idyllic postcard surroundings, Mt. Gretna is endowed with the vibrant echoes of yesteryear.
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One of my favorite things to do is to dine out. There’s nothing better than a good dinner with an entertaining atmosphere, a place where you feel like you’re transported someplace else. Let’s face it - - sometimes the food only tastes as good as the surroundings where you eat it!
Many buyers contact me looking for a great deal in the foreclosure or short sale market. They think they are ready and willing to roll up their sleeves and build some sweat-equity! Having been there and done that, I always feel it is my duty to caution clients.
As a buyer, a home is your biggest investment. On average, a full home inspection (excluding, water testing, septic inspections, radon, lead, etc.) costs around $300-$400. That's a small price for an inspection that may uncover serious defects about the property.