A home you WANT!

615 N 1st St., Bismarck, ND 

Haven't you daydreamed about owning that house that everyone loves?  How would it feel to entertain in a beautifully done kitchen and relax in a spacious Master Suite at the end of the day?  You can have all of those modern features in a home built in 1921.  This home at 615 N 1st St. sits on the outskirts of the Bismarck Cathedral District and is ready for a new owner to care for it.

Gorgeous home with many luxurious updates throughout. The home is quite spacious inside and the many newer windows keep the home bright. The kitchen is a Chef's delight with 3 ovens and a gas stove top. The counter tops are granite and the island has a prep sink. Through out the home you will find well cared for hardwood floors. Upstairs, there is a laundry area between the master and the upper bedrooms. The Master Suite is large with generous walk in closet. The Master Suite Bathroom has a whirlpool tub and a separate tiled shower. Downstairs are additional bedrooms, a cozy family room, and another laundry area. Outside, the back deck and patio is great for entertaining or just relaxing. This home has been beautifully updated and care for. No detail has been missed! Call a REALTOR for a showing today!

Call your favorite REALTOR for a showing today!  

Go to this link for more information: 615 N 1st St, Bismarck, ND

Presented by Beth Posey, REALTOR, Broker, 701-240-6416

RE/MAX Capital, 701-390-9343

RE/MAX Staging Tips

RE/MAX Housing Blog

8 Tips for Staging Your Home Yourself

Wed, August 19, 2015

When selling your home, it’s important to set the right “stage” for potential buyers. If hiring a professional isn’t in the budget, here are some tips on how to prep your home for the market:

1. Declutter
You want buyers to focus on things like your home’s lovely wood floors, not your commemorative spoon collection. Box it, sell it or gift it. Clear counter tops in the kitchen and bathroom and minimize the amount of items displayed on shelves.

2. Clear out the closet
For some buyers, closet space can make or break a sale. The fewer items left behind the larger the closet will appear.

3. Pack away the personal
Store family photos, kids’ art projects and anything else that may distract buyers from envisioning themselves living in your home.

4. Scrub and scrub again
Clean everything, from tile grout to windowpanes. You want the home to sparkle and shine when the spotlight’s on. If you lack time or skills, it’s worth it to hire pros.

5. Scrub and scrub again – outside
Don’t forget your home’s exterior. After all, your porch will make the first impression on buyers. A few hours with a pressure washer, easily rented from a home improvement store, can make a world of difference.

6. Freshen up the paint job
A fresh, neutral coat of paint is a relatively inexpensive way to kick up your home’s allure.

7. Focus on lighting
A well-lit room not only feels bigger, it helps people to feel more energized and improves their mood. Don’t forget to replace light bulbs and add lamps in rooms with limited natural lighting.

8. Take a deep breath
If you inhale anything other than clean, fresh air, deodorize before showings with a mildly scented diffuser or candle.

Make sure you’ll have a steady stream of prospective buyers to appreciate your home – and all your hard prep work. You can call me for advice or a market analysis at 701-240-6416.

Contents of Article, courtesy of RE/MAX

Beth Posey, Broker, 701-390-9343

RE/MAX Capital, www.remax-capital-bismarck-nd.com

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