Beautifully maintained, warm & welcoming home. New roof, new windows, upgraded insulation, newer water heater, & disposal. Amazing great room/sunroom opens to relaxing backyard. Bright open kitchen with skylight. Main floor bath with a jetted tub. Formal living room with a fireplace. Family room with wet bar & fireplace for entertaining downstairs. What a fun house!!
http://www.tourfactory.com/653646
Monday, April 18, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
March's Featured Home of the Month - Clinton, Utah
Beautiful one owner Rambler! Plenty of room for your growing family with 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, great room & family room with a fireplace. Immaculate, move in condition, vaulted ceilings, fully fenced, spacious yard ready for playing and entertaining!
http://www.tourfactory.com/687223
http://www.tourfactory.com/687223
Friday, February 11, 2011
Featured Home of the Month
This is a fantastic home! Plenty of space with 5 bedrooms,2 vent free fireplaces, 2 baths, a huge family room apart from the bedrooms with built in storage and entertainment center, a beautiful covered deck & backyard with lots of shade. A nice workbench in the large 2 car garage, plenty of storage, lots of extras & quality work throughout! Home Warranty provided.
Monday, January 17, 2011
Featured Home of the Month
Check out this fabulous featured home of the month! Beautiful executive home features quality throughout! 6 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, great room with fireplace, Kitchen with island & HUGE pantry, granite, stainless appliances -- A cook's dream. Spacious master suite with master bath shower plumbed for steam. Full kitchen in basement along with amazing theater room and game room. HUGE guest suite. Walkout to patio with hot tub for great entertaining. Plantation shutters throughout, vaults, open, spacious rooms. Not your typical home!!
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Featured Home of the Month - Layton, Utah
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Century 21 Client Appreciation Night
Come on in to the office to pick up your tickets! You can find us at 75 N Fort Lane, Layton, UT
Or give us a call if you have any questions!
Monday, August 9, 2010
Back to School Organizing Tips
http://www.simplify101.com/
Establish fresh routines If mornings are chaotic consider taking care of as many daytime preparations as possible the night before (Layout clothes, pack lunches, pack backpacks, etc). Make your new systems kid-friendly so your young helpers can help you get things checked off your to-do list. For example, place lunch making supplies on low shelf, and install low coat hanger hooks.
Create a homework station Decide on the best spot to set up homework central. Take into consideration your level of involvement and your child’s style (alone vs. people around, at table vs. on couch). Put together handy homework tools (pens, pencils, calculator, etc) to have nearby.
Create a system for school papers Get a command central binder with dividers. Have sections for school papers that require immediate attention and another for those that are for future reference (classroom rules, teacher contact info, class lists, etc).
Schoolwork and Artwork Purge unwanted items as soon as they come in the door. Store possible keepers in small storage bin. Go through bin in regular intervals that work for you (daily, weekly, monthly, etc). Keep in mind, the smaller the pile to go through, the easier it is to pick the best pieces out of the crowd and not be overwhelmed by the big pile of papers. Purchase a simple 3-ring binder for things you are keeping indefinitely. This way you have a year’s worth of keepsakes in one simple, tidy system.
Do your homework everyday Both you and your child. Pick a time that works well for your energy level and fits with your other obligations. Take action on any paperwork that requires your attention. Sign and return permission slips. Add important dates to the calendar.
Create a communication hub Include a family calendar, command central binder, phone message supplies. Consider color coding the calendar by family member. Use a bulletin board or fridge to post important reminders.
Create a put-away bin Assign one bin per family member. Clean out your bins every day to prevent clutter accumulation.
Remember not to forget Create system near exit to remember special items (gym shoes, musical instruments, snacks, etc). Hang a bin/basket near/on door with needed items.
http://www.simplify101.com/
Establish fresh routines If mornings are chaotic consider taking care of as many daytime preparations as possible the night before (Layout clothes, pack lunches, pack backpacks, etc). Make your new systems kid-friendly so your young helpers can help you get things checked off your to-do list. For example, place lunch making supplies on low shelf, and install low coat hanger hooks.
Create a homework station Decide on the best spot to set up homework central. Take into consideration your level of involvement and your child’s style (alone vs. people around, at table vs. on couch). Put together handy homework tools (pens, pencils, calculator, etc) to have nearby.
Create a system for school papers Get a command central binder with dividers. Have sections for school papers that require immediate attention and another for those that are for future reference (classroom rules, teacher contact info, class lists, etc).
Schoolwork and Artwork Purge unwanted items as soon as they come in the door. Store possible keepers in small storage bin. Go through bin in regular intervals that work for you (daily, weekly, monthly, etc). Keep in mind, the smaller the pile to go through, the easier it is to pick the best pieces out of the crowd and not be overwhelmed by the big pile of papers. Purchase a simple 3-ring binder for things you are keeping indefinitely. This way you have a year’s worth of keepsakes in one simple, tidy system.
Do your homework everyday Both you and your child. Pick a time that works well for your energy level and fits with your other obligations. Take action on any paperwork that requires your attention. Sign and return permission slips. Add important dates to the calendar.
Create a communication hub Include a family calendar, command central binder, phone message supplies. Consider color coding the calendar by family member. Use a bulletin board or fridge to post important reminders.
Create a put-away bin Assign one bin per family member. Clean out your bins every day to prevent clutter accumulation.
Remember not to forget Create system near exit to remember special items (gym shoes, musical instruments, snacks, etc). Hang a bin/basket near/on door with needed items.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)