Wordless Wednesday - Curb Appeal Has Nothing to Do With Age

Karen - love the 18th century home, and the architecture. Thanks for sharing these photos!

Karen, I used to work in the Annapolis area and lived on the Eastern Shore and there would be many of the homes depicted in the first photo you posted. I was always longing for the owner to spiff them up  bringing them back to their former glory.

Again, Karen, you have shared something of our history that is most interesting and beautiful!

Debi

Wow, that 18th century home is beautiful.

Hi Karen, Wonderful! I think we are all probably in agreement that the 18th Century ( built with true pride and workmanship) is outstanding. I think your other point is also shared by most of us the industry. That people allow things to deteriorate as though one day magically these homes will just suddenly we restored. But perhaps they don't even care that much. It is sad to see so many of these today. Thankfully many others look for them to restore the life. And they many times do a better job than the original owners would have in maintaining it. But is sad  how they dot the landscape awaiting for the love to return along with the care and resources they rightfully deserve.

Karen great photos of some great houses!

Karen, I enjoyed your contrasting photos.  They tell a story without any words.  Thanks for your lesson on the value of caring and maintenance.

Karen  When you took those pictures little did we know we could use them to make a point about curb appeal in the Prince William County area