When my last listing, a bungalow in El Cerrito on Richmond Street, debuted I lamenting all of the rain and how it negatively impacted the sale of a property. When this adorable Rose-Colored Cottage debuted this past Thursday in Albany I was cheered by the fact that the sun was shining, birdies literally were singing, and agents were commenting on tour how much more optimistic both we and our sellers were feeling as a result of a few warm rays. And then came the storm to beat all storms last night! Thunder the likes of which is heard only in the midwest! Hail that was still gathered in white piles hours after falling–we’re not used to this. And today: grey skies and lots of rain, again. I guess we’d just better get used to it!
So buyers, don’t let it stop you from visiting a very sweet property: the Rose-Colored Cottage at 1102 Evelyn in Albany. It’s just a few blocks from the Albany Community Center and Library, and Albany is famous for truly having a strong sense of community. The front porch invites you to savor this sweet cottage, freshly painted in warm and fun colors. Floors have been refinished as well, and the improvements are more than just skin-deep: There’s a new efficient forced-air central heating system, a brand new roof and new gutters, and new front and back porches. The kitchen is sporting new flooring, new counters, sink and faucet. The bathroom also has a new floor, as well as new sink and vanity, and the top of all toilets: a new Toto!
Rose-Colored Cottage in Albany!
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Arlene Baxter
McGuire Real Estate
(510) 7171799 eastbay.bungalows@gmail.com http://www.GreenBungalows.info
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The cottage is nestled between a sweet front gardent and an extensive fenced back garden, complete with raised veggie bed. There’s a separate structure in the garden that houses the washer and dryer.
I’d love to welcome you in from the rain, or from the sun, from 2 to 4:30 pm either of the next two Sundays.
