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Price: $90,000

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846 Hwy 127
Taylorsville, NC 28681
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Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 2

Year Built: 1958

Lot Size: 1.68

Square Footage: 1362

Agent Name: Justin Keisler

Broker: Realty Executives

MLS #: 9547881

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Appliances

Range/Oven

Full Refrigerator

Interior Amenities

Fireplace

Basement

Exterior Amenities

Patio

Fenced Yard

Secluded setting

Tennis town? Hickory hopes to be recognized as best in the nation for sport

VFLYER ID: 2822400

New Council Focuses On Building A Better Economy in Hickory

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 09:03:53 -0500

Newton-Conover City Schools will have a little more than $1 million for the new middle school in an interest-free loan.

During a recent Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Dr. Barry Redmond asked the board to approve a resolution to accept $1.23 million from the 2009 Qualified School Construction Bond (QSCB) program through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). These funds are part of North Carolina’s $275.77 million received.

Redmond said various schools in the state that applied will receive a portion of the state's money based on the district's student population.

The money allows NCCS to borrow less to build the new Newton-Conover Middle School and pay it back without interest. Redmond said it will help Catawba County with NCCS receiving these funds.

"It would be irresponsible on our part to not take advantage (of this loan)," he said. "It saves the taxpayers dollars."

The new middle school will be built on Northern Drive near County Home Road in Conover. Construction starts in summer 2010 and completed in 2012.

Redmond said the current middle school will be converted to Thornton Elementary, and the Newton-Conover Health Science School will take the old elementary school. Redmond said the health science school will be directly across from the Newton-Conover High School, which will make it easier for the shared activities between the schools.

The school system expects to spend $20 million on the new school's construction. Redmond hopes the cost will decrease with bids at the first of the year.

The board members unanimously approved accepting the interest-free loan.

The Future Economy Council Developed in Hickory, NC

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 08:59:10 -0500

A new group is trying to gain a fresh perspective on the economy in Catawba County with the hope it can determine how to build the economy of the future.

The Future Economy Council was developed in early March with the help of the Catawba County Chamber of Commerce with the intention of building a sustainable economy.

“We’ve definitely had some trying times in Catawba County and across the region in the last little while. Obviously, some of the things we’re doing are failing,” said council chairman Terry Bledsoe, who also serves as the chief information officer for Catawba County .

“It’s just a lot of the old rules we’ve been playing by are no longer effective,” he said.

The group includes people from a variety of backgrounds from business professionals to educators, librarians, fire departments and local municipalities. Together, they are looking at different issues in the economy, Bledsoe said.

“We’re looking at the whole system of it,” he said. “There’s not one piece you can look at and say this is why the economy is not good. You have to look at all the pieces.”

One of the issues the group is discussing is weak signals, which Bledsoe describes as events or trends that don’t seem like they will have a major impact on the economy at the time. For example, he noted the trend in the 1990s when companies began sending a large amount of trade and operations to China.

“It didn’t seem too harmful at the time,” Bledsoe said. “As we’ve seen over the last little while, it’s had a devastating impact on our economy.”

In turn, they will look for new trends and signs that show the economy is changing in a negative way. By identifying them ahead of time, Bledsoe said the hope is to allow the appropriate people time to react before any damage is done.

He said the group is also examining the growing importance for high-speed broadband capabilities and its role in the economy. Bledsoe said it is a necessary element in building the economy of the future, where people have greater mobility to work anywhere in the world, as well as more opportunities to enable and grow local businesses.

The Future Economy Council is still in its infancy, but it has potential.

“It will be something that grows continuously and goes in many different directions,” Bledsoe said.

He said the council will look beyond the trends of the past to develop new concepts and ideas to strengthen the local economy. The group intends to share its ideas with the public, the local government bodies and local business leaders through the county Chamber of Commerce.

Rick Smyre, an internationally recognized futurist, is serving as a mentor for the Future Economy Council. Bledsoe said he’s worked with many companies throughout the world.

The council is also sponsoring book discussions through the Catawba County and Hickory City libraries called the Catawba County Future Trends Dialogue Group. The book is called “The Age of the Unthinkable: Why the New World Disorder Surprises Us And What We Can Do About It” by Joshua Cooper Ramo.

For more information on the Future Economy Council contact Catawba County Chamber of Commerce President Danny Hearn at (828) 328-6111 or Terry Bledsoe at (828) 465-8497.

Box: The Future Economy Council meets at the Catawba County Chamber of Commerce at 8 a.m. on the third Tuesday or every month. Anyone interested is invited to attend. The meetings last about an hour and a half.

The book discussions will be held at the Catawba County Library Southwest Branch in Mountain View at 10 a.m. the second Friday of each month and at Patrick Beaver Memorial Library in Hickory at 7 p.m. the second Thursday of every month.

Hickory, NC Healthcare Expansion Moves Forward

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 08:56:12 -0500

The largest expansion of Catawba Valley Medical Center will move forward next month after loan funding was approved for the project.

The hospital announced last year plans to expand operating rooms and add amenities to labor and delivery rooms, such as a big tub for expectant mothers to submerge in, among many other improvements. Once complete, the expansion will add 95,000 square feet to the hospital with the addition of a three-story patient tower, where CVMC plans to relocate existing impatient services.

Financial market conditions delayed the $70 million three-year project, which the hospital initially hoped to begin construction on in January.

“It’s taken us this long to get the financing,” said CVMC President Tony Rose.

He said the hospital administration decided to break the project into phases to make the funding more manageable.

“The scope of the project hasn’t changed from a year ago,” he said.

Now they have the means to get started. The Catawba County Board of Commissioners approved the use of a new loan opportunity Monday night. CVMC will use Build America Bonds offered through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 to fund the first $25 million phase.

The bonds will allow the hospital to put $16.25 million in Build America Bonds, which gives CVMC a more favorable interest rate. Rose said the federal government will rebate 35 percent of the interest expense, which lowers the overall interest rate. Another $8.75 million will be placed in Economic Zone Recovery Bonds, which will grant the hospital a 45 percent rebate on interest.

Rose said the first phase will add three new operating rooms and renovate the existing 12. The current operating rooms range in size from 350 to 500 square feet, which leave little room for new medical technology that requires larger equipment. Rose said some of the rooms will be combined to form larger operating rooms. When the surgical expansion is finished, he said there will be 12 operating rooms each measuring 600 square feet or more, noting that the total number of rooms will not change.

“The big thing out of Phase One is modernizing the surgical pavilion so we’re not limited in productivity, because all rooms will be the same,” said Rose.

The first phase will also include the addition of new infrastructure, including enhancing cooling and emergency power capacities. Meanwhile, CVMC will be changing traffic patterns and adding parking at the back of the hospital, Rose said.

After the first phase is finished, CVMC will add a four-story patient tower, including 16 medical-surgical beds, 16 oncology beds and 18 labor and delivery suites.

“This will give them a new home,” Rose said.

The special care nursery would be increased in size to 7,126 square feet to allow space for new technology, like the Giraffe care units. The Level III nursery is used to treat infants for conditions like jaundice and complications from premature birth. The additions would also add private patient rooms for children.

The medical outpatient facility in oncology, where the hospital conducts infusion, radiation and chemotherapy treatments would also expand from 900 to 7,400 square feet.

In the end, Rose said the hospital will eliminate most of its semi-private or shared rooms and replace them with private rooms.

CVMC will begin work on the project in mid-August, pending final approval from the N.C. Local Government Commission.

Grants Available For Local Businesses

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 08:52:37 -0500

While the focus recently has been on Apple and other new businesses coming to the region, a new grant opportunity is available to support businesses already settled in the area.

The Western Piedmont Workforce Development Board is offering local businesses in the Unifour region of Catawba Alexander, Burke and Caldwell counties up to $20,000. The organization established the Local Incumbent Workforce Grant, a 12-month pilot program, designed to help local industries train and educate current workers.

“People, especially now, are looking for training opportunities and looking for ways to make themselves more competitive as a company,” said Nathan Huret, existing industry coordinator at the Catawba County Economic Development Corp.

The goal of the program is to enhance employee skills, increase employee wages, provide training in transferable skills and promote business retention and competitiveness. The primary focus is on businesses in fields such as health care, manufacturing, transportation, business and information technology.

“Existing companies are the ones that built this economy, and they are the lifeblood of it,” Huret said. “When they are doing well, we’re doing well. If they are hurting, we are hurting.”

The grant could aid local businesses in a number of different ways. Huret said one of the most important outcomes would be to increase a company’s competitiveness.

“People always want stronger employees who know what they are doing (jobwise) inside and out,” he said.

A better-trained employee reflects well on a business through increased productivity, which equates to cost savings and other benefits, Huret said. It also helps reduce employee turnover.

The employee could increase skill proficiency and learn a new expertise. Huret said hopefully any new skill learned would also be one that could be used in other industries should the employee lose the job. The training may also qualify employees for a raise, depending on the company.

Any money received through a LIWG must be used to upgrade employee skills through courses at a community college or private company that supples the training. A company can also use funds to either increase wages for workers or increase advancement opportunities for trained staff.

“It’s fairly customizable to what they might need,” Huret said. “They could pick from 100,000 different options.”

Companies are also eligible to receive up to $40,000 in additional funding through the State Incumbent Worker Program. However, Huret noted the state program is much more competitive with companies throughout the state applying for grant funding. Many companies won’t receive funding from the state program the first or even the second time they apply because of the volume of applications, and it could be months before a company knows whether it will receive a grant.

Huret said the advantage of the program through the WPWDB is the Hickory based board chooses the local companies to receive funding and are familiar with the business in the area.

The project application and guidelines are available at the Western Piedmont Workforce Development Board Web site at www.westernpiedmontworks.org.

A company representative can call Huret at 267-1564 or Peggy Byrd at 485-4214 to apply or get more information about the grant opportunity.

Kid Friendly Things to Do at the Hickory Museum of Art

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 08:43:14 -0500

Hickory, NC is full of cultural activities to expose your children to! While there are many creative outlets to take part in and display in the Hickory area, you will find that there are many opportunities to bring the kids along! They’ll have a fun, educational time at any of our local museums!

1. Decide what comes first – the chicken or the egg – by playing the "Before and After" puzzle in the cartoon exhibit, Doug Marlette: His Art and His Words, on the 1st floor (through September 14).

2. Pick up a Family Scavenger Hunt in the museum gift shop and explore the high-speed photography of "Doc" Edgerton, famous for his frozen-motion images in the 2nd floor exhibit, Stopping Time: The Art & Science of Harold "Doc" Edgerton's Life Work (through August 24).

3. Go on a trek through the museum to find the life-size sculpture of a Sumo wrestler.

4. Point out and identify all of the animals in, The World Within: Folk Art of Sarah Britt, on the third floor (through August 24).

5. Put on puppet show of your very own or act out one of the many books in the children's interactive gallery on the second floor

Hickory NC Wireless Hotspots

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 08:38:10 -0500

Atlanta Bread Company

Butch's BBQ and Breakfast, Hickory and Morganton

Cafe Gouda in Hickory

McDonald's, at select locations in Catawba and Burke counties

Quiznos on North Center Street and Catawba Valley Boulevard, both in Hickory

Beef O'Brady's in Hickory

Ham's in Hickory and Morganton

Hickory Tavern in Hickory

Copper Bean Coffee in Hickory

Courthouse Coffee in Morganton

Tee & Coffee Co. in Hickory

Zanders Coffee House in Newton

Catawba County Library, Newton branch

Patrick Beaver Memorial Library

Ridgeview Branch Library

Office Depot in Hickory

Barnes & Noble (for a fee)

Tennis Town Hickory NC

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 14:06:45 -0500

HICKORY - For the first time, the United States Tennis Association is naming one American city the Best Tennis Town. The announcement will be made during the 2009 US Open, and local tennis enthusiasts are working to make sure the honor will go to Hickory.

Hickory Foundation YMCA Tennis Director Kathy Kim said she hopes a win will draw even more Hickory residents to the sport for the first time. She said she'd love to see all the people who have looked at tennis and said, "I'd like to try that," but never did, to come out to the courts and get a taste for the game. More than 50 cities entered the contest and when the field was narrowed to 10, Hickory was among the finalists. The USTA has set up a Web site where people can vote online for their favorite tennis town at www.besttennistown.com.

The voting began Thursday and will run through Sunday, July 26. Voters must be at least 13 years old and only one vote is allowed per e-mail address. The winner will get the title, a trophy and $100,000 for tennis programs or facility improvements. Other cities vying to be the first-named Best Tennis Town include Las Vegas, Nev., Baton Rouge, La., and Cary. The second- and third-prize winners will receive $50,000 and $25,000, respectively. The remaining seven communities will each receive a $2,000 tennis equipment package. That kind of prize money could come in handy, said Legacy Tennis Executive Director of Programming Jebrille Walls. Legacy Tennis serves area young people who are just starting out in the game, and Walls said he'd like to be able to provide them with more equipment. He'd also like to see more tennis tournaments in Catawba County , he said.

Hickory Market Snapshot

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 14:05:16 -0500

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Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 13:25:19 -0500

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Hickory's Best Kept Secret #2 : Hickory Community Theatre

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 15:18:36 -0500

The Hickory Community Theatre is a volunteer based, nonprofit organization that creates quality live theatre.

Hickory NC is known for their active Arts community! Music, Live Performances, Theatre, and overall community atmosphere at these events create a very tight community!

The Hickory Community Theatre has all kinds of great theatre productions that provide great entertainment for residents of all ages! In fact, our company, Realty Executives sponsored a production called “The Streets of Hickory” – it fun and successful event in which all of our clients, past clients, friends, family, and business partners attended on opening night!

The Hickory Community Theatre provides lifelong learning opportunities, and fosters creative expression throughout the community – Thanks to all those who participate!

For those of you who have never enjoyed seeing a performance at the HCT, then be sure to visit their website here to see their latest attraction! You’re in for a real treat!

Have Pets in Hickory, NC?

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 12:43:28 -0500

What:	Rabies and Microchipping Clinic Every third Saturday of the month, Humane Society of Catawba County offers a rabies and micro chipping clinic at the Saturn Dealership in Hickory. Rabies vaccines are $8 and micro chipping is $30. With micro chipping, it does include a national registration and we use ResQ brand microchips. No appointments required. We accept cash or check only.
When:	Friday, July 17, 2009 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Where:	Saturn Dealership Robinson Road Hickory, North Carolina United States

Hickory, NC Welcome Video

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 12:27:46 -0500

The Hickory Metro Visitors Center has created an excellent video introducing Hickory, NC to the web by posting it on YouTube!

Excerpt from the Hickory Metro website:

“There are few places on earth where you can truly have it all, but the Hickory Metro is one of those rare finds. Hickory has been named an "All-America City" three times and has also been named the 10th best place to live and raise a family in the United States by Readers Digest. The Hickory Metro is comprised of Alexander, Burke, Caldwell and Catawba Counties. Pristine and beautiful nature paints the perfect backdrop for this four-county area complete with small town charm and big city amenities, including one of the best convention centers in North Carolina. Warm welcomes and relaxing days await you. Come visit, come stay…in a region where you truly have it all.”

Catawba County Catawba County Future Trends Dialogue Group

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 12:26:59 -0500

Be a part of the discussion!
How do we prepare for a different kind of future?
How can we adapt to a rapidly changing world?

Hickory, NC is always looking for ways to be on the leading edge in a changing world! Technology and Information is a vital part of our community! With high tech jobs and educational systems, Hickory NC is an excellent location to purchase real estate, raise a family, and retire!

We are always looking to the future! So let’s get involved!!

At monthly dialogue groups you can help select materials and topics to give us all a better understanding of the coming impact of future trends and weak signals affecting ourselves and Catawba County.

Click here to learn more!

Hickory, NC's Best Kept Secrets : Hickory Community Theatre

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 12:26:04 -0500

The Hickory Community Theatre is a volunteer based, nonprofit organization that creates quality live theatre.

Hickory NC is known for their active Arts community! Music, Live Performances, Theatre, and overall community atmosphere at these events create a very tight community!

The Hickory Community Theatre provides lifelong learning opportunities, and fosters creative expression throughout the community – Thanks to all those who participate!

For those of you who have never enjoyed seeing a performance at the HCT, then be sure to visit their website here to see their latest attraction! You’re in for a real treat!

Hickory, NC's Best Kept Secrets : The Hickory Farmer's Market

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 11:50:48 -0500

This post begins a series of “Best Kept Secrets” of Hickory, NC! During this series, we will explore some of the area’s best attractions and events that take place throughout the year that only longtime residents may know about!

The Hickory Farmers Market

The Downtown Hickory Farmers' Market is open every Saturday morning 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and every Wednesday afternoon from 12:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m., April 18, through November 25, 2009. They're located in the parking lot of the Hickory Train Station.

Meet local farmers, artisans and other neighbors from the Hickory area. With over 20 vendors you will find a wide selection of fresh, locally grown produce, potted plants and herbs, cut flowers, honey, preserves, fresh baked goods, hand-made soaps, and much more.

North Carolina Fruit & Vegetable Availability

Use the map above to view what fresh produce you will find at certain times of the year!

Tips/Tricks

The market is held outdoors, rain or shine.

Carry small bills so making change will be easy.

The busiest times at the market are between 8:00 and 10:00 am Saturday mornings. Come early!

Ask questions - How is it grown? How do you cook it.

Talk with the farmers -- It's part of the fun of shopping at the Hickory's farmers Market.

Bring your children with you --Too many children have no idea where food comes from or how it looks naturally. Seeing carrots with tops attached, cauliflower with its green wrapper leaves gives them an idea of how vegetables grow!

Introducing our new blog!

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 09:01:21 -0500

The Keisler Real Estate Team at Realty Executives is proud to announce the creation of Hickory, NC’s FIRST Official Online Community BLOG!

We began by creating Hickory, NC’s first Official Facebook page, and feel that Hickory needs an official online community presence!

As Realtors, we feel an professional responsibility to be involved and informed about our community! We live, work, and play in Hickory, NC and love it! We want to share this wonderful community with the world – and what better way than through a blog!

So stay tuned – get involved, and welcome to Hickory, NC!

Apple hasn't officially named Maiden as data center site

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 08:29:33 -0500

MAIDEN - Two days after Catawba County and town leaders approved tax breaks they saw as the deciding factor in coaxing a $1 billion Apple Inc. data center here, the technology giant still refused to confirm Wednesday that it had locked in its choice.

The reason is that the Cupertino, Calif.-based company continues to negotiate contract and other details involving the offer by Catawba County and Maiden, said Dale Carroll, deputy secretary of the state Commerce Department.

"We are still working through the process. It now is a more locally focused process, but they are still completing steps in that process," Carroll said Wednesday.

Apple's plans to build the data center in Maiden are solid, said Scott Millar, president of the Catawba County Economic Development Corp.

"There is not a moment being wasted by the company, by me or by the attorneys," Millar said Wednesday.

"The project is moving ahead at full speed."

Apple spokesman Mike Foulkes made only a general statement Monday at a meeting in Maiden where county and town officials approved tax breaks of $20.7 million over 10 years on top of the state's earlier corporate tax break of about $46 million over a decade.

Foulkes, Apple's director of state and local government affairs, told more than 200 people at the meeting that Catawba County is a great place to do business.

"Apple is looking forward to building a new data center in North Carolina, and we appreciate the efforts of Gov. Perdue, the state lawmakers, the county and the town, and all who helped make it possible," he said.

After the meeting, Foulkes said it was the company's "desire and hope" to build in Catawba County.

Apple representatives since then have declined to confirm the company's choice, referring back to the Monday statement.

Apple spokeswoman Susan Lundgren told the Hickory Daily Record on Wednesday that the company had no further updates, but advised the newspaper to consult Millar on the project's progress.

Millar said that while there are several steps to take before construction can begin on the project in August — including Maiden's annexation of the property, approval of a development agreement and Apple's purchase of the 183-acre site — he foresees no problems.

"I have no concerns," Millar said.

Apple said June 3 it would build somewhere in North Carolina and since then has sorted through potential sites for the data center, a vast collection of servers able to process tremendous amounts of data traffic.

Catawba County and Maiden agreed to the local incentives in part to help trim the area's 15.5 percent unemployment rate. While the data center is only expected to employ about 50 full-time workers, promoters emphasize that the infusion of economic activity would mean work for local security, janitorial and repair service companies.

The state estimates the project could generate more than 3,000 related jobs for the region.

*Courtesy of Hickory Daily Record

Hickory, NC Community Facebook Page!

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 09:28:11 -0500

As Realtors, we hold an obligation and duty to our community to be active and involved with local community activities! As Facebook has become the new social hub for communities, we decided to begin a Hickory, NC Community Facebook Page!

The page is growing fast - with over 100 members in less than a week! We have uploaded photos, and plan to expan with lots of valuable community information and events!

Visit our Hickory, NC Community Page on Facebook!

So here is the million dollar question: What do you think the Hickory community members want to see on this page?

HOUSE REDUCED BY $100,000!! LOCATED ON THE GOLF COURSE!!! OLIVERS LANDING!

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 12:01:39 -0500

REDUCED by $100,000! Olivers Landing Lakefront Community - Located On the Golf Course!

Location: Olivers Landing

Two story, brick masterpiece located on 9th fairway, in lakefront community, Olivers Landing! 5 bedrooms, 3 baths. Not a single detail overlooked! Huge kitchen with high quality/upgraded appliances. Main level master suite w/sitting area. Beautiful hardwood flooring. Full bsmt with lots of windows, including a bay window. Bsmt is studded/plumbed. WOW!! This home is breathtaking!

Information

Contact Information

Justin & Katie Keisler

8282915311

Pricing

Price: $419,900.00

Flexibility: Bring Offers!

Additional Pricing Information: Priced Reduced!

Property Location

786 Players Ridge Rd.
Hickory, NC 28601
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Features

Bedrooms: 5

Bathrooms: 3

Parking Spaces: 2

Year Built: 2008

Subdivision: Olivers Landing

Lot Size: .36

Garage Size: 2

School District: Alexander

Square Footage: 2515

Agent Name: Justin Keisler

Broker: Kevin Spencer

MLS #: 9542625

Attributes

Appliances

Range/Oven

Dishwasher

Sink Disposal

Microwave

Central Vacuum

Interior Amenities

Fireplace

Hardwood Floors

Security System

Kitchen Island

Vaulted Ceilings

Basement

Exterior Amenities

Grass Lawn

Secluded setting

Photo Gallery

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VFLYER ID: 1986032

HALF PRICED HOUSE!!!! BEING SOLD AS IS!!!

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 11:59:55 -0500

1/2 PRICED HOME!! Olivers Landing - Under Construction

Location: Olivers Landing

You can't pass this one up! Builder must stop construction on this home, and wants to sell it "AS IS" for only $246,900 - House was originally listed at $526,900 for finished home. NOW YOU CAN BUY IT AS IS, IN IT'S UNFINISHED STATE FOR ONLY $246,900 AND FINISH IT YOURSELF! Gorgeous home in Golf Community in Olivers Landing. Brick and Stucco. Exterior is completed except for deck and garage door. Basement has rough plumbing and stud walls. Rest of the home is through rough framing only. All mechanical systems, A/C , plumbing and electrical through to completion must be completed by buyer. BEING SOLD AS IS / WHERE IS. PRICED TO MOVE!

Information

Contact Information

Justin & Katie Keisler

8282915311

Pricing

Price: $246,900

Flexibility: Negotiable

Additional Pricing Information: Bring offers! Being Sold AS IS!

Property Location

812 Players Ridge Road
Hickory, NC 28601
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Features

Bedrooms: 4

Bathrooms: 3

Parking Spaces: 2

Year Built: 2008

Subdivision: Olivers Landing

Lot Size: .26

Garage Size: 2 car

School District: Alexander

Square Footage: 5740

Agent Name: Justin Keisler

Broker: Kevin Spencer

Attributes

Interior Amenities

Basement

Exterior Amenities

Grass Lawn

Photo Gallery

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VFLYER ID: 1750466

Cheapest home on the market in Olivers Landing!

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 10:24:21 -0600

The most affordable home in Olivers Landing! Lakeview and Community Lake Access!

Location: Olivers Landing

Cheapest home on the market in Olivers Landing! All brick with full unfinished basement. Large rooms with 9' ceilings & hardwoods on main. Formal living room & Dining room + sep.den w/nice bltins,gas log FP & scrn prch/deck access. Kitcehn w/ brkfst area. Butler's pantry. Back screened porch. Affordable home in Golf Community! Act quickly - this deal wont last long!

Information

Contact Information

Justin & Katie Keisler

8282915311

Pricing

Price: $369,900.00

Flexibility: Make an Offer!

Property Location

44 Pleasant Pointe Dr
Hickory , NC 28601
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Features

Bedrooms: 4

Bathrooms: 2.5

Parking Spaces: 2

Year Built: 1997

Subdivision: Olivers Landing

Lot Size: .52

Garage Size: 2

School District: Alexander

Square Footage: 3014

Agent Name: Justin Keisler

Broker: Realty Executives

MLS #: 9543910

Attributes

Appliances

Range/Oven

Dishwasher

Microwave

Interior Amenities

Fireplace

Hardwood Floors

Vaulted Ceilings

Basement

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VFLYER ID: 2175480

WOW! Just Reduced! LOTS of Home For the Money!!! A Rare Find! This Wont Last Long!

Justin & Katie Keisler (Realty Executives of Hickory) — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 09:38:43 -0600

WOW! Just Reduced! LOTS of Home For the Money!!! A Rare Find! This Wont Last Long!

Location: Hudson, NC

Private, secluded brick home on a spacious 1.21 acres! Complete with a RV/Semi Garage, RV/boat pad, workshop, two car attached garage, one car built in garage and two fireplaces! LOTS of home for the money! Includes security system, covered patio, private back yard, and ETS heating system that saves 36%! New windows w/ warranty. Solid wood doors.

Information

Contact Information

Justin & Katie Keisler

8282915311

Pricing

Price: $149,900

Flexibility: Bring Offers!

Property Location

2888 Pooveys Chapel Rd
Hudson, NC 28638
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Features

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 2

Parking Spaces: 3

Year Built: 1972

Lot Size: 1.21

Garage Size: 3

School District: Hudson/South Caldwell

Square Footage: 3055

Agent Name: Justin Keisler

Broker: Realty Executives

MLS #: 9543678

Attributes

Appliances

Range/Oven

Dishwasher

Microwave

Spacious Kitchen

Interior Amenities

Fireplace

Security System

Basement

Cable Available

Chair Rail Molding

Two Wood Burning Fireplaces

New windows w/ warranty

Exterior Amenities

Patio

Secluded setting

Tool Shed

RV/Semi Garage

RV/Boat Pad

ETS Heating System saves 36%

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