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rexisnotyourwriter · 4 years ago

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by @rexalexander and @postcardsanddaydreaming

After the Atlanta child murders, the Behavioral Science Unit is as busy as ever. With a new team member by their side, they take on what feels like a growing number of active serial killers as well as continue their interviews of already incarcerated subjects. Bill tries to track down Nancy and Brian with the hopes of repairing his marriage, while Wendy tries to take on a more active role in their research with an eager budding protégé at her side.

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Chapter 1: The Restless Summer Air

The girl watched the toast pop up from the mint green Burlington toaster mere seconds after emitting the smell of the now charred breakfast. The toaster almost perfectly matched the vinyl covering on the kitchen chairs and the geometric pattern on the off-white linoleum flooring. The whole house, in fact, looked like it came straight out of a magazine, which, in all honesty, it had. Her mother had dog-eared the pages of the latest styles before they even bought the house. The kitchen, as noted, was mint and off-white themed. Clean and crisp. The living room, which flowed out from the kitchen, featured wood flooring adorned with a large ornate rug with a velvet baby pink couch and loveseat. The one piece that didn’t quite match the room was her father’s green-ish recliner. It was the sore thumb of the room that he refused to part with. The fireplace was surrounded by a brick mantle, on top of which was a wooden clock that ticked loudly. It was very nearly time for her to be on her way to school.

She sat in her usual seat at one end of the table watching her mother, who looked at the slightly charred toast with little regard and tossed it onto a plate. She watched as her mother haphazardly slathered it with strawberry jam. She was doing it wrong, again.

Across from the girl’s place at the kitchen table was a full breakfast plate - two fried eggs, two pieces of (unburnt) toast, buttered, and three sausage links - next to a cup of coffee. The sun shining in from the living room illuminated the steam willowing out from the top of the mug like smoke from a chimney. It curved and swirled upwards, slithering almost, until it disappeared.

“Ed!” her mother called, for the fourth time, more shrill than the previous three.

She plopped the plate of toast in front of her daughter before grabbing her “secret” pack of cigarettes from the kitchen drawer. When the girl heard the back door open and the strike of a match, she got up from her seat to grab the jar of jam and knife that were still on the counter. She dipped the knife gingerly into the jar and spread jam into the forgotten corners of the toast, but not so near the crust that her fingers would get sticky when she ate it. Then, she cut the toast diagonally.

“Morning,” her father smiled at his daughter as he entered the kitchen. She smiled back, but her mouth was too full of toast to return his greeting. He was in one of his nicer suits today, the dark blue one, with a silk paisley tie. His coat was already swung over his arm, his hand clutching his briefcase beneath it. He blew quickly and gently on his coffee a few times before gulping some down, wincing. Still too hot. He gave up on it, and turned to leave. The girl’s smile dropped.

“What are you doing?” her mother’s voice came from behind her.

“Going to work, dear, like I do every morning,” he replied cheekily.

“Aren’t you forgetting something?”

He paused, annoyed by the delay. His eye spied the full plate of food at his spot.

“I’m sorry, I really don’t have time to eat.”

He moved to leave.

“You’re supposed to bring her to school today.”

“Hun, I’ve got a meeting first thing. I really gotta go.”

“I have a hair appointment-”

“Oh, for God’s sake, Kat-”

“Ed, you promised that you-”

“I hardly think your hair is-”

“That’s not the point-”

“Don’t forget who pays for your hair to look like that.”

“Here we go.”

“I’m not doing this now, end of discussion.”

He grabbed a piece of toast from his plate and shoved it into his mouth before leaving out the front door.

Her mother slammed the back door shut. She hastily untied her apron and threw it on the counter, then rushed off to the powder room to fix her hair and put on some make up.

The girl finished her toast in almost complete silence, but for the steady ticking of the clock.

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The Academy basement was almost always dark when Gregg got in. Today was no exception. He enjoyed being the first one there. The more work he got done sooner, the better change he had of making it home for dinner. Granted, he didn’t always make it, but he made the effort, and that was enough for his wife. Plus, the mornings were quiet. He could get settled, organized. It was a different kind of quiet from the late nights. The morning quiet felt promising, hopeful in a way. The evening quiet was a slow drag, your thoughts muddled with too much information that had accumulated over the course of the day into a tangled ball of yarn.

They had a coffee maker now, and an electric kettle. Some of the perks of the increased funding and attention the Behavioral Science Unit had received. Gregg would make a strong pot, stronger than he liked it. He was the odd one out in the team who preferred weaker coffee, so he would make it strong for their sake and add hot water to his mug until it was tempered to his liking.

On this particular morning, Wendy was the next to arrive. She and Gregg exchanged silent greetings as she hung up her coat before retiring to her office. A stack of files was waiting for her on her desk, but it was only a partial set. The remaining files were in her briefcase, having been read the night before. She took them out and placed them in their own pile on her already busy desk. The “done” pile. Though not “done” as in finished with; “done” as in read and flagged with numerous Post-it Notes.

The interviews had been behind ever since the Atlanta case, even though that was closed over a month ago. The phone had been ringing almost constantly with police from every county thinking every slightly disturbing murder was the work of a deranged psychopath. Poor Gregg was getting the brunt of the phone duty, which sucked up his time on more important work. They did get an answering machine, but between checking the tapes and the stacks of unsolicited faxes that would come through, it was becoming a full time job to sift through it all.

Wendy heard the main door open and wondered if it was Bill. She got up from her desk to check. She needed coffee, anyways.

It was Holden. A few weeks ago, he would’ve asked her if Bill was in yet, but his late arrival was a regular occurrence by now. They exchanged their usual good morning head nod as Wendy exited to obtain her caffeine fix.

Some papers floated off the edge of the fax machine tray, which was still spitting out pages.

“How long has this been going on?”

Gregg, fully immersed in a recording, didn’t hear Holden.

“Gregg,” he said louder.

Gregg paused the tape and removed his headphones.

“When did this start?” Holden asked, picking up the pages from the floor and stacking them, along with the rest, next to the fax machine.

“I’m not sure. It was empty when I got in this morning.”

Holden sighed as he gave a few of the pages a cursory glance. Nothing excited him.

Wendy returned armed with two cups of coffee. She gave the coat rack a scan for Bill’s coat, but it was still absent.

“Hey,” Holden said, making his way over to Wendy. “Do you think we should’ve told him yesterday?”

“He had already gone home.”

Holden looked at the second coffee cup in Wendy’s hand, waiting for her to offer it to him.

“Yeah, I know. But should we have called him?”

Wendy shook her head.

“He doesn’t need to be dealing with work when he’s at home.”

The hypocrisy of her advice isn’t lost on either of them. Holden’s not exactly innocent either.

“I just don’t know what to do.”

“There’s not much we can do.”

Holden looked at the coffee again. This time Wendy noticed.

They’re interrupted by the sound of heavy footsteps coming from the hall. Moments later, Bill walked in, without a coat, looking slightly worse for wear than usual, with a manic glint in his eye.

“Morning, Bill,” Wendy said.

“Morning,” he responded reactively, not bothering to look in her direction.

He stood at the coat rack for a moment before realizing he didn’t need to be there, then headed to his office.

Holden and Wendy shared a look. She’s got this. Wendy followed Bill, both cups of coffee still in her hand, leaving Holden to fend for himself.

Wendy leaned against the doorway of Bill’s office while he settled himself. She half expected the inside of his briefcase to be a slough of loose files, but he pulled out a single tidy, albeit thick, folder.

Wendy said nothing.

Bill sighed and finally looked up at her.

“Look, I appreciate the concern.”

“Bill-”

“I do. But what I really need right now is to not be treated like I’m a…a bird with a broken wing, or a child.”

He paused.

“Or some other helpless thing, okay?”

“Okay.”

“I know I look like shit.”

“I’ve seen worse.”

He almost smiled.

“While Holden and I share some…concerns,” she continued. “That’s not entirely why I’m here.”

Wendy stepped inside his office, closing the door behind her, and took a seat, placing one of the coffee cups in front of Bill.

“Gunn came down here yesterday, after you left-”

“Shit.”

“He knows there’s something going on, more than whatever it is you’re telling him.”

Bill leaned his forehead into this hand, rubbing his temples.

“He really likes playing us off each other, doesn’t he.”

“It’s actually rather smart, if you think about it,” Wendy responded wryly. “He knows by now that we talk to each other about this kind of stuff, and that Holden and I have a better chance of getting through to you than he does.”

Bill finally took note of the coffee in front of him and gulped some down.

“What did you tell Gunn?” he asked.

“Nothing. I said I wasn’t specifically sure what was going on outside of work and assured him that we were catching up from time lost during the Atlanta case.”

“Is that true?”

“Marginally.”

He scoffed.

“But that’s not your fault,” she added.

They sat in the silence of a mutual understanding that nothing either of them could say would change the reality of the situation.

Wendy shifted in her seat, about to stand up, when Bill interrupted her.

“Brian answered the phone this morning.”

She opened her mouth, but no words formed.

Every day since Nancy left with Brian, Bill had been calling her parents in Connecticut. There was nowhere else she could’ve gone to. She had no siblings, and had too much pride to confide in any of their friends.

“I called this morning, expecting to leave another voice-mail, but after two rings it stops. I hear breathing. Background noise from the kitchen. Bacon sizzling.”

Each word is harder for Bill to say out loud, but he keeps his composure. Wendy can feel it, though.

“And then I hear Nancy freak out, telling Brian to hang up the phone. Then…”

He imitated a dial-tone.

“I don’t know what to do, Wendy.”

She exhaled softly. She wasn’t sure either.

“I’m sorry, Bill.”

“Thanks for the coffee.”

That was her cue to leave. She paused in the doorway, and turned back around.

“You don’t have to tell Gunn everything. Just, something with a grain of truth. Enough that he feels you’re being honest with him and will give you some leeway.”

“I will.”

“Sooner rather than later.”

Bill nodded.

“He’s out today, yeah?” She nodded back. “I’ll tell him next week. Promise.”

Wendy left him with a sympathetic smile.

Holden was finally settled at his desk when Gregg interrupted him.

“I’ve got an Arthur Osborn on the line. Alaska State Trooper. He’s got a case that I think it worth looking into.”

Don’t they all.

“And he asked for me specifically?”

“You or Bill, but I figured…”

“Yeah, sure, put him through.”

A moment later, Holden’s phone rang.

“Special Agent Holden Ford.”

“Agent Ford, thanks for taking my call.” Osborn’s voice was deep and had a midwest lilt. Definitely not a native Alaskan.

“How can I help?”

“We’ve had four young women found dead in less than two years. All of them under 21. The youngest,” his voice cracked, “was eleven.”

Holden waited for him to compose himself.

“They were noted as missing before the bodies were found,” Osborn continued. “Two months ago, Lori King, 18, was reported missing. We think it was the same guy. We want to find him before she ends up like the others.”

“Of course. What condition were the bodies in when they were found?”

Osborn took a deep breath. “There was significant decomp by the time we found them.”

“Anything notable in how they were staged?”

“Staged?”

“Yes. Positioned. When you found them, were they sitting up, lying down, what were their arms and legs doing…”

“Nothing particular, really, I don’t think. We have photos.”

“Good. It’s possible this is the same unsub, but I’ll need to look at everything you’ve got on it.”

“Yes, Agent Ford.”

“Did you already fax us the files?” Holden was already dreading having to dig the related pages out of the stacks.

“What? No, no. We thought we better call first.”

“Good thinking. Send them through when you get a chance. We’ll take a look.”

“Thank you.”

Less than thirty minutes later, the fax machine started printing.

Later that afternoon, Holden gathered the rest of the team in the war room to review the Fairbanks case files. It turned out Osborn was right in his suspicion that this could be the work of the same unsub.

“Our first victim is Glinda Sodemann, 19. Newly wed and a new mother. She went missing from her home in North Pole on August 29, 1979.”

Holden pinned a photo of Glinda onto the board.

“Her husband came home to the baby asleep in the crib and Glinda gone. There were no signs of foul play, and no indication that she would have had a reason to run away. Two months later, her decomposing body was found near Moose Creek, just over twenty miles south of Fairbanks, in a gravel pit near the highway.”

Next to the smiling black and white yearbook photo of Glinda, Holden pinned the photo from the dump site.

“She was shot in the face with a .38 caliber. The pistol cartridge was found next to the body. There were no signs of sexual assault.”

“Did they look into the husband,” Bill interjected.

Holden nodded.

“He was their prime suspect for a while. Even failed a polygraph. But there was no evidence.”

The next photo Holden put up was of an even younger girl.

“Almost a year after Glinda disappeared, 11-year-old Doris Oehring goes missing from North Pole. Her and her older brother were riding their bikes on June 11. She had ridden ahead of him, and when he caught up to her he saw her talking to a man with a blue car. The hood was popped open as if he had engine trouble. As soon as her brother got closer, the man slammed the hood, got back in his car, and sped off. Two days later, Doris disappeared.”

“Were they able to get a description from the brother?” Gregg asked.

“They got a rough sketch,” Holden answered, adding said sketch to the board. “The brother said he thought the man was wearing a blue shirt that looked like a uniform.”

“Military?” Wendy suggested.

“Air Force.”

“There’s a base in Fairbanks,” Bill added.

“They found Doris’ bike hidden in the bushes near her home. A witness said they saw a blue car near that area around the time of her disappearance. The driver appeared to be struggling with someone or something in the seat next to him.”

“Fuck,” Bill muttered under his breath.

“They also said it looked like he had a military haircut. Now, based on all of the descriptions of the perpetrator, the state troopers got a list of every single blue car that was registered to drive on the Eielson Air Base. Anyone want to guess how many names are on that list?”

They looked around at one another.

“One hundred?” Gregg suggested.

“550,” Holden responded. “They questioned Glinda’s husband again. This time the polygraph was inconclusive.”

The team collectively rolled their eyes at that cursed word.

“They brought a polygraph expert in after that to question him again. They said that he had an irregular heartbeat that made it impossible for him to pass a polygraph. It would always show either as failed or inconclusive. Due to lack of alternative evidence, they had to remove him as a suspect, at least for Doris’ disappearance.”

They fell silent, processing the implications of this information. How many people failed a polygraph because of a heart condition?

“The third disappearance happened January 31,” Holden continued. “Marlene Peters, the oldest victim so far at age 20. She was last seen hitchhiking from Fairbanks to Anchorage to visit her sick father. Now, initially, there wasn’t enough reason to think that her disappearance was connected to the others. Five weeks later, Wendy Wilson, 16, goes missing. She was also last seen hitchhiking, and a witness saw her get into a white pickup in Moose Creek. They found her body three days later, over thirty miles south of Fairbanks. She had been strangled and then shot in the face. Two months later, Marlene’s body was found in similar condition, not far from where Wendy’s had been. Which also happened to be very close to -”

“Eielson Air Base,” Bill finished.

“Bingo. The latest disappearance occurred a couple days after they found Marlene’s body. Lori King, 19.” Holden puts Lori’s photo on the board. “She was last seen walking alone in Fairbanks.”

“Did they ever find Doris Oehring?” Wendy asked.

“No. They’ve searched near the air base and all the areas where the other bodies were found, but no sign of Doris, or Lori.”

Holden took a step away from the board, indicating his descent into theorizing.

“He’s single. Lives alone. Definitely has issues with women.” The team all nodded in agreement. “Probably has a hard time holding a job. He has a history with the military, but I don’t think he’s part of the Air Base.”

“Even though it’s close to the dump site of the victims,” Gregg inquired.

“It’s more notable that the bodies were dumped off the highway. It doesn’t feel like it’s about the proximity to the Air Base,” Holden replied. “So, why does he shoot them in the face?”

“To hide their identity?” Gregg suggested.

Wendy shook her head.

“It’s more than that,” she said. “It’s a relatively tight knit community. People know that these women are missing, and identifying them wouldn’t be that difficult, even after their faces had been shot. It’s more about substitution. He’s taking them and killing them in place of the person - woman - that his aggression is actually directed at. Once they’re dead, he sees that they didn’t fulfill the fantasy in the way that he wanted, so he disfigures their face to erase their identity in order to satisfy his illusion.”

Gregg nodded.

“I disagree about the military aspect, however,” she continued. “I think it’s highly likely he does work at the Air Base in some capacity.”

“Because of the haircut and the blue car?” Holden responded.

“And the uniform. The location of the bodies. The evidence we’ve accumulated from other cases. He likely has disciplinary issues, maybe even a history of abusive behavior towards women.”

“Okay.”

“I wouldn’t be surprised if he also had a history of institutionalization,” Bill added. “He feels tangibly unhinged.”

“Okay,” Holden repeated. “I think we’ve got a good basis for a profile.”

Holden faced the team, hands on his hips.

“Hey, we should grab a drink later. It’s been a while.”

“I got to get home to the family,” Gregg replied.

Holden gave him an understanding smile as Gregg grabbed his notebook and left the war room. He turned and looked expectantly at Bill and Wendy, his real targets.

“Come on, it’s a Friday. We’ll go to The Fern.”

“I don’t think so, Holden,” Wendy declined.

“Yeah, I’m not really feeling it tonight,” Bill added.

Holden shot Wendy a look. For Bill’s sake.

She contemplated, and gave in.

“Alright,” she conceded. “Come on, Bill. I’ll go if you do.”

He sighed. “Fine.”

“My other condition,” Wendy added, “is that we find a new place.”

“What happened? I thought you liked going to The Fern?”

She shrugged.

“It wasn’t as great as I thought it was.”

Rod Stewart’s “Maggie May” was playing upon their arrival at The Velvet Arrow. It was not as full, or as dive-y, as The Fern, but it was certainly more bizarre in its decor. The walls were covered in a mix of Native American art and 1950s advertisements. The bar stools, true to the name, were covered in red velvet (and stains) that reminded one of movie theater seats. Thankfully, the booths where they chose to sit were vinyl.

“I’ve got the first round,” Holden offered. “Bill?”

“Bourbon.”

Holden turned to Wendy.

“White wine. Thanks.”

When Holden was safely out of earshot, Wendy leaned in towards Bill.

“Did you tell him about this morning?”

Bill shook his head.

“Okay.”

It was understood that the phone call with Brian stayed between them. They both agreed that Holden needs to know enough of what’s going on to not be a dick, but not so much that he gets too involved.

“It really feels like we’re his parents sometimes,” Wendy noted.

Bill exhaled loudly through his nose.

“That kid, I tell ya.”

They shared a small laugh as Holden returned with their drinks.

“What’s so funny?”

“Wendy just told a great joke,” Bill replied.

She cut him a glare, tempered with a smirk.

“Wendy told a joke?”

“Is that so hard to believe?” she replied, more defensively than intended.

“No, I mean -” Holden flustered. “You’re…funny.”

She raised an eyebrow at him.

“Why do I feel like I was the joke,” he added.

“Couldn’t tell ya,” Bill grinned.

Wendy sipped her wine. At least it was better than whatever they had at The Fern, not that The Velvet Arrow’s was in any way exceptional. She scanned the rest of the bar. It was mostly men, military looking men at that. A few of them were here with what appear to be girlfriends, or at least hopefuls.

Her heart stopped. A woman at the bar, a customer, back turned. Her slight frame and long straight brown hair were familiar. No. It couldn’t be.

She gulped down more of her wine, unable to turn her eyes away, just in case the woman turned her head to get confirmation or denial.

“How about it, Wendy?” Holden asked.

She turned to look at him.

“What?”

“Darts. Wanna play?”

“Um...”

“Come on,” Bill coaxed.

“Fine.”

While the men got up, Wendy stole a glance back at the woman. Her profile was in full view now, and it was a face she didn’t recognize. She let out a small sigh of relief.

“You coming?” Holden asked.

“Hmm? Yes.”

She anticipated how poorly she’d do. Bill and Holden assuredly had low expectations.

“Ladies first,” Bill said, handing Wendy a dart.

She slowly shook her head at him, a slight smile on her face, and took the dart. It was heavier than she expected. It was just like archery, right? She did that once, at a summer camp. Poorly.

Wendy stared down the dartboard.

Square up. Shoulders to the pins.

Kay’s voice came into her head. She positioned herself.

Now, put your weight on your left foot.

She did.

Take a deep breath and just do it.

Wendy fired the dart.

It stuck two inches from the center.

Bill and Holden didn't bother to hide their surprise, nor their delight.

“40 points,” Holden exclaimed.

“Nicely done, Dr. Carr,” Bill beamed.

“Looks like we’ve got to step it up, Bill,” Holden added.

The game ended with Bill winning both rounds; Wendy and Holden earned a second and a third place ranking each. The trio walked out to the parking lot in the warm summer air. It still smelled like smoke, but it was fresher than inside the bar at least.

“See you Monday, then,” Holden said.

They waved their goodbyes and entered their respective vehicles. Wendy was about to pull out when she heard an engine struggling.

It was Holden’s.

She looked around and saw that Bill had already driven off. Holden looked at Wendy from across the parking lot. Their eyes met. There was no escaping now.

She got out of her car and walked over.

“Need a jump?”

Holden sighed. “I think so. Bill’s gone already?” She nodded. “Do you have cables?”

“I can check.”

Wendy looked in the back of her car and the trunk, but no luck. She returned to Holden empty handed.

“I’ll call a tow truck,” he concluded.

“At this hour?”

Holden shrugged.

“Come on, I’ll drive you home,” she offered. “You can deal with it in the morning.”

Holden willingly agreed.

Wendy turned on the radio, hoping it would keep Holden’s small talk at bay.

“So how do you think Bill’s doing? Like, really?” he asked.

She thought about it.

“I think he’s handling it as well as he knows how. I mean, how is someone even supposed to cope with your wife leaving with your child while you’re gone, with no contact whatsoever?”

“I offered him one of my Valiums the other day,” Holden said casually.

“You did what?”

“You know, just to maybe help take the edge off.” Wendy shook her head. “He declined, by the way.”

“You really shouldn’t be offering prescription drugs to people.” As if it needed saying.

“Well, when you phrase it like that,” he smirked. “Left up here, then I’m on the right.”

Wendy turned and pulled up to Holden’s building. He took off his seatbelt, but didn’t get out of the car.

“Thanks for the ride, Wendy.”

She smiled politely. He smiled back, still not making any move to leave.

“Do you want to come in?” he offered. “For a cup of coffee, or something?”

“Uh, no. Thank you.”

Holden wasn’t phased by the rejection, which only made Wendy more convinced he would keep trying.

“Okay.” He opened the door to leave. “Drive safe.”

She nodded. He closed the car door behind him.

Wendy saw him in her mirror standing outside, watching her drive away, before disappearing inside.

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1.The Reno Superstore

At the top of our list, we have The Reno Superstore. This company values affordable renovation solutions and accessibility to its products. To that end they offer a vast flooring selection, ranging from solid and engineered hardwood to vinyl, laminate, and tile.

The best thing about The Reno Superstore is its dedication to providing customers with the best quality materials at affordable prices. That extends to their installation services. With two retail stores, one on Caledonia Road in North York and the other on The Queensway in nearby Etobicoke, The Reno Superstore offers flooring from top Canadian manufacturers at competitive prices. Its showroom/warehouse concept is designed intentionally to allow customers to find everything related to home improvement. They also have a dedicated online store that allows you to shop anywhere, anytime, with the added advantage of free shipping.

To sweeten the deal, they offer easy financing options on all their home renovation products, as well as on their installation services

2.Allan Rug Co.

This family-owned business is essentially a great place to find carpets and rugs. What sets this company apart is that they allow customers to create their own custom design to suit their decor.

In addition to carpets, they also offer laminate, vinyl, and hardwood, as well as flooring installation services. If you are planning to install customized carpets, this is something you should definitely consider.

3.Floor Coverings International Mississauga

This company loves floor makeovers and offer their services in the Mississauga area. While they offer installation services of all kinds, they also sell luxury vinyl, tiles, wood floors, natural stone, and carpets.

They are experts in floor refinishing, radiant heating, and subfloor installation. There are several things you need to know when selecting the right renovation company in Toronto so make sure to visit their website.

4.Speers Flooring

This family-owned business offers a wide selection of solid hardwoods, cork, engineered wood, and LVT vinyl. Based in Oakville, they offer their services in nearby areas such as Burlington, Clarkson, Hamilton, and Milton as well.

Their installation services include refinishing, backsplash installation, and other floor-related services. Flooring requires serious consideration, so always make sure to understand the material you are installing.

5. Renovation Express

This company offers different flooring materials such as carpet, hardwood, and laminate. They are focused on ensuring each product is eco-friendly. They provide various services such as staircase installation, painting, cabinetry, tile installation, and floor repair.

When selecting a flooring company, make sure to ask any questions you may have regarding their services. A good contractor or service provider will always answer them. Also, don’t forget to share what you envision for the space.

Choosing the right renovation store in and around Toronto is not easy. It is recommended to visit the store and talk to staff in person regarding your floor installation. That way, you get the best picture of what to expect. Take your time when selecting your flooring material, as well as interview plenty of people before making your decision. There are plenty of renovation stores in the Toronto area, but it is always recommended selecting someone who comes with references.

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Window Treatment Ideas: Drapes vs. Curtains, Shades vs. Blinds, and Beyond

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Need window treatment ideas for your home? If you aren’t sure about the difference between drapes and curtains or shades and blinds, we’ve got your back! This rundown of various types of window treatments will give you the inside track. Because despite its light and fluffy connotations, “window dressing” can have a dramatic impact on a room, and not just in terms of decor.

“Window treatments often serve as a way to provide privacy for those inside the building, while also helping to control the levels of natural light,” explains Christine Burdick, owner and lead designer at Christine Burdick Design in Burlington, VT. “Window treatments can also help with the cooling or insulating of a room.”

To help you figure out which type of window treatment is best for you, check out the various styles below, and the pros and cons of each.

Window treatment ideas: Shades vs. blinds

Shades are soft panels of fabric that are attached to a frame. They come in various lengths, widths, fabrics, and textures, and a cord is used to manipulate them up and down.

If you’re looking for shades, you’ll find lots of options. Roman shades will pleat when drawn up, while balloon shades jut out, providing a puffy appearance. Tie shades must be tied on each end to remain up.

“Shades fit into the window frame, not above the frame like curtains or drapes,” says Dawn Stafford, interior designer and CEO of Gathering Souls in Washington, DC.

“To allow light, the shade must be lifted entirely,” Stafford notes. That means if you need privacy, you’ll have to sacrifice natural light in the process.

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Blinds, on the other hand, are window treatments that open and close with a cord. Unlike shades, they’re not made from one piece of material. Instead, blinds have louvers or slats, which open and close. This lets in light but can help maintain privacy at the same time.

Blinds tend to be made of wood, vinyl, bamboo, or aluminum, and they come in a variety of sizes to fit various windows. Another consideration: The size of the slats in the blinds. Typically you’ll find half-inch or 1-inch miniblinds, and 2-inch slats called Venetian blinds, which are a bit more durable.

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Window treatment ideas: Curtains vs. drapes

Curtains are one of the most popular types of window treatments on the market. Typically sold in pairs, these panels come in a variety of colors, fabrics, and sizes, and they can be installed alone or over blinds or shades. Curtains hang from curtain rods, which are installed with supports above or beside the window frame. They usually have tabs at the top, through which a homeowner can feed the curtain rod.

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Drapes are often confused with curtains, but the two are slightly different, Stafford says. “While drapes are also fabric panels, drapes are lined, and typically the lining blocks incoming light, which makes them perfect to use in bedrooms,” she says. “Draperies most often are the length of the top of the window to the floor and many times allow for a puddling effect.”

Another difference? “Drapes are usually custom-made in luxury fabrics to fit exact window specifications,” according to Stafford, and they tend to have more of a formal appearance than your garden variety curtain.

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Window treatment ideas: How to pick a window treatment

Choosing the right window treatment for your home tends to come down to function, says Jessica Weigley, co-founder and designer at design firm Síol in San Francisco.

Weigley suggests asking yourself the following questions before deciding on a window treatment:

How much light or view do you want to allow through?

Does it also need to insulate or dampen sound?

What do the window trims, ceiling, and nearby walls allow in terms of mounting?

Do you want the windows to disappear or be a focal point for the room?

How does it create a composition with other aspects of the room?

Here’s which type of window treatment is right for you based on your objectives:

To let in light but maintain privacy: Blinds allow light in, but without sacrificing privacy.

To block out light: Drapes, with their added layer, block out light and are thus popular for bedrooms. They can also insulate against heat and cold.

To make a decor statement: Curtains tend to come in fabrics with patterns and colors that make them a focal point, and they can be used to cover up blinds or shades that are less aesthetically pleasing.

To save money and maintenance: For homeowners with a tight budget, roller shades are often the least expensive option, Burdick says. Depending on the size of a window, roller shades run from $20 to $100, and the flat surface makes them easy to clean.

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Houses For Sale in Swanton, VT

18 Maple Grove Ests, Swanton, VT

Price: $359000

Beautiful custom built home that still shows as new! Landscaped wooded lot is conveniently located close to St. Albans shopping and I89. Impeccably maintained with an open design. Home features a vaulted living room with woodstove and open balcony above that leads to the huge Master suite including a walk-in closet and roomy bath with soaking tub. Spacious kitchen with granite counters, breakfast bar, and walk-in pantry. Home also features an enclosed 3 season room with vaulted ceiling. Basement is a walkout with full size windows – great for future expansion. Attached garage has 2nd st ory for storage above.

4 Jones Ct, Swanton, VT

Price: $259900

This is a three (3) bedroom / two (2) bathroom Ranch-style house located in a peaceful, quiet, community in Swanton, Vermont. The owners have made many updates including newer roof, furnace and conversion to natural gas heat. Additions/updates within the last year include: new front and back porch railings, new laminate flooring throughout most of the main living area (except for the bedrooms), new Trex fascia and drain spouts around the entire house, insulated ceiling in the basement and freshly painted living area. The open floor plan is great for entertaining boasting cathedral ceili ngs and ample windows for plentiful natural light. The master suite includes a large bedroom, master bath and walk-in closet. Immaculate basement could easily be finished to create more living space. Three minutes (3) to I-89 ? 30 minutes to Burlington and just over 1 hour to Montreal, Quebec. Minutes to local shopping, restaurants and walking trails. Three (3) minutes, 1 mile, from the Swanton Police/Fire Departments. Four (4) minutes, 1.7 miles, from Swanton Elementary School (K-8) and six (6) minutes, 2.2 miles, from Missisquoi Valley Union High School (9-12).

42 N River St, Swanton, VT

Price: $105000

This single story ranch is close to the Swanton Village conveniences but without the added Village tax for enjoying it. This home underwent an extensive remodel in 2013 to include a new kitchen, vinyl windows, bathroom, interior and exterior doors, and plumbing. Nothing to do inside except start moving in. This home has hardwood floors and a full basement with interior stairs and plenty of room for extra storage. This house has 2 bedrooms and a 3rd 10×9 room that could be used for a den, office or additional living area. Another 10×10 mudroom with washer dryer offer true one level livin g. Includes all appliances and a 12×8 storage shed. Located just over a mile from I-89 exit 21 Swanton 15 minutes drive to St. Albans and 45 minutes to Burlington.

28 Brown Ave, Swanton, VT

Price: $169507

This beautiful move in ready raised ranch is just waiting on you! Well maintained home with plenty of space. Two spacious bedrooms located on the main level, a bonus room in the basement currently used as a bedroom. The backyard is large, level and fully fenced in! Perfect for kids and pets! The location couldn’t be better. Located on a quiet dead end street, but still close to all Swanton amenities, and a quick skip to I-89. Come see this home before it’s gone!

15 Ally Dr, Swanton, VT

Price: $175500

2 bedroom townhouse with a bonus room for extra sleeping space. The basement is unfinished with potential to make into more living space. This home is move in ready!

46 New St, Swanton, VT

Price: $159900

Newly renovated/remodeled home. This home is just completing a thorough extensive renovation which include: new kitchen and stainless appliances, flooring, interior and exterior paint, roof, heating system, electrical, light fixtures, bath fixtures, and much more. This home is move-in condition and ready for it’s new owners!

391 Maquam Shore Rd, Swanton, VT

Price: $315000

Stunning Contemporary Colonial in the country on 3.27 beautiful acres surrounded by farms in the Vermont Land Trust. No fear of development crowding you in. This 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home has exquisite hardwood floors throughout most of the home. The wide-open floor plan on the first floor is covered by a tongue and grove vaulted ceiling with large skylights. Big windows in the kitchen, dining and living room areas give you a beautiful view of the surrounding Vermont countryside. The modern kitchen has plenty of counter space and island with center sink. The kitchen floor is an attract ive ceramic tile. Upstairs a large wooden balcony overlooks to the open room below. The master bedroom suite is on the first floor and there is a large bonus room bedroom upstairs, along with a spacious 3rd bedroom. Large 2 car garage with room for workbenches. Outside you have a McIntosh apple orchard, crab apples, lilac bushes, and in the back of the home are raspberry and blueberry bushes. Also, farther back is a raised bed herb garden and asparagus beds. This gorgeous home is a great find, you must come see it!

141 Lake St, Swanton, VT

Price: $135000

now’s the time to buy this very spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in swanton! great open floor plan to include bright living area with high ceilings and cozy fireplace. big eat-in kitchen with great counter space, nice kitchen island, and breakfast nook. formal dining area is a great place to host family and friends. spacious master bedrooms with many windows and a private bath to include soaking tub! two additional good sized bedrooms with closet space! looking for a home office? you will love the great office with french doors! this home has got it all! spend those warm summer evenings lounging on the front porch overlooking a big front yard! so look no further- come see this gem for yourself today!

51 Jayview Rd, Swanton, VT

Price: $149900

Charming three bedroom, one bath home on double lot with deeded lake access. This home has been completely remodeled in the last ten years. Gleaming wood floors, beautiful tile work and newer metal roof highlight the updates that this house has undergone. This will truly be a place that you are proud to call your own.

440 Maquam Shore Rd, Swanton, VT

Price: $114900

Come see this charming ranch with an open floor plan and breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Champlain. This 2 bedroom, 1 bath ranch will provide enough space to move about, but will also provide a quaint cozy atmosphere when it's time to cuddle up by the Vermont Casting Fireplace. Wake up in the morning to the fresh lake air on the oversized deck and in the evening watch the gorgeous sunsets along the shore in front of your camp fire. - 800 Sq Ft - 2 Bedrooms - 1 Bath - Lot size 100 x 120 - Westerly views - Oversize Patio Deck overlooking the Lake&#xA ;- Storage Shed - Air Conditioning - Vt Casting Fireplace - Ceiling Fan - Recent updates; Appliances, Windows, Flooring - Leased Land

21 Jayview Rd, Swanton, VT

Price: $125000

Cute as a button home with lake rights. Many renovations within the past ten years including roof, electrical, plumbing, windows, doors and flooring! Open floor plan with great sunporch offering lake views and a pellet stove. This home is move-in ready and is being sold furnished including a snow blower and riding garden tractor.

24 Woods Hill Rd, Swanton, VT

Price: $275000

25 ACRES!!!! Just off Route 7 with lots of privacy and about 500 maple trees that could be tapped. Built for Canadian winters and wired for a generator accordingly. Like new cozy and clean cape style home well placed for privacy and enjoyment of perennial gardens and wildlife, deer and turkeys prevalent. Clean Stainmaster carpets through the upstairs and living room. Dry basement with back up electric heat. Professionally landscaped yard with many beautiful plants and trees. Insulated, heated garage (16 x24) with workbench and running water, holds one car plus room for ATV or Motorcycle storage and storage above. 4 miles to shopping and I89 access!

609 Jedware Cir, Swanton, VT

Price: $173886

Investor opportunity! This property was recently foreclosed by a bank or financial institution and is now available to purchase online at Auction.com ending 12-31-2017. Visit Auction.com now to view additional photos, Property Reports with title information, Plat maps with property lines and Interior Property Inspection Reports when available. Auction.com sells properties across the country online for financial institutions and government agencies who are very motivated to sell to investors. Don’t miss this special opportunity to buy homes at wholesale prices! In our online auctions and live Foreclosure Sales, Auction.com currently has 3 properties scheduled for sale in Franklin County and 17 throughout Vermont. All properties and sale details can be found with a simple search at Auction.com. Create a FREE account today to find more properties like this one, save searches of properties that meet your investment criteria and have the properties you’re looking for emailed directly to you when posted in an upcoming sale event. To view the complete details of this exact property, click the Auction.com link below or paste the Property ID 2300292 into the search bar at Auction.com

3 Anderson Ln, Swanton, VT

Price: $239900

Enjoy the benefits of solar power, no electric bill, and a charming Colonial ready for you to move in and relax! The home offers a great flowing floor plan for entertaining and family activities. Hardwood floors throughout, cozy and spacious living room with gas fireplace, an awesome kitchen with island, large deck, master bedroom/bathroom, and 2nd floor laundry. Large completely finished basement for more entertaining space or kids play room. Beautiful built-in storage units offer great space for collectibles or books. Spacious two-car garage and shed for plenty of storage. All this in a country setting yet extremely convenient to I89, Swanton and St. Albans.

5 Anderson Ln, Swanton, VT

Price: $233000

Wonderful property located on a quiet country road not far from St. Albans Town line. Enjoy panoramic mountain views and quiet farmland from the comfort of the spacious deck. Cuddle up in the bright & open living room with the beautiful gas fireplace that features floor to ceiling natural stone hearth. The cooks kitchen boosts cherry cabinets, a huge island and upgraded appliances. Enjoy the luxury of the master suite featuring a full bath and double closets. The second floor is complete with 2 other huge bedrooms, another full bath and washer & dryer. This modular home is 2×6 construct ion with the same type of building materials as stick built homes. All this and only minutes to St.Albans Town and I89.

151 Bushey Rd, Swanton, VT

Price: $169900

This single family one level house has been owned by the original family that built it in 1976. The home offers a kitchen dining area with wrap around counter. Three bedrooms and a full bath on the same level. Large 12×26 mudroom with laundry and breezeway to the massive 28×18 Garage with 12 ft overhead door and over head storage. An additional 28×18 workshop is attached to the garage and has been used in years past as a sugar house and to board animals. The back yard is open and level and is surrounded by a large open agricultural area. Updated electrical panel and a newer furnace are both in the full basement with interior and exterior access. This home is located just over a mile from I-89 and offers a 5 minute commute to St. Albans City or 35 minutes to Burlington

12 Farrar St, Swanton, VT

Price: $224900

Here is one house that has aged beautifully! It speaks HOME and you will want to make your family memories here. Relax outside on the spacious deck and then enjoy your in-ground pool to cool off in. Very nice village lot, within walking distance to the parks, stores, library, post office, churches and restaurants.

86-88 Grand Ave, Swanton, VT

Price: $140000

Prime location triplex walking distance to the village and shops. Fantastic income potential! 3 apartments with 3 baths. Unit 1 is the largest apartment with a bedroom on the main and huge front porch and 2 upstairs bedrooms. Lots of windows and light. Perfect apartment for an owner that would want to live there. Closest to unit to the garage. One the left side of the building are the other 2 apts with their own kitchen and bath. Unit 2 is on the main level with a nice closed in porch. Unit 3 is an upstairs unit accessed in the back. Nice large windows throughout the building and prime location! Fantastic Cap rate for investors!

4 Laroe St, Swanton, VT

Price: $149175

This charming village home is waiting on you to make it your own. Three spacious bedrooms makes it a perfect family home. A large living room and open kitchen/dining area are perfect for entertaining. Home is located right in Swanton Village. All of the village amenities are in easy walking distance! I-89 is close by making travel and commuting a breeze. Start the Spring off right by making this home yours!

141 Lake St, Swanton, VT

Price: $135000

Now’s the time to buy this very spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in Swanton! Great open floor plan to include bright living area with high ceilings and cozy fireplace. Big eat-in kitchen with great counter space, nice kitchen island, and breakfast nook. Formal dining area is a great place to host family and friends. Spacious master bedrooms with many windows and a private bath to include soaking tub! Two additional good sized bedrooms with closet space! Looking for a home office? You will love the great office with french doors! This home has got it all! Spend those warm summer evenings lounging on the front porch overlooking a big front yard! So Look no further- come see this gem for yourself today!

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Welcome your Friends and Family to your New Colonial Single Family Home the Highly Sought After and Secluded Wentworth Neighborhood in Historic Burlington Township.Perfect for New York to Washington DC Commuters as well an easy commute as to Philadelphia or Trenton by Commuter Rail or with access to the NJ or PA Turnpikes as well as most major highways in just minutes.This Beautiful 4 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath Colonial is the one you waited for and has a little known secret.......You can walk out into your backyard, through a gate and onto a path that leads through the woods to the local fishing and swimming lake. Your Loved Ones can go trekking the Nature Trails that other homes just don't provide access to like one that backs to it.It has way to much to mention it all so be sure to take a look at the photos to see the details and love that was put into this home but realize there were thoughts for the future when the original owner chose builder upgrades including an Upgraded flooring system nobody would know was an optionIt has a Beautiful Formal Living room and Dining room with Architectural Details like Impeccable Wainscoting and Crown Moldings that are to die for. The Eat-In Chef's Kitchen is Perfect for Entertaining or just to Relax in drinking a glass of wine and eating take out. It has a Kitchen Island, Upgraded Cabinets with New Granite Countertops, a Samsung Energy Star Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, Built-in Microwave and Oven. The Kitchen overlooks the Amazingly tall Vaulted Ceiling Family room with access to the Huge backyard, a Half Bath and Laundry room too.Your New Home even has a Large Master Bedroom with 2 Walk-in Closets, a Super Remodeled Master Bathroom with New Double Sink Vanity, New Flooring, Corner Shower and More, The Second floor also has a Great Hall Bath with Tub/ Shower Combo, a Look out over the Family Room and 3 other Large Bedrooms with lots of closets including another walk-in closet..The Full Basement is ready to be finished with already pre studded out walls, High Ceilings, Builder Installed Sump Pump and French Drain system and more.You can use this Full Basement for Additional Entertaining with Pool Table, a Home Gym, as a Playroom, Entertainment/ Movie Theater Room Set-up or whatever,,,Let your imagination run wild.The Vinyl Fenced Backyard features an ample Sized Storage Shed, Double Swing, an Irrigation System to Keep your Lawn Beautiful Year Round too!Keep Your Cars Clean and Warm in the Large 2 Car Garage with Electronic Opener and Indoor Access so nobody sees yo

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MLS# 1362822 https://ift.tt/1hOI87Q P# 360-755-9494 Welcome to another Burlington home for sale brought to you by Michael Welling of REMAX Territory NW - The Leader in Burlington, WA Real Estate Services. This video contains information on one of our Burlington Homes for sale. Listing Address: 1030 E Fairhaven Ave Burlington, WA 98233 Property Type: Residential Price: 489,000 Agent Name: Michael Welling Agent Phone: 360 540 1341 Agency: REMAX Territory NW Agency Phone: 360-755-9494 Agency Website: https://ift.tt/1hOI87Q Property Information: Building Square Feet: 3,470 Bedrooms: 4.00 Bathrooms: 3.00 Year Built: 1930 Property Size: 6490 SqFt Description: One level, newly renovated 2620 sf home PLUS flexible 850 sf unit that can be used as a M-I-L or addl source of income. Main residence is complete w/3 bd, 2.5 bath, family room & 2 offices plus a full 950 sf basement. This open floor plan features luxury vinyl flooring, quartz countertops, new carpeting, LED lighting, wood burning fireplace & new gas furnace. Both units have completely new kitchens w/stainless steel appliances. All of this conveniently located in the heart of Burlington. To view the location of this property in Burlington, WA click the link below. https://ift.tt/2esU6ZG If you are looking to purchase a home in Burlington you can visit our website at https://ift.tt/1hOI87Q to view all listed homes, real estate, and property for sale in Burlington, WA Property details have not been verified, lot size, square footage and other details are approximate. Buyer must investigate property details to their own satisfaction. Real Estate Automated Listing Video Marketing Service provided by https://ift.tt/Oudw7W If you are looking to purchase a home in Burlington you can visit our website at https://ift.tt/1hOI87Q to view all listed homes, real estate, and property for sale in Burlington, WA Property details have not been verified, lot size, square footage and other details are approximate. Buyer must investigate property details to their own satisfaction. Real Estate Automated Listing Video Marketing Service provided by https://ift.tt/Oudw7W

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Only a Few Townhomes Remain at Robbinsville NJ

Abrupt sale of homes in Robbinsville, NJ makes this hottest place to buy home. Due to immense popularity only few townhomes remain to choose from. For the potential home buyers there is still time to discover the style, quality and luxury found throughout the homes in Robbinsville. Provide easy access to everyday necessities and facilities, the neighborhood is a quick stroll to shopping and dining. Don’t waste your time anymore! Buy one of this beautiful, luxurious and spectacular townhouse in NJ’s most desirable place to live in.

21 Stanwyck Ct, Trenton, NJ 08691:

You can buy this lovely home featuring 1,553 square ft. with 3 beds and 2.5 baths in $345,000. This lovely home is located in the Miry Crossing section of Foxmoor. This beautiful home includes laminate floors throughout the first floor that features stainless appliance package, recessed lighting and island. The open kitchen and dining area is rather ideal and streams into the family room. Pavered-patio bordered by a tall row of arborvitaes for privacy is accessible from sliding doors. A large master suite encompassing laminate flooring, cathedral ceiling, a ceiling fan, walk0in closet, private bath with dual sinks, soaking tub and separate shower are the features of the 2nd floor. In spite of this, it has a full bath and two additional bedrooms. This level completes with all these furnishings. Finished basement offers additional recreation area with a spacious unfinished area for storage. 1 year roof and a hot water heater is less than a year old. Other amenities offered by Foxmoor for the occupants’ leisure include pool, tennis courts and club house. It is situated near to major commuter lines, by road, rail and bus. Buy the lodging that lies close to medical center, shopping, excellent Robbinsville schools and fitness facilities.

17 Tynemouth Ct, Trenton, NJ 08691:

$274,950 is not an immense cost to buy a luxurious home with 3 beds and 2.5 baths that covers an area of 1,408 square ft.. Wholly renovated townhome in the Nottinghill section of Foxmoor. It offers elegant new kitchen with granite top counters and stainless steel appliance package. All the refurbishments made throughout the home gives it a chic look. The home is painted recently in addition to new carpet and flooring throughout. It has central cooling and other heating. 2 parking spaces are included in the offer. Another facility of newer HVAC system is also available over here. It is situated near to major highways like Route 130, NJ Turnpike, I-95, I-295, I-195 and major shopping areas. Hamilton Train Station to NY City or Trenton to Philadelphia is just on a walking distance from your lovely home. Nothing waits so long for you so don’t miss a chance. Come to visit and be the owner of this beautiful home.

204 Bromley Pl, Trenton, NJ 08691:

An updated townhome with 3 beds, 2.5 baths and 1,621 square ft. in $377,988 is situated on a cozy cul de sac. It has capacious first floor with beautiful hardwood floors, two story family room, nine foot ceilings, updated half bath, utility room featuring extra refrigerator counter space, cabinets and is opening towards the one car garage with additional storage. A updated kitchen include granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, deep pantry, stunning backsplash, wide counter/ breakfast bar leading to the family room, new door ending on the backyard with patio, pergola and its striking flowering plants. Bedroom 2 has walk0in closet, bedroom 3 has built in area for dresser and the common thing both have the Closet Maid Brand custom shelving. An updated full hall bath. Basement with laundry area, office space and lots of built in shelving offering large space is partially completed.it lies near to tennis court, pool, club house, Robbinsville High and Middle Schools. It is god regarding security matters as it is situated within walking distance to shopping and restaurants and major roads are also close to it.

17 Stratton Ct, Trenton, NJ 08691:

This 1,408 square ft. lodging with 2 beds and 1.5 baths is Chelsea Townhome having a Treed Backyard, an eat-in kitchen, wood burning fireplace in the living room with newer sliding glass doors to the backyard. It costs $224,777. It also has brand new windows throughout the home and a new dishwasher. It has central cooling. Neighborhood is quite quiet and comfy. Live near excellent schools and fabulous restaurants. It is located close to shopping, Railroad and Bus Transportation to New York and Philadelphia.

43 Tynemouth Ct, Trenton, NJ 08691:

Beautiful neutral townhome featuring 2 beds, 2 baths and 1,192 square ft. in $217,875 is a beautiful place to live with impressive floor plan. It features a wood burning fireplace new stainless Whirlpool kitchen appliances and a full bath including tub, shower and sky lite. It has new in 2018- roof, furnace, water heater and sky lit. Dining room ends at a well-kept backyard with storage closet. Maintenance free vinyl fencing and d attic storage is also provided to the habitant. 4 year old central air and fast closing is possible. Be hurry to be the first to own this lovely home.

4 Ashford Ct, Trenton, NJ 08691:

2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths on 1,220 square ft. Bancroft model in desirable Foxmoor costs $209,900. Remolded bathrooms just1.5 years ago. 4-5 years old central air and furnace. The hot water heater is replaced 2-3 years ago. The living room offers a picture window with sitting bench, updated kitchen flooring and dining area. It has main level utility room. The master bedroom has a wide space with closet. Fenced-in yard with paver patio ad storage closet are the features of its exterior. It’s a great location with a walking distance to Robbinsville High School and Pond Road Middle School. It’s close to highways and train stations. Hamilton Marketplace, restaurants and shopping markets lies near to it.

3 Chippin Ct, Trenton, NJ 08691:

A comfy place full of privacy and glory where you find yourself rather comfortable. It offers 2 beds and 2 baths in $250,000. It has a kitchen with altogether renovated and comfortable cork flooring, a higher end stainless steel appliance package with beautiful venting hood. Further the kitchen features Corain style counter tops, dark wood cabinets with under lighting and beautiful stone tile backsplash. This level completes with a laundry area and a powder room. Upstairs, there are two bedroom ach with their private baths featuring skylight and marble topped dual vanity. A gorgeous window seat flanked by custom built-in shelving and cabinetry is a part of master bedroom. A newer HVAC, windows and roof are also provided. Community amenities encompass tennis courts, pool, club house, playground and a wide range of walking trails. It adjoins to Pond Rd Middle School and is close to Robbinsville Town Center. Hamilton Train Station and commuter routes are easy to reach-in from here. Must see and make up your mind to buy this. A good lodging in a rather reasonable amount

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Houses For Sale in Swanton, VT

18 Maple Grove Ests

Price: $359000

4 Jones Ct

Price: $259900

42 N River St

Price: $105000

28 Brown Ave

Price: $169507

15 Ally Dr

Price: $175500

2 bedroom townhouse with a bonus room for extra sleeping space. The basement is unfinished with potential to make into more living space. This home is move in ready!

46 New St

Price: $159900

391 Maquam Shore Rd

Price: $315000

Stunning Contemporary Colonial in the country on 3.27 beautiful acres surrounded by farms in the Vermont Land Trust. No fear of development crowding you in. This 3 bedroom, 2 ½ bath home has exquisite hardwood floors throughout most of the home. The wide-open floor plan on the first floor is covered by a tongue and grove vaulted ceiling with large skylights. Big windows in the kitchen, dining and living room areas give you a beautiful view of the surrounding Vermont countryside. The modern kitchen has plenty of counter space and island with center sink. The kitchen floor is an attract ive ceramic tile. Upstairs a large wooden balcony overlooks to the open room below. The master bedroom suite is on the first floor and there is a large bonus room bedroom upstairs, along with a spacious 3rd bedroom. Large 2 car garage with room for workbenches. Outside you have a McIntosh apple orchard, crab apples, lilac bushes, and in the back of the home are raspberry and blueberry bushes. Also, farther back is a raised bed herb garden and asparagus beds. This gorgeous home is a great find, you must come see it!

141 Lake St

Price: $135000

51 Jayview Rd

Price: $149900

440 Maquam Shore Rd

Price: $114900

Come see this charming ranch with an open floor plan and breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Champlain. This 2 bedroom, 1 bath ranch will provide enough space to move about, but will also provide a quaint cozy atmosphere when it’s time to cuddle up by the Vermont Casting Fireplace. Wake up in the morning to the fresh lake air on the oversized deck and in the evening watch the gorgeous sunsets along the shore in front of your camp fire. - 800 Sq Ft - 2 Bedrooms - 1 Bath - Lot size 100 x 120 - Westerly views - Oversize Patio Deck overlooking the Lake&#xA ;- Storage Shed - Air Conditioning - Vt Casting Fireplace - Ceiling Fan - Recent updates; Appliances, Windows, Flooring - Leased Land

21 Jayview Rd

Price: $125000

24 Woods Hill Rd

Price: $275000

609 Jedware Cir

Price: $173886

3 Anderson Ln

Price: $239900

5 Anderson Ln

Price: $233000

151 Bushey Rd

Price: $169900

12 Farrar St

Price: $224900

86-88 Grand Ave

Price: $140000

4 Laroe St

Price: $149175

141 Lake St

Price: $135000

from Houses For Sale – The OC Home Search http://www.theochomesearch.com/houses-for-sale-in-swanton-vt/ from OC Home Search https://theochomesearch.tumblr.com/post/158007262590

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