Amber Castonguay | Century 21 Crossroads Realty | (920) 699-8124
379 Grove St., Lake Mills, WI
Contemporary Home with lots of space! This home features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, fenced yard, 3 season room, hot tub room, master suite and large livi
4BR/2+1BA Single Family House
offered at $118,000
Year Built
1965
Sq Footage
2,500
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
2 full, 1 partial
Floors
Unspecified
Parking
2 Car garage
Lot Size
.4 acres
HOA/Maint
$0 per month
DESCRIPTION
Contemporary Home with lots of space! This home features 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, fenced yard, 3 season room, hot tub room, master suite and large living room. The fireplace and bar are a bonus. Call today! All offers are subject to bank approval.
Private Remarks: Short Sale
Amber Castonguay | Century 21 Crossroads Realty | (920) 699-8124
W9105 Red Feather Dr., Oakland, WI
4BR/2BA Single Family House
offered at $249,000
Year Built
1978
Sq Footage
2,616
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
2 full, 0 partial
Floors
1
Parking
2 Car garage
Lot Size
.961 acres
HOA/Maint
$0 per month
DESCRIPTION
Beautiful Home situated on almost an Acre. Make your move today! This 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath home has been completely updated with a New roof August 2011. 18x18 Sun Room with a Natural Fireplace surrounded by a deck overlooks the Beautiful Double Lot. To many features to list. Pride of Ownership shows in this home. Both Parcels together are .961 Acre and will be combined into one parcel, #02206130812018. Home Warranty Included!
Amber Castonguay | Century 21 Crossroads Realty | (920) 699-8124
419 Parkview Dr., Johnson Creek, WI
3BR/2+1BA Single Family House
offered at $179,900
Year Built
2005
Sq Footage
Unspecified
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2 full, 1 partial
Floors
2
Parking
2 Car garage
Lot Size
.307 acres
HOA/Maint
$0 per month
DESCRIPTION
Lots of House for the Money! 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath home has with exposed lower level could be yours. Call today. All offers subject to bank approval, short Sale.
The City of Watertown, Wisconsin straddles both Jefferson and Dodge Counties in southeastern Wisconsin. Most of the city's population is in Jefferson County. Division Street, several blocks north of downtown, is built on the county line. The Rock River flows through Watertown in a horseshoe bend before heading south and west on its way to the Mississippi River. The city originally developed inside the horseshoe, though it has long since grown beyond. Silver Creek adjoins the river in the city, as does a short creek on the west side. The most notable geographical feature is a high density of drumlins, long hills formed by the glaciers of the Wisconsin glaciation period as they retreated northwards. As a result, all hills in the area are elongated in the north-south direction. .
Watertown was first settled by Timothy Johnson, who built a cabin on the west side of the river in 1836. A town was settled to utilize the power of the Rock River, which falls 20 feet in just two miles. In contrast, the Rock River falls only 34 feet in the 58 miles upstream from Watertown. The waterpower was first used for sawmills, and later prompted the construction of two hydroelectric dams, one downtown (where the river flows south) and one on the eastern edge of the city (where the river flows north). The Watertown economy remains heavily reliant on light industry.
In 1853, a plank road was completed from Milwaukee to Watertown. After plank roads were no longer used, the route was replaced by highway (Wisconsin Highway 16) and railroad. However, a street named "Watertown Plank Road" survives in Milwaukee. The road is referenced by the "Plank Road Brewery" family of beers, including Icehouse beer, produced by Miller Brewing Company in Milwaukee.
Today, Watertown's population is over 23,131 and the city has been home to several famous or influential Americans in the distant, as well as more recent, past. Watertown's favorite sons and daughters include Margarethe Schurz, who founded the first American kindergarten in 1856 (the building that housed this kindergarten is now located on the grounds of the Octagon House Museum in Watertown) and journalist R. D. Blumenfeld, editor of the British Daily Express. Dan Brandenstein, former NASA astronaut and veteran of four space shuttle flights; Joseph E. Davies, the second Ambassador to represent the United States in the Soviet Union; and former Major Leage Baseball first baseman Fred Merkle, who played 16 years in the Major Leagues in the early twentieth century, also hail from Watertown, Wisconsin.
Of course, a name like Watertown may conjure up a myriad of images focused on - what else? - water!. And that is certainly the case here. Throughout the city, it's common to see Watertowners of all ages fishing, swimming, sailing or relaxing on gently floating air tubes of all shapes and sizes. Others might canoe, paddleboat or ski behind a flying motorboat. During those cold Wisconsin winters, water enthusiasts like to take to the ice where boats were floating, racing or sailing just weeks before.
The gently rolling green hills emblematic of the entire State of Wisconsin invite golfers of all levels of expertise. Novices and top amateurs, alike, have their choice between two challenging 18-hole courses in Watertown. Watertown Country Club is a private club located on Silver Creek and includes a dining/banquet facility while Windwood is a public course complete with restaurant and dining/banquet facilities located just east of the city in the rolling hills of the Wisconsin countryside.
Those who come to Watertown, Wisconsin sense community spirit all around town. For generations, Watertown residents have tended to the little things that make life great. They planned well for the future - as is evidenced in Watertown's commercial, worship and public buildings. As newcomers drive through the community, they notice pride in ownership in Watertown's homeowners, business owners and entrepreneurs. Neighborhood watch groups get to know each other and strive to maintain a peaceful and friendly relationship.
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Watertown Homes, Properties and Special Feature Real Estate
So, if you?re like many eager home buyers, you can easily understand why homes, cabins and properties in and around Watertown, Wisconsin are highly prized and sell quickly. In short, Watertown, Wisconsin is likely the kind of setting and situation that could make you and your family comfortable, cozy and contented for a long time.
Watertown, Wisconsin real estate includes a wide variety of homes for sale, condos for sale, water access properties (waterfront or scenic view), active adult communities, hobby farms and executive properties. Regardless of your present home or property concerns - whether you are buying or selling a home, condo, land or other property ? Amber Castonguay has the expertise to guide you through the process painlessly and profitably. Sellers who have been in the area for a while know my reputation for knowledgeable advice, enthusiastic service, creative marketing and professional networking. My associates and I will mine every source for suitable properties so you can feel at ease that your search will produce the right kind of solution for you.
For buyers new to the area, you can rest assured that I will provide the specialized services you deserve: a strong work ethic, personal real estate expertise to help define your needs, help with selecting and securing standard financing for your purchase, special technology, constant communication throughout the transaction, and more. As a real estate industry leader in the Watertown community, I take seriously my opportunity ? and obligation ? to educate my home-buying clients about the area and to help them conduct their search - from existing homes for sale, properties for sale, lots, vacant land, new construction, 55-plus and retirement communities, investment properties, waterfront, golf and recreational properties, golf course lots - all the way to luxury villas, estates and executive homes.
So when you're ready to buy or sell real estate in or around Watertown, Wisconsin, please let Amber Castonguay help you find the home or property of your dreams. Click Here to Contact Amber!
Other nearby communities have similar real estate characteristics as Watertown and may also be of interest to you in your home search. Please feel free to ask Amber Castonguay about homes for sale, lakeside/riverside properties and other real estate listings for nearby communities, such as Johnson Creek, Jefferson County, Jefferson, Dodge County, Beaver Dam, Watertown, Jefferson, Lake Mills, Rock Lake, Fort Atkinson (Ft. Atkinson), Waterloo, Koshkonong (Lake Koshkonong), Oconomowoc, Delafield, Pewaukee, Hartland, Dousman, Cambridge, Lake Ripley, Columbus, Sun Prairie, Cottage Grove, Deerfield, Waukesha County and much more.
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The Village of Johnson Creek in Jefferson County, Wisconsin, is conveniently located halfway between Milwaukee and Madison at the crossroads of I-94 and Hwy 26. The current population of Johnson Creek is 2,012. The picturesque Rock River winds through the village, setting the stage for fishing and boating excursions. A few miles west, nature and history lovers explore the Aztalan State Park and Museum, an archeological site of a 12th-century Indian village.
The Village's park and open space system consists of 37 total acres of parkland and special use areas. When combined with the School District, there are about 50 acres designated for park and open space use. The Village's park system includes a full range of developed facilities including neighborhood parks, community parks and special uses areas located throughout the community. Hiking, biking, water sports and outdoor recreation of all kinds are year-round in Johnson Creek. Just outside of Johnson Creek is the midway point of the popular Glacial Drumlin State Bike Trail. Resident bikers, hikers and snowmobile enthusiasts enjoy the convenience of this 53-mile off-road trail, which begins near Madison and ends in the Fox River Sanctuary in Waukesha. And in the winter, those famous Wisconsin snows leave a fresh, immaculate blanket of white on which residents love to frolic; kids and families, fishermen, snowmobilers, skiers and hunters all delight in the many outdoors activities available in Johnson Creek, Wisconsin.
And the indoor sports are just as prevalent in this community. A dazzling array of unique specialty and brand name shops comprise the Johnson Creek Mall which straddles I-94 as it stretches between Madison and Milwaukee. Downtown Johnson Creek also abounds with quaint shops that sparkle during the holiday season and all year 'round.
Known as "The Crossroads With a Future," a name adopted because of Johnson Creek's ideal location at the intersection of Interstate 94 and State Highway 26, Johnson Creek has become home to numerous new residential and commercial developments. Business and economic development is a major focus of village leadership and its locale gives the community an opportunity few can match, as both of its neighboring metro areas expand toward each other.
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Johnson Creek Homes, Properties and Special Feature Real Estate
Because of these special qualities, you would expect Johnson Creek, Wisconsin real estate to move quickly. Charming first-time or senior homes, executive estates, recreational properties for active lives and special view properties of all styles and sizes can be found within or near this community.
Johnson Creek, Wisconsin real estate includes a wide variety of homes for sale, condos for sale, water access properties (waterfront or scenic view), active adult communities, hobby farms and executive properties. Whether you're presently a buyer or seller, I am confident I can help you achieve your real estate goals. Sellers who have been in the area for a while know my reputation for knowledgeable advice, enthusiastic service, creative marketing and professional networking. My associates and I will mine every source for suitable properties so you can feel at ease that your search will produce the right kind of solution for you.
For buyers new to the area, you can rest assured that I will provide the specialized services you deserve: a strong work ethic, personal real estate expertise to help define your needs, help with selecting and securing standard financing for your purchase, special technology, constant communication throughout the transaction, and more. I?ve gained a proud reputation for providing superior benefits to my home-buying clients as I help them complete their search - from existing homes for sale, properties for sale, lots, vacant land, new construction, 55-plus and retirement communities, investment properties, waterfront, golf and recreational properties, golf course lots - all the way to luxury villas, estates and executive homes.
So when you're ready to buy or sell real estate in or around Johnson Creek, Wisconsin, please let Amber Castonguay help you find the home or property of your dreams. Click Here to Contact Amber!
Other nearby communities have similar real estate characteristics as Johnson Creek and may also be of interest to you in your home search. Please feel free to ask Amber Castonguay about homes for sale, lakeside/riverside properties and other real estate listings for nearby communities, such as Johnson Creek, Jefferson County, Jefferson, Dodge County, Beaver Dam, Watertown, Jefferson, Lake Mills, Rock Lake, Fort Atkinson (Ft. Atkinson), Waterloo, Koshkonong (Lake Koshkonong), Oconomowoc, Delafield, Pewaukee, Hartland, Dousman, Cambridge, Lake Ripley, Columbus, Sun Prairie, Cottage Grove, Deerfield, Waukesha County and much more.
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I am pleased to present you with the latest issue of Life@Home. Delivered to home buyers, sellers and owners on a monthly basis, this electronic newsletter is designed to give you the real estate information that is important to you. In each issue, you will find practical tips and articles related to buying, selling or owning a home, as well as the latest news on real estate trends. I hope that you enjoy this issue of Life@Home. If I can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Get Ready for the Long, Hot Summer: Maintenance Tips for Your Air Conditioner
Summer is here, and along with it the hot temperatures that make our air conditioning systems blow at full blast.
Regular maintenance can help extend the life of your central air conditioning system. "An air conditioner is like any other machine-it requires some basic maintenance to keep it functioning properly," says Nicole Ritchie, a spokeswoman for American Home Shield, a provider of home warranties. "Unfortunately, many people don't think about their air conditioner until that first hot day."
Here are some tips for maintaining your system:
Check your air filter monthly, and clean or replace it as necessary. Changing your filter regularly helps keep dust from collecting on the evaporator coil and can also cut energy usage by 5 to 15 percent, according to the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute.
Trim shrubs and plants near the condensing unit so it has adequate air circulation. Clear grass clippings and other debris from the area.
Clean the condenser periodically by spraying it with water.
Consider planting trees to provide shade to the condenser. A unit operating in the shade uses as much as 10% less electricity than the same one operating in the sun, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.
Keep the vents in your home clear and unobstructed furniture to allow for maximum air flow.
Have your system "tuned up" annually, at least a month before the cooling season starts.
Remember, if the worst happens, and you need to replace your air conditioning system, there's some good news too: You may be eligible for a tax credit of up to $1,500 for a central air system through the end of this year.
To learn more about the maintaining your AC or other systems in your home, or for a referral to a qualified contractor, give our CENTURY 21 office a call today.
How to Make Your Move Easier on Your Pet
Moving is one of life's most stressful events. But it doesn't just frazzle your family-Fido and Fluffy get stressed out by moving too.
"Moving is a very stressful time for people, and they should be aware that the same is true for their animal companions," says Jodi Ziskin, a holistic nutrition and wellness consultant for animals. "It's important to offer special attention and reassurance during these times of transition."
What can you do to help your pet through a move?
Don't rush. Take your time packing and getting ready. Try to avoid the last-minute panic that often accompanies a move. Your animals sense your own stress, so stay calm.
Avoid change. Keep your pet on its regular feeding and walking schedule for as long as possible.
Create a safe place. If your dog or cat will need to be in a carrier, get him used to it beforehand. And if using a carrier on the road, make frequent stops to give pets potty and exercise breaks.
Get pets familiar with their new location. If you're not moving far, introduce dogs and cats to their new location before the move. You can even take your dog for a walk around his new neighborhood so he can get used to the scents.
Check with your veterinarian. For some pets, a mild sedative might be necessary to ease the stress of travel.
CENTURY 21 iPhone App Now Available
Now, iPhone and iPod Touch users have an easy way to find nearby homes and open houses, as well as area and school information. The new CENTURY 21 Real Estate app is the ultimate tool for homebuyers, providing instant access to listings-and even maps. Get your free download at Apple's App Store.
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I am pleased to present you with the latest issue of Life@Home. Delivered to home buyers, sellers and owners on a monthly basis, this electronic newsletter is designed to give you the real estate information that is important to you. In each issue, you will find practical tips and articles related to buying, selling or owning a home, as well as the latest news on real estate trends. I hope that you enjoy this issue of Life@Home. If I can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.
More Evidence That the Housing Market May Be Recovering
On May 3, PMI Mortgage Insurance Co., a provider of residential mortgage insurance, released its second quarter U.S. Market Risk Index.
The Index uses economic data--home price appreciation, employment, affordability, excess housing supply, interest rates and foreclosures-to determine the risk of price declines in the nation's MSAs (metropolitan areas). These risk scores indicate the probability whether home prices in a given MSA will be lower at the end of the next two years.
According to PMI, the Index shows fresh evidence of a greater probability of a recovering national housing market-and the likely prospect of higher housing prices in many markets in two years.
Key findings include:
· Of the nation's 384 MSAs, 356 had a declining Risk Score, meaning the projected risk of prices falling is reduced.
· The number of MSAs with a Risk Score of less than 50--suggesting better than even odds of higher housing prices in certain markets in two years--increased 26.5%.
· The 10 most improved MSAs (where the risk of price declines is now lower) are Columbus, Ohio; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Memphis, Tenn.; Charlotte, N.C.; St. Louis, Mo.; San Antonio, Texas; Kansas City, Mo.; Nashville, Tenn.; Chicago-Naperville, Ill.; and Indianapolis, Ind.
• The 10 least improved MSAs (where future price declines are expected) are Phoenix-Scottsdale, Ariz.; Santa Ana-Irvine, Calif.; Orlando-Kissimmee, Fla.; Jacksonville, Fla.; Los Angeles-Long Beach, Calif.; Tampa-St. Petersburg, Fla.; Riverside-San Bernardino, Calif.; Las Vegas, Nev.; Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; and Miami-Miami Beach, Fla.
If you're considering buying a home in one of the most-improved MSAs, now is a good time to act, as prices may be on the upswing, according to the Index.
To learn more about the PMI Index and prices in your area, give our CENTURY 21 office a call today.
It's that time of year again. Spring is a time for fresh ideas, new beginnings--and thoughts of home remodeling. If you're thinking about remodeling your home this summer, now is a good time to start planning. Finding the right design, choosing a professional contractor and securing any necessary funding can often take months.
Here are some tips from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry for homeowners planning a remodel:
· Plan carefully. With the right remodeling project, you can not only update your home but also customize your living space for a lot less than the cost of a new home. Some remodeling projects also add value to your home-value that you may recapture when you sell.
· Inspect your property. Now that winter is over, are there any repairs that are needed? Determine what improvements you'd like to make-and don't forget about planning for your future needs.
· Review your homeowner's insurance policy. Contact your agent to make any necessary adjustments for the added value of the work completed.
• Although most homeowners can often handle routine maintenance and minor projects, consult a qualified licensed contractor for larger remodeling jobs or changes to the home's structure.
Job Searches Showing Signs of Improvement in 2010, Survey Says
According to an April 2010 survey by CareerBuilder, 51% of workers who were laid off in the three months prior have found new full-time or part-time positions. This is up from 44% of workers who said the same in a November 2009 survey and is perceived as a positive indicator for the labor market.
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615 N Church St, Watertown 3 bedroom - 1 bath MLS# 1142899 This home is currently being used as a 2 Bedroom but could easily be converted to a 3 Bedroom home. Many updates, partially finished basement, and a Large 3 Car Detached Garage. This home is a must see with a great deck and nice yard. Driveway is on Margaret St. Call today. $125,000 - View Listing
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FINDING A CAPABLE AGENT TO MEET YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS
By: Amber Castonguay
Whether you’re a first-time buyer, selling your current home or relocating to a different part of the country, the support of a qualified, knowledgeable real estate agent can alleviate many of your concerns and ensure a smooth transaction.A professional agent can market your present residence, help you locate the home of your dreams and assist in making your transfer to an unfamiliar area easier.
To find a trained sales associate or broker, you may need to look no further than your own neighborhood or home town.If a well-established brokerage is involved in many listings and sale, this is a god sign.Speak with some of the agent’s past customers about the quality and integrity of service and performance.Successful real estate agents rely heavily on customer referrals and will therefore strive to provide the very best in customer service and satisfaction.
Set up appointments to “interview” agents and brokers much like an employer world interview a prospective employee.Inquire about their training, marketing programs and specific service policies.Also determine how many years of experience they have, the number of listings they have had, and the number of homes they have sold within the past few years.More importantly, find out how well they know the area.Ask for references, and check them out.
Your goal is to determine just how knowledgeable the agents are.Question them on financing, closing costs and/or local market conditions, depending on whether you’re a prospective home buyer or seller, to determine their expertise.If they know their stuff, they should be able to answer your questions effortlessly.
If you’re selling your home, learn what they will do if you decide to list with them.How do they plan to market your home?Will they provide you with a market analysis to help you determine the most effective listing price for your property?Will they supply regular progress reports and assist with negotiations once you’ve received offers?
If you are relocating to a different part of the country, is your agent connected with a national relocation service that will not only expose your present property to incoming transferees, but assist with your search for a new house?
Ask for a written guarantee that everything promised will be delivered.The CENTURY 21® organization, for example, backs its listings with the CENTURY 21 Seller Service Pledge.This 11-point written commitment covers everything from furnishing the seller with a marketing plan to monitoring pre-settlement activities throughout the closing process.It also gives the seller the right to terminate the listing if the pledge is not fulfilled.
A qualified real estate agent should be able to answer all your questions and provide you with qualify service that is courteous and responsible.Finding the right person may take time and patience, buy when purchasing or selling a home, the selection of a dependable agent should be tops on your list. Contact Amber www.AmbersHomeFinder.com | 920.699.8124 | Amber@Century21Crossroads.com
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The City of Watertown, Wisconsin straddles both Jefferson and Dodge Counties in southeastern Wisconsin. Most of the city's population is in Jefferson County. Division Street, several blocks north of downtown, is built on the county line. The Rock River flows through Watertown in a horseshoe bend before heading south and west on its way to the Mississippi River. The city originally developed inside the horseshoe, though it has long since grown beyond. Silver Creek adjoins the river in the city, as does a short creek on the west side. The most notable geographical feature is a high density of drumlins, long hills formed by the glaciers of the Wisconsin glaciation period as they retreated northwards. As a result, all hills in the area are elongated in the north-south direction. .
The Village of Johnson Creek in Jefferson County, Wisconsin, is conveniently located halfway between Milwaukee and Madison at the crossroads of I-94 and Hwy 26. The current population of Johnson Creek is 2,012. The picturesque Rock River winds through the village, setting the stage for fishing and boating excursions. A few miles west, nature and history lovers explore the Aztalan State Park and Museum, an archeological site of a 12th-century Indian village.
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