Vickie McCartney | Home Realty GMAC Real Estate | 270-315-5354
6773 Kingston Drive, Owensboro, KY
Exceptional Golf and Country Club living with lake views offered at 6773 Kingston Drive in the Summit in Owensboro, Kentucky 42303
5BR/2.5BA Single Family House
offered at $299,900
Year Built
2003
Sq Footage
3,436
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
2 full, 1 partial
Floors
2
Parking
2 Car garage
Lot Size
Unspecified
HOA/Maint
$40 per month
DESCRIPTION
A wonderful Golf and Country Club lifestyle could be yours with this beautiful home located at 6773 Kingston Drive in the Summit in Owensboro, Kentucky. This spacious home boasts 5 bedrooms and 2 .5 baths and is magnificiently decorated and a joy to see.
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PROPERTY FEATURES
Central A/C
Central heat
Fireplace
High/Vaulted ceiling
Walk-in closet
Hardwood floor
Tile floor
Family room
Living room
Bonus/Rec room
Office/Den
Dining room
Breakfast nook
Dishwasher
Refrigerator
Stove/Oven
Microwave
Laundry area - inside
Yard
Jacuzzi/Whirlpool
COMMUNITY FEATURES
Clubhouse
Swimming pool(s)
Golf course
Lake
Playground
OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES
Lake views and faces 7th Green in Summit Country Club
Vickie McCartney | Home Realty GMAC Real Estate | 270-315-5354
2325 Falcon Court, Owensboro, KY
Traditional 2 story 4 bedrooms 4 full baths and 1 half bath in this brick custom walk-out basement home in Eagle Crest subdivision in Owensboro, KY.
4BR/4.5BA Single Family House
offered at $329,900
Year Built
2003
Sq Footage
4,187
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
4 full, 1 partial
Floors
3
Parking
2 Car garage
Lot Size
.50 acres
HOA/Maint
$0 per month
DESCRIPTION
Traditional 2 Story Custom Walk-Out Basement Home with much to offer!Custom Home features 4 bdrms, 4 1/2 baths, Formal Dining, Great,and Family Room,and oversized 2 Car Garage. Gorgeous Open Kitchen w/tile, stainless steel appliances and Pantry.Great Room features soaring ceilings & fireplace.Additional Fireplace in Basement. Ceramic Tile galore! Large covered front porch, patio,deck, and lots of storage! Sq Ft per Appraisal
Vickie McCartney | Home Realty GMAC | 270-315-5354
4263 Saddlebrooke Court, Owensboro, KY
Beautiful custom 1.5 story home in Brookhill Estates in Owensboro, Kentucky with 4 bedrooms and a bonus room and 2.5 baths and lots of crown molding!
4BR/2.5BA Single Family House
offered at $264,900
Year Built
1998
Sq Footage
2,934
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
2 full, 1 partial
Floors
2
Parking
2 Covered spaces
Lot Size
Unspecified
HOA/Maint
$0 per month
DESCRIPTION
Beautiful Custom 1.5 Story Brick Home in Brookhill Estates. Formal Dining Room,Living Room(could serve as an office),Bonus Room, an abundance of crown molding, and trey ceiling in luxurious Master. Gorgeous Open Kitchen and Family Room with fireplace. New Dimensional Roof in 2008. Great backyard partially fenced. Great House!Great Price!Great location! NOTE: Basktball goal,play set,& freezer are exempt.
Experience the Summit Golf and Country Club lifestyle in the wonderful town of Owensboro, Kentucky. The peacefulness and serenity is plentiful and flows freely here.
There are a variety of homes for sale that are bound to meet the desires of your heart. Imagine walking out your door and stepping onto the Greens or viewing the beautiful lake views that are prevalent in The Summit Subdivison located off of Wrights Road in Owensboro, KY.
Imagine having this scene out your window or driving past it each and every day. How relaxing would that be?
Now imagine being able to walk to the Clubhouse for lunch or dinner right in your neighborhood!
There is also a pool available if you choose to be a member. Summer is just around the corner!
Don't delay, call Vickie today!
For more information about homes for sale in The Summit Golf and Country Club in Owensboro, Kentucky please feel free to email me or call me!
I
applaud the government
for trying to at least do something
to stimulate the economy by getting the housing market going.
I think the
government is trying to get things moving by doing the only thing they
know how
to do when they see a problem. THROW MONEY AT IT!
Here is the why I think
this
$8,000 tax credit is a bad idea.
Today there are more home owners than there
ever has been at any other point in our history. So, throwing money at
people
to buy who were, more than likely, going to buy anyway, is just
throwing money
away. These people are buying homes that they would have already bought
anyway,
but just at deeply discounted prices because home prices are rapidly
falling
because of short sales and foreclosures. (It may sway a few, but
probably not.)
Here
is what is happening and
my idea on how that $8,000 could be better spent.
The
main thing that needs to be done today to help our economy is to
stabilize
the housing market and get people spending money again. To
stabilize the
housing market and to keep prices from continuing to fall, we need to
stop the
short sales and the foreclosures. The people that are in foreclosure
proceedings are not spending money, they are holding on to every dime
they can.
What
is happening is after they lose their home to foreclosure or short
sale,
they are finding that their credit has been damaged
to the point that they
can’t even rent a home and they end up moving in with family
members. Once
again, money is not being put in to the economy.
Now,
let us put that $8,000 to better use!
If you lost your job and
you were making $5,000
a month, after two months, you are now behind on your mortgage payment.
Then
you look for a job for two months and finally find one, but you are
already
behind on your mortgage payment along with all your other bills.
Now,
you have to wait 2 weeks to a month before you get your first check and
then you have to figure out how to pay everyone back and catch up and
out of
your first $5,000 paycheck… you already owe $9,000 in bills
and late fees.
Every month you try to catch up, but you can’t. It just
really is impossible
and so you have to do a short sale or your home goes into foreclosure
while you
try to play catch up.
How
about if someone loses their job due to layoffs or business closure, we
take that $8,000 and help them pay their mortgage payment? Most
mortgages are
under $2,000 a month and that would keep a family in their home for
another 4
to 5 months while they find another job. They could spend what money
they do
have on food and other necessities and this keep the economy flowing.
Once they
have a job, the government stops paying. This could only be one months
payment…
$1,600 vs $8,000. It’s easy for me to see which is cheaper.
But,
there is more to how this would help.
If theses homes are going into
foreclosure or having to be on sold on short sales for 50-60% of the
loan
balance, then the housing market would naturally stabilize and the
banks could
start to lend again without worry. The economy would start to stabilize
and our
country could get out of this rut we have been in for the last year or
two and
get back to enjoying life again. We would not have to worry if next
month their
$250,000 home will be worth only $125,000 and if they are even going to
have a
job.
I would love to hear your
thoughts on my plan. If you
like it, feel free to start a grass roots effort and tell everyone you
know
about it and maybe, just maybe, some government official will like it
and we can
get this country back to what it was two years ago.
Todd Clark - Broker / Sales Coach
Palazzo Realty Group
Phone: (503)524-9494
Fax: (503)622-8739
Out with the old and in with the new! Real Estate Agents must be now be accountable!
Effective in all states!
New Real Estate Rule effective immediately! All Listing agents must now be accountable!
Agents may NO LONGER take listings if they are not going to be available to field calls for showings!
If you take a listing and know you can't be available, you MUST get someone to take your calls or else you can't take the listings! Sellers deserve better than this and are now requiring it. Agents may no longer play "God" with their sellers homes! Sellers just want their homes SOLD. If it can't be shown, then it can't be sold! Agents do NOT have the right to jeopardize the sale!
I really think it should be done like this -Seriously, WHY should a agent take a listing (which is actually an employment contract) if they aren't willing to do the home work and be available to set up showings or even take the phone calls?? What is so difficult about picking up the phone, or at least returning phone calls so that a listing can be shown? In order to sell it, this must happen! Sellers deserve at least this much.
Why should anyone have to call three different times in a day to set up a showing and STILL not get a call back?
Sellers are entitled to know that their AGENTS are not available to do the work that goes along with the listing and know that the agent doesn't seem to care either! That is a absolute disgrace. What is so hard about managing phone calls??? It is simply our job! What ever happened to service?
The new rule is going to be : from now on, all sellers will be notified every time an agent calls, emails or texts their listing agent to try to set up a showing! This will be done automatically from the MLS!
Listing agents, how do you feel about that?
Better yet, maybe we should just go ahead and ask the sellers just how they feel about that, what do you think? Aren't we supposed to follow all sellers legal and lawful instructions?
Maybe the sellers need to put this post's instructions in to action! How many listing agents would be fired? Maybe sellers will see this post and realize just how it is supposed to be done...if they are not sure, they can just contact me! I will be happy to oblige! How about YOU?
Owensboro Medical Health System ranked in the top 5 percent nationally for 2009 and received the "HealthGrades Distinguished Hospital For Clinical Excellence Award"(TM)(according to WFIE the Internet, and the OMHS website)
OMHS is rated in the top 270 hospitals in the country and is one of only five in the commonwealth to obtain this honorable award!
Apparently this group studies the mortality rates and clinical care of almost 5,000 non-federal hospitals. According to OMHS's CEO Jeff Barber, this is an award that is hard to achieve.
In my humble opinion, Owensboro, Kentucky is very fortunate to have OMHS. Most area health systems do not ever achieve this recognition for high quality care! I can tell you that from my previous Nursing experience and from living in other areas of the country! Thanks Owensboro Medical Health System! I am so glad I live here!
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Experience the Summit Golf and Country Club lifestyle in the wonderful town of Owensboro, Kentucky. The peacefulness and serenity is plentiful and flows freely here. 
Imagine having this scene out your window or driving past it each and every day. How relaxing would that be?
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