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Thinking Hat Time...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 13:30:36 -0600

Sellers still need to sell...Buyers still need to buy. It is time to put on the thinking cap. Here are a few steps that might help them have a successful meeting.

1) Seller Contributions-Closing Costs, allowances

2) Seller Buydown

3) Owner Financing

4) Sellers Seconds- Seller taking his equity in payments verses at closing.

5) Wraparounf Mortgages

6) Lease/Purchases

These are but a few that seem to still have some use in todays' market. We as agents are going to have leave no stoned un turned to make sure that the seller and the buyer can come to a great transaction. WIth the financing arms of the government programs tighten up, it will take a very sharp agent to get the job done. We will also have to have willing sellers and buyers to make some of the dollar contributions work as well.

Till Next Time,

Matt Ratcliffe
Team Leader
KWRBV

904 University Oaks 128 College Station,TX, 77840...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 10:07:41 -0600

Listing Resources

Address:
904 University Oaks 128
College Station,TX, 77840

Bedrooms: 2

Full Bathrooms: 2

Price: $68,000

Additional Photos

Description

This well maintained condo has everything you could ask for! On-site features include a swimming pool and tennis courts. Located just minutes away from great College Station shopping, dining, and parks, this condo is also on the 2008 A&M shuttle route, making it a perfect choice for your college student.

Main Property Details

MLS Number:	47071	Bedrooms:	2
Full Bathrooms:	2	Price:	$68,000
Year:	1979	County:	Brazos
Property Type:	Condominium/Townhouse
Address:	904 University Oaks 128	City:	College Station
State/Prov:	TX	Zip Code:	77840
Living Rooms:	1	Stories:	1
Car Garage:	none	HOA Annually:	$111
Interior Features:	refrig, microwave, dishwasher	Exterior Features:	in ground pool, tennis courts

Contact Information

Name: Justin Whitworth
Phone:

Website: http://www.justinwhitworth.com/
Email

Cotton, The Fabric of ...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 10:05:48 -0600

Cotton, The Fabric of ...

COLLEGE STATION - With an uncertain national economy and volatile equity and commodity markets, the price of cotton is being influenced by many outside forces, according to a Texas AgriLife Extension Service economist.

However, even in uncertain economic times, the outlook appears to be positive for Texas cotton producers, said Dr. John Robinson, AgriLife Extension cotton marketing economist.

The cotton crop across the state will certainly need all the moisture it can find for this year. 2008 appears to heading in the right direction. Demand should be good and pricing should hold as well. It is a bright spot in our Texas economy.

Till Next Time

Matt Ratcliffe
Team Leader
KWRBV

2644 Symphony Park Bryan,TX, 77802...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 16:23:17 -0600

Listing Resources

Address:
2644 Symphony Park
Bryan,TX, 77802

Bedrooms: 3

Full Bathrooms: 2

SQFT: 1177

Price: $94,900

Additional Photos

Description

Darling one owner home is in a perfect location and ready for move in! Convenient to new shopping and entertainment and only six miles from Texas A&M, this home is perfect for your college students or first time homebuyers. 2644 Symphony boasts of easy maintenance and cozy living complete with an open floor plan and custom deck for entertaining. This steal won't last long!

Main Property Details

MLS Number:	47054	Bedrooms:	3
Full Bathrooms:	2	Price:	$94,900
Sq. Ft:	1177	Year:	2003
County:	Brazos	Property Type:	Single Family
Address:	2644 Symphony Park
City:	Bryan	State/Prov:	TX
Zip Code:	77802	Rooms:	1
Dining Rooms:	1	Living Rooms:	1
Stories:	1	Style:	Traditional
High School:	Bryan ISD	Subdivision:	Symphony Park
Interior Features:	alarm system	Exterior Features:	great custom deck
Design Description:	Open floorplan	Central Air:	Yes
Heating:	electric

Contact Information

Name: Jordan Gilbreath
Phone: (979) 220-2973

Website: http://jgilbreath.yourkwagent.com/
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$510,000 Arapaho College Station Tx 77845...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 16:18:13 -0600

Listing Resources

Address:
510,000 Arapaho
College Station,TX, 77845

Price: $510,000

Description

Indian Lakes Deeded for single family construction in College station. One of the most appreciated features at Indian Lakes is the Recreational Preserve. Situated on the shores of Lake Arapaho, it is a focal point of community activity...our residents have given glowing reviews, and we constantly strive to add features that make it unique. Our residents are proud to show it off to guests and friends...it's not just your everyday community pool!

Main Property Details

MLS Number:	47033	Price:	$510,000
County:	Brazos	Property Type:	Land/Lot
Address:	510,000 Arapaho	City:	College Station
State/Prov:	TX	Zip Code:	77845
Cross Streets:	Indian Lakes Dr.	Subdivision:	Indian Lakes

Contact Information

Name: Hayley Smith and Gretchen Adam
Phone: 979-255-2323 Hayley

Website: http://gretchenadam.yourkwagent.com/
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Lubbock County Sheriff Makes Administrative Assignments Over Detention Branch

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 11:53:11 -0600

Lubbock County Sheriff David Gutierrez announced Monday that Dallas County Assistant Chief Deputy Danny Downes has joined the Administration of the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office as the Major over the Detention Branch. The major's position at the Sheriff's Office had been held since 2001 by the late Jerry Baggs who passed away last fall.

Most recently, Kelly Rowe had been serving in the position. The Commissioners' Court recently assisted the Sheriff's Office in establishing the position of Chief Deputy over the Detention Branch. Kelly Rowe has been promoted into this new position directly under the Sheriff, overseeing the Detention Branch.

Sheriff Gutierrez knows the value of these men in his administration, "The Detention Branch of the Sheriff's Office is growing at a rapid pace as we prepare current detention operations for transition process to the new direct supervision facility. The next two years our office and the status of detention operations in Lubbock County will be looked to as a role-model for other counties in Texas and across the nation looking to move into the 21st Century in detention technology and operations. Chief Deputy Rowe and Major Downes are two men who know this industry well and I look forward to utilizing their expertise and management skills."

Downes resigned his position serving the Dallas County Sheriff's Office as Assistant Chief Deputy to Sheriff Lupe Valdez to make the move to Lubbock. In Dallas, Downes oversaw the Inmate Housing Bureau where he was responsible for an average daily population of 7,500 inmates and 1,500 employees. He is a past president of the Texas Jail Association who has been in the jail business 15 years. Downes previously served 12 years with McLennan County Sheriff's Office where he was in charge of a 937 bed jail and over 200 employees.

"I am pleased to join the staff of such a well-respected organization. I am looking forward to the challenges of transitioning to a new, state-of-the-art, direct supervision facility and am happy to assist the Sheriff make this a smooth and successful transition for the Sheriff's Office," Downes said.

Sheriff Gutierrez was looking towards the future when he recruited Downes to his administration, "I truly believe that Danny's leadership and vision will be a huge asset to the Sheriff's Office and will be invaluable during the transition to our new facility. I look forward to the insight and experience he will provide to our Detention Branch."

Chief Downes received his Peace Officer License in 2000 from the Heart of Texas Police Academy and was Valedictorian of his class. He holds certificates through the Texas Commission on Law enforcement Officer Standards and Education for Advanced Jailer, Advanced Peace Officer and Instructor Proficiency and is certified by the American Jail Association as a Certified Jail Manager and is a member of the Texas Jail Association, the American Jail Association, the American Correctional Association and the Sheriff's Association of Texas. Chief Downes holds an Associates Degree in Electronics from National Education Center of Southern California and has additional hours of college credit toward a degree in Public Administration from Redrocks Community College in Denver and currently has 3,077 hours of TCLEOSE credit for continuing education in law enforcement and corrections training.

Chief Rowe has worked with Major Downes in various jail-related organizations and is excited to work with him at the Sheriff's Office. "Danny took over as the President of the Texas Jail Association the year after I was President so I had the opportunity to work closely with him at TJA. I look forward to working with him in this capacity to help make our transition successful. I am honored for the opportunity afforded to me by Sheriff Gutierrez to lead the transition into the new facility with the most experienced staff possible."

Chief Downes has been married to his wife Martha for almost 30 years. Prior to his career in detention he served in the United States Air Force during the Viet Nam conflict as a Vietnamese Linguist. "I have heard wonderful things about Lubbock and am excited for my wife to soon join me as we experience this great community together," Downes said.

Source: Lubbock County Sheriff's Office

Till Next Time
Matt Ratcliffe
KWRBV

Do you really know your contracts...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 11:47:42 -0600

Do you really know your contracts. If someone cornered you on any of the paragraphs could you explain what they meant. How would you answer your clients when they need to know what to do in regards to the contract item? Our code of ethics is pretty clear on this subject and we continue to write things into contract that do not or conflict with other parts of the contract. It does not take a lot of time to review the contract. Take one paragraph per day and really understand what it says and then move to the next one. In the state of Texas you could learn our contract 1-4 family in 26 days. You then could have a UVP with you as the agent for the client.

Start today learning what you could do tomorrow.

Till Next Time,

Matt Ratcliffe
Team Leader
KWRBV

2008 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS COMMITTEE MEMBERS ANNOUNCED

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 11:36:31 -0600

On December 13, 2007 the College Station City Council appointed 30 citizens to the ad hoc Capital Improvements Citizen Advisory Committee known as the CIP Committee. Members of that committee are: Lindsey Bacon; Mike Ball; Jere Blackwelder; Brian Bochner; Jerry Cooper; Derek Dictson; George Dresser; David Hart; Anne Hazen; Don Hellriegel; Laura Holmes; Kathleen Ireland; George Jessup; Edsel Jones; Ronald Kaiser; Jean Marie Linhart; Dennis Maloney; William Mather; Robert Meyer; Steven O'Neal; Raymond Reed; Larry Ringer; Julie Schultz; Scott Schafer; Ron Silvia; Douglas Slack; Gary Thomas; Parvis Vessali; Henry Wittner; and Tom Woodfin.

On January 10, the City Council appointed Brian Bochner as chairman and Derek Dictson as vice-chairman for the committee and on January 24, they approved the job description and responsibilities for the committee. They will officially begin their meetings in February.

The charge of the Capital Improvements Program Citizen Advisory Committee is to recommend a prioritized list of projects that can be funded with General Obligation Bond funds to the College Station City Council.

The CIP Citizen Advisory Committee Members will work with the city staff and other committee members to evaluate the City's capital needs and then develop a prioritized list of projects. That list will be reviewed by the Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) and will be presented to the City Council. The City Council will use that list along with P&Z's comments and financial information provided by the staff to develop ballot language for a General Obligation (GO) Bond election that will be voted on by the Citizen's of College Station. Committee members will provide public support for and will promote the proposed bond issue in the time leading up to the election. The result of that vote will determine which projects will be funded for construction with GO bonds over the next five years.

Through a series of January public meetings the committee members and staff have been able to seek opinions of the general public before they begin their official deliberations and prioritization beginning on February 5, 2008.

The city has created a web site specifically dedicated to the 2008 Bond Election to allow residents to keep up with the process through reports, meetings, and an on-line survey for those unable to attend one of the meetings. To access the web site go to ../home/index.asp?page=2764.

Till Next Time,

Matt Ratcliffe
Team Leader
KWRBV

Lubbock, Tech health officials recommend flu shots...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 08:30:52 -0600

Lubbock, Tech health officials recommend flu shots

It's the sniffling, sneezing, aching, coughing, stuffy-headed, fever time of year again, and the Lubbock Health Department and the Texas Tech Student Wellness Center are reporting more cases of influenza in the last two to three weeks.

"Tis the season," said Tigi Ward, public health coordinator for the City of Lubbock.

She said reporting a case of the flu is not mandatory, but many physicians and hospitals do so in order to monitor the trends. Although activity has increased in the last two to three weeks, it is not out of the ordinary for this time of the year.

Ward said statewide, influenza is widespread, but there does not seem to be any signs of an epidemic in Lubbock.

Juli McCauley, the clinical department administrator for Student Health Services at Tech, said the Student Wellness Center received its first diagnosis of influenza during the week of Jan. 14. Since then, there have been 151 diagnoses of influenza.

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Web site, www.cdc.gov, flu season can begin as early as October and end as late as May. The CDC reported the best time to get vaccinated for influenza is October or November, but people can be vaccinated in December and later.

McCauley said the Student Wellness Center has administered 1,000 flu vaccines since fall 2007.

There currently are no influenza vaccines available at the Student Wellness Center as well as many pharmacies around town, but vaccines still are available at all United Supermarkets as well as the Walgreens stores located at 5206 Fourth St. and 6420 82nd St.

According to the CDC, the influenza vaccine is the best protection against influenza viruses. The influenza vaccine can reduce the chances of getting the virus by as much as 70 to 90 percent if scientists correctly predict which strains of influenza to vaccinate for.

Till Next Time,

Matt Ratcliffe
Becky Brawley, a public health coordinator at the Lubbock Health Department, said she recommends the flu shot for everyone 6 months old and older unless the person has an allergy to eggs or another type of reaction to a component in the vaccine.

Lubbock's outer loop project put on hold...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 08:26:28 -0600

Lubbock's outer loop project put on hold

The state's transportation department has suspended studies on Lubbock's outer loop project because of the department's continued cash struggle.

Cuts in federal funds to all state transportation departments, as well as the rising cost of construction materials and less state revenue, have forced the Texas Department of Transportation to cut some projects.

"We need to pay for what we have, we need to maintain what we have and spend money on (the state's) most important needs," said Randy Hopmann, TxDOT's district engineer in Lubbock.

"I know community leaders are going to be disappointed by that," he said.

An outer loop - encircling Lubbock beyond Loop 289 - has been discussed for several years. There are housing additions platted all the way to FM 1585 south of Lubbock as well as projected growth west and north. That growth has transportation leaders anticipating what Lubbock's traffic scene may look like in 50 years.

TxDOT has said the rising cost of construction has strained its budget, as has lawmakers' refusal to increase the state's gas tax in more than 15 years. The department anticipates losing $1.2 billion in federal funding it was set to receive from the current federal highway bill. The department has said a state transportation fund can now only sustain maintenance needs, not new projects.

TxDOT's funding issues prompted the Lubbock City Council in January to find an alternative way to pay for an overpass at Slide Road and North Loop 289. TxDOT said it could no longer reimburse the city for money it spends.

The cutbacks, which are happening to transportation projects around the state, are having an effect on engineering firms that are losing projects, said Steve Stagner, president of the Texas Council of Engineering Companies in Austin.

Stagner said he heard dozens of firms have laid off more than 100 people since November, especially smaller firms that deal primarily with transportation. Local engineering firm Parkhill Smith & Cooper has had contracts suspended, but does not anticipate laying off employees.

"It's important from a broader perspective because things my guys are not designing now aren't going to be built later," Stanger said.

TxDOT had begun the feasibility study on the outer loop last fall. The study could have identified areas suitable to build the project and/or any flaws in its concept.

The study came at the request of the city's Metropolitan Planning Organization.

The state considers the project "suspended," meaning it could start again if money becomes available.

Hopmann also said it's possible the outer loop would one day be a toll road, saying the Marsha Sharp Freeway project in Lubbock might be among the last of its kind in the state not to be paid for with tolls.

Till Next Time,

Matt Ratcliffe

Downtown Redevelopment Commission to Unveil Plan for Lubbock's Business District

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 08:23:50 -0600

The Downtown Redevelopment Commission will unveil its plan for revitalizing the city's central business district at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Lubbock Civic Center.

The 11 member commission was appointed in 2005 by the City Council to develop a strategy to revitalize downtown.

"At one time, downtown Lubbock was the hub for entertainment, commerce and culture," said Jim Cummings, co-chair of the Downtown Redevelopment Commission. "Today, downtown is showing promise again with the energy of the Depot Entertainment District and creation of a new arts district."

The commission raised more than $320,000 to hire EDAW, an international consulting firm specializing in urban design, to develop a long-term redevelopment plan. The firm held three public meetings to gather input on design concepts, green spaces and catalytic projects.

The firm's final recommendations will be presented during the Tuesday evening meeting.

Matt's Mojo...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 13:25:39 -0600

Mojo defined

1. A term used for Self-confidence, Self-assuredness.

2. The basis for belief in ones self in a situation.

3. Charm to bolster confidence.

4. Ability to bounce back

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In honor of yesterday's SUPER BOWL hosted here in ARIZONA

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"It's not the will to win, but the will to prepare to win

that makes the difference."

Bear Bryant

Coach for Alabama

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Ability is what you're capable of doing,

Motivation determines what you do,

Attitude determines how well you do it

Lou Holtz

Coach for Notre Dame

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Keep in mind that more often than not

the road to ‘easy street' goes through the sewer

John Madden

Coach for Oakland Raiders

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The greatest fulfillment of a human being

is that moment when one works their heart out in a

good cause and is exhausted on the field of battle - VICTORIOUS!

Vince Lambordi

Coach for Green Bay Packers

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"Monday Morning Mojo" Created & Compliments of Matt Ratcliffe

C.E.O. / Team Leader of Keller Williams Brazos Valley

Many of the above quotes and readings can be found by Subscribing to:

Bits & Pieces - www.motivateandinspire.com

or Readers Digest Magazine - www.ReadersDigest.com

or The Motivational Manager - http://www.managementresources.com/

Till Next Time,

Matt Ratcliffe
Team Leader
KWRBV

HILLARY WARNS: Garnish wages of workers who refuse to buy health insurance...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 10:58:44 -0600

HILLARY WARNS: Garnish wages of workers who refuse to buy health insurance...

Come on now are we not a free country. Unless we adopt the Candian Health Insurance model, we get our on if we want it. I agree some can not get, but usely is because it costs to much and if to garnish the wages you create other issues. Hilary Clinton is going to have to better then that. Why doesn't she try health reform again, that won her so many points last time around, you know, when her Husband was President. I pay for may own health insurance and it cost to much for the services I get. Garnish, I do not think so. I wonder who pays her health Insurance? Go figure.

I apoligize if I got a little wild with this post, it just hit a nerve.

804 Navidad Bryan, TX, 77801...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 12:46:11 -0600

Listing Resources

Address:
804 Navidad
Bryan,TX, 77801

Bedrooms: 8

Full Bathrooms: 4

SQFT: 3200

Price: $129,000

Additional Photos

Description

Operating Statements for '06 and '07 attached. 3 out of 4 tenants on HUD. Great investment property with good cash flow! Fully occupied! Owner only pays water...one water meter, 4 electric meters, 4 gas meters, 4 hot water heaters. Has W/D connections and dishwashers! Refrig. convey. 8 parking spaces. Couple miles from Texas A&M University campus. Pictures included are of Unit A. Balconies/Stairs redone and exterior repainted last year.

Main Property Details

MLS Number:	45721	Bedrooms:	8
Full Bathrooms:	4	Price:	$129,000
Sq. Ft:	3200	Year:	1979
County:	Brazos	Property Type:	Other
Address:	804 Navidad
City:	Bryan	State/Prov:	TX
Zip Code:	77801	Subdivision:	Villa West

Contact Information

Name: Chelsie Breaux
Phone:

Website: http://x263435.yourkwagent.com/
Email

2525 Allen Ridge Bryan,TX, 77802,,,

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 16:30:57 -0600

Listing Resources

Address:
2525 Allen Ridge
Bryan,TX, 77802

Bedrooms: 3

Full Bathrooms: 2

SQFT: 1228

Price: $89,900

Additional Photos

Description

Located minutes away from Blinn and easy access to Hwy. 6, very attractive all brick home with nice big tree. House has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, lots of cabinets and ample countertop. Great Investment, good first house or for a rental property.

Main Property Details

MLS Number:	46562	Bedrooms:	3
Full Bathrooms:	2	Price:	$89,900
Sq. Ft:	1228	Year:	1987
County:	Brazos	Property Type:	Single Family
Address:	2525 Allen Ridge
City:	Bryan	State/Prov:	TX
Zip Code:	77802	Rooms:	7
Living Rooms:	1	Stories:	one
Cross Streets:	Villa Maria	Style:	traditional
Subdivision:	Allen Ridge #1	Annual Taxes:	$2,700
Car Garage:	one	HOA Annually:	$n/a
Municipal Water:	BTU	Master Bedroom:	lots of room
Basement:	no	Dining Room:	kitchen area
Interior Features:	Nice open living & dining.	Exterior Features:	Nice yard
Design Description:	open living	Central Air:	electric
Heating:	gas-central	Utilities:	BTU

Contact Information

Name: Terry Key
Phone: (979) 846.0001

Website: http://x263374.yourkwagent.com/
Email

408 Sandall Street Navasota,TX, 77868...

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 16:25:56 -0600

Listing Resources

Address:
408 Sandall Street
Navasota,TX, 77868

Bedrooms: 2

Full Bathrooms: 1

SQFT: 864

Price: $84,900

Description

A darling home with a large porch! Close to the Hospital!

Main Property Details

MLS Number:	46630	Bedrooms:	2
Full Bathrooms:	1	Price:	$84,900
Sq. Ft:	864	Year:	2003
County:	Grimes	Property Type:	Single Family
Address:	408 Sandall Street
City:	Navasota	State/Prov:	TX
Zip Code:	77868	Dining Rooms:	1
Living Rooms:	1	Stories:	1 story
Style:	traditional	Subdivision:	Eat End Heights
Car Garage:	none	HOA Annually:	$n,one
Basement:	none	Dining Room:	1
Exterior Features:	large porch	Central Air:	electric
Heating:	electric

Contact Information

Name: Angela Bankston
Phone: 979-846-0001

Website: http://angelabankston.yourkwagent.com/
Email

3702 Park Oak Drive Bryan,TX, 77802....

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:35:03 -0600

Listing Resources

Address:
3702 Park Oak Drive
Bryan,TX, 77802

Bedrooms: 4

Full Bathrooms: 3

SQFT: 2686

Price: $315,000

Additional Photos

Description

Beautiful 3-Way Split Plan On Large Lot Backing Up To Grnbelt. Too Many Features And Upgrades To List. Some Include: Stone Fireplace, Surround Sound, Gourmet Kitchen, Dbl Oven, Large Island, Granite Countertops, Whirlpool Tub, 2 Water Heaters & Ac Units, 10-14 Ft Ceilings, 8ft Doors, Floored Attic Storage, Super Energy Package, Desk Area In Kitchen And In Hallway, Large Utility Room W/ Tons Of Storage, Remote Controlled Ceiling Fans, Dimmer Lighting, Large Patio With Access From The Master.

Listing Resources

Virtual Tour: Virtual Tour

Main Property Details

MLS Number:	46192	Bedrooms:	4
Full Bathrooms:	3	Price:	$315,000
Sq. Ft:	2686	Year:	2006
Property Type:	Single Family
Address:	3702 Park Oak Drive	City:	Bryan
State/Prov:	TX	Zip Code:	77802
Dining Rooms:	1	Living Rooms:	1
Fireplaces:	1	Subdivision:	Tiffany Park
Car Garage:	2	Central Air:	Y Heating 2 units
Heating:	Y Gas 2 units

Contact Information

Name: Andrew Smith
Phone: (979) 260-3300

Website: http://www.andrewsmithteam.com/
Email

5208 Ballybunion College Station,TX, 77845

Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:27:33 -0600

Listing Resources

Address:
5208 Ballybunion
College Station,TX, 77845

Bedrooms: 4

Full Bathrooms: 4

SQFT: 3319

Price: $435,000

Additional Photos

Description

Fabulous Westerheim Home on a corner lot in prestigious Pebble Creek Subdivision. This home has all the extras including: stained trim, faux finishing, custom built cabinets, and hand scraped hardwood floors, granite in kitchen and all bathrooms This plan features 4 bedrooms, 4 full baths, 2 dining, a family room, a computer room and a huge gameroom upstairs. The game room upstairs has a full bath and a closet and could be used as a 5th bedroom.

Listing Resources

Virtual Tour: Virtual Tour

Main Property Details

MLS Number:	42925	Bedrooms:	4
Full Bathrooms:	4	Price:	$435,000
Sq. Ft:	3319	Year:	2007
County:	Brazos	Property Type:	Single Family
Address:	5208 Ballybunion
City:	College Station	State/Prov:	TX
Zip Code:	77845	Dining Rooms:	2
Living Rooms:	2	Fireplaces:	1
Stories:	Two	Style:	Traditional
Area:	C11	Grade School:	Pebble Creek Elementry
Junior High School:	A&M CMS	High School:	A&M Consolidated
Subdivision:	Pebble Creek	Car Garage:	Attached oversized 2 car
HOA Annually:	$195	Municipal Water:
Master Bedroom:	Downstairs	Basement:	No
Dining Room:	Formal and Breakfast area	Exterior Features:	Fire pit, sprinkler system
Central Air:	Yes	Heating:	Central, electric
Utilities:	College Station Util

Contact Information

Name: John Flynn
Phone: 979-846-0001

Website: http://x264037.yourkwagent.com/
Email