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4 Questions to Ask Before Selling Your House

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Are you planning on selling your house in 2020? You will no doubt have more than 4 questions on your mind, but knowing the answers to these will get you started with confidence! Let’s get together to answer these and any other questions you may have! https://youtu.be/cXZAHcLz4_o

Holladay Mid Century Modern Living Home for Sale

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Holladay Mid Century Modern Living Home for Sale

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Tara Paras

Paras Real Estate
801-560-0176

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6 BEDROOMS |

This Single-Family Home is located at 1987 E Gunderson Ln, Holladay, UT is currently for sale and has been listed on Trulia for less than 1 day. This property is listed for $800,000. 1987 E Gunderson Ln6 beds, 4 baths and approximately 4,000 square feet. The price per square foot is $200. The property has a lot size of 9583 sqft sqft and was built in 1966. 1987 E Gunderson Ln is in Holladay, UT.
 

Spring home checklist

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Weed, prune, and add weed control and mulch. Your lawn and garden need nourishment to grow. Maximize its chance to flourish by removing pesky weeds and feeding it compost and mulch. Pressure wash house, driveway, patio, etc. Nothing feels better than a serious power wash. You’ll be amazed at how bright your home looks when the winter film is washed away. Clean gutters and yard debris. Spring cleaning is a thing for a reason. Snow melts away and leaves behind rubbish. Clear your gutters to prevent spring rains from causing leaks and water damage. Check sprinklers. Don’t wait till the rain stops and the heat dries up your yard. Check sprinklers now so they’re ready to feed your grass, food, and flowers. Plant something new! Spring is the season of new beginnings. Add something pretty to your garden, or try a new veggie, like easy-growing greyzini!

April showers bring May flowers!

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Whether you’ll plant your first garden this spring or you’re a seasoned green thumb, here are expert tips from client Molly Dockter, who says now is the time to get started!
  1. Prep your soil. Add amendments like compost and mulch. You can get compost from the landfill. Get small pieces, less than 2.5”. Your local nursery will have bulk products. Or compost your own: get a bin or tumbler (which is easier), and add a balance of green (nitrogen, home waste) to brown waste (carbon, dead plants, shredded newspaper, etc.); avoid bread or meat.
  2. Check irrigation (sprinkler) system. Check for breaks, and call a specialist if you find any. Molly suggests converting from hose to drip timer, which is simple and cost-effective for small gardens.
  3. Weed! Start now while they’re small and before dandelions seed. Add compost and mulch, which reduce weed pressure.
“Prep now. You’ll have way less to do later. If it sounds daunting, call a landscaper ASAP. They get so busy,” says Molly. She says to prune now, too. For the hot, dry climate in Salt Lake, Molly recommends native, low-water plants. Her favorites are sage, Wasatch Penstemon, and ornamental grasses such as Karl Foerster. Herbs are also excellent low-maintenance, great-smelling plants. Molly says basils come in different, beautiful colors and varieties like cinnamon and Thai. She also recommends sage, thyme, oregano, and rosemary—all pretty and edible! Plus they attract bees and other beneficial insects. In fact, Molly says these herbs are the simplest, most beneficial additions to your garden. Molly says the Conservation Garden Park is a great resource for Utahns. Molly runs market garden operations for Pomona and Produce. Her specialty is veggies and microgreens. You can follow her on Instagram at @pomona_produce.

Millcreek Cottage for Sale – Under Contract

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Gorgeous Millcreek Cottage offers the best of location, renovation and design. Live life on a quiet tree lined street in a charming neighborhood w/ easy access to shopping and freeways. Enjoy bright and open design in this custom kitchen flowing seamlessly from island to family room giving owners and guests the perfect place to mingle. Features of this fully finished house include: Remodeled main floor w/ Open concept, Engineered hardwood throughout the main floor, Newer furnace and AC (2011) *Whole houses humidifier *Attic fan (help cool in the summer) *Granite counter tops *Newer Gas Range *Updated Plumbing and electrical *New Water Heater *Newer Dishwasher (stainless inside). *Newer Stainless Fridge *Carrera Marble in Bathroom *Plumbed for gas barbecue *Newer Driveway *Roof replaced 2006 *Double Paned Windows*1 car garage with nice storage space *Tool/garden shed *Large back yard with fire pit and garden boxes . Plenty of space to entertain both inside the home and in the backyard! Buyer to verify all including square feet and the basement bedroom windows are not to the current Egress Code!

December decor

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Whether you like high shine or an antique finish, brass warms up a cool room in an instant. Don’t be afraid to mix metals in your décor. You’ll love the balance it brings to aspace, even  in small accent pieces. These brass side tables are not only adorable but double as stools for big gatherings. This is one of our favorites. The table top is the perfect size for a seat, and it’s light enough to move around. Try a trendy color Navy blue is a hot hue! Imagine a velvet couch and woolly blanket on cold nights. Or a navy accent wall (complemented with brass fixtures!). Navy is easy to add to décor, because it’s classic and versatile. A deep blue lampshade is perfect for dark nights and would be a fun DIY project. Blue may be a cool color, but it’ll warm your soul!