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FREE Wilkes County, NC REALTOR® Real Estate YOUR SOURCE FOR HOMES AND PROPERTIES IN WILKES COUNTY Volume XXV, Issue 7 July 2015 Wilkes Journal-Patriot 336-838-4117 www.JournalPatriot.com Page 4 Wilkes Journal-Patriot Real Estate, July 2015 New Listings cOunTRy cLuB AcRES - $475,000 S. cRickET dR - $112,900 4 BR, 2.5 BA MLS 61080 Area 6 3 BR, 2 BA MLS 61083 Area 3 chASE dOwnS - $87,900 cOunTRy cLuB - $189,900 3 BR, 2 BA MLS 61089 Area 2 3 BR, 2 BA MLS 61090 Area 6 FinLEy pARk - $229,900 OAk GROvE ch Rd - $129,900 4 BR, 2 BA, 2 half BA MLS 61092 Area 1 2 BR, 1 BA MLS 61103 Area 3 LAkE FOREST AcRES - $214,900 FALLviEw LAnE - $210,000 Sale Pending 3 BR, 3 BA MLS 61112 Area 2 5 BR, 3 BA MLS 61120 Area 6 iMOSA LAnE - $159,900 EdGEwOOd RidGE Rd - $169,900 Sale Pending 2 BR, 2 BA MLS 61124 Area 4 3 BR, 2.5 BA MLS 61143 Area 6 For ALL listings go to Carolinainc.com 336-667-1966 Wilkes Journal-Patriot Real Estate, July 2015 Page 5 More New Listings Buck MOunTAin - $259,900 hAMBy MTn Rd - $115,000 3 BR, 3 BA MLS 61146 Area 3 3 BR, 2 BA MLS 61147 Area 3 BOOnE TRAiL - $105,900 OLd BRickyARd Rd - $50,000 3 BR, 1 BA MLS 61150 Area 3 MLS 61019 Area 1 GO TO CAROLINAINC.COM for ALL Wilkes County Listings Teresa T. Overcash 336-262-3111 ABR • CRS • REALTOR Certified Luxury Home Specialist Call for details! [email protected] • www.TeresaTedderHomes.com JULY HOME OF THE MONTH $169,900 EDGEWOOD RIDGE ROAD MLS 61143 Area 6 Great location and numerous updates! New windows, new heat pump, fresh paint, updated bathrooms, updated kitchen, hardwood floors! Master on main has separate dressing area, walk in closet AND separate storage closet AND shelving! 1/2 bath on main for guest and large laundry on main for convenience. These bedrooms are ALL very large and have great storage and closet space! Kitchen/dining area is extra large for dining table or entertaining. Private yard in front and back, mature trees. Full basement with 3rd garage, large cedar walk in stor- age closet,wall to wall shevling for more storage! Page 6 Wilkes Journal-Patriot Real Estate, July 2015 Take A Look At Some Of Our Listings MLS 61022 Area 2 $989,900 MLS 60986 Area 6 $595,000 MLS 60993 Area 2 $497,000 hEROn pOinT OAk GABLES LAkE viEw AcRES 5 BR 4 BA 4 BR 4.5 BA 4 BR 3 BA 2 hALF BA SOLD Sale Pending Sale Pending MLS 61053 Area 3 $259,900 MLS 61014 Area 6 $259,900 MLS 61027 Area 1 $149,900 MiLLERS cROSSinG cOunTRy cLuB wESTwOOd hiLLS 3 BR 3 BA 4 BR 3.5 BA 3 BR 2 BA Visit Carolinainc.com Make sure you are the FIRST IN LINE for new listings and price changes MLS 60996 Area 3 $249,000 MLS 61062 Area 1 $144,900 MLS 61023 Area 3 $239,000 dEER TRAiLS cOLOniAL hEiGhTS JAdE MOunTAin 3 BR 3 BA 3 BR 2 BA 3 BR 3 BA MLS 61008 Area 6 $219,000 MLS 60990 Area 3 $217,500 MLS 61026 Area 6 $179,900 cOunTRy cLuB AcRES OAk cREST ThE OAkS 4 BR 2.5 BA 3 BR 2.5 BA 3 BR 2 BA Wilkes Journal-Patriot Real Estate, July 2015 Page 7 More Great Listings Sale Pending MLS 60968 Area 3 $179,900 MLS 61003 Area 6 $157,800 MLS 61036 Area 4 $139,900 OAk cREST cOunTRy cLuB Rd BEThAny FORd Rd 3 BR 2 BA 3 BR 2 BA 4 BR 1.5 BA Sale Pending MLS 61039 Area 3 $139,900 MLS 61002 Area 3 $112,500 MLS 61057 Area 4 $89,900 nORTh wOOd hiLLS BOOnE TRAiL chARLiE BROwn Rd 3 BR 2.5 BA 2 BR 1 BA 3 BR 2 BA MLS 61048 Area 4 New Land Listings $69,000 MLS 61002 Grace point - 1.44 ac $89,500 FAiRpLAinS Rd MLS 61144 Mtn. Farms Estate - 14 ac $375,000 1 BR 1 BA MLS 61071 Lake Ridge dr - 1.82 ac $25,500 MLS 61082 Boone Trail - 1.13 ac $84,900 MLS 61004 hwy 421 n - 8.5 ac $59,500 MLS 61148 Quail hollow - .61 ac $45,000 Commercial Land MLS 61149 Quail hollow - .72 ac $45,000 MLS 56305 1.9 acs - curtis Bridge Rd - $220,000 MLS 57749 - .67 acs - Sparta Rd - $89,900 Rentals MLS 60319 - 1.9 acs - west park circle - $135,000 MLS 60396 - 2.2 acs - hwy 421 north - $1,650,000 MLS 60496 - 5.63 acs - hwy 421 north - $499,000 Stephanie n. MLS 60833 6.2 acs Buck Rd. - $249,000 MLS 60284 2.55 acs Shingle Gap Rd - $34,900 cooke Owner Financing property Management director 336•667•1966 ext. 606 Buck Mtn. - 2.1-3 ac - $19,900 - $35,000 Mayview Acres - .70 ac - $34,900 [email protected] Oak Gables - 1 ac lots - $34,900-$39,900 Buckwheat Rd - MLS 54825 - 55 ac - $178,750 “For The BEST in property Management” Shingle Gap Rd - MLS 58910 - 1 ac $33,500 Shingle Gap Rd - MLS 59432 - 10.6 ac - $98,800 Buckwheat Rd - MLS 60062 - 55 ac - $178,750 Old Farms Rd - MLS 60897 - 38 ac - $323,850 Summit Rd - MLS 58000 - 1 ac - $19,900 Lake & Riverfront Serenity Bay 1.1 acre to 2.3 acres $29,000 - $159,900 wyndham Lane 2.8 acre $350,000 To view ALl available rentals visit huffman River Lane - 22 acre $150,000 Mars Mill Trail - 1 acre $25,000 www.rentingwilkes.com Page 8 Wilkes Journal-Patriot Real Estate, July 2015 Commercial Listings MLS 61049 hwy 268 E $109,900 MLS 59711 wALkER ST $1 99,000 MLS 61046 BOOnE TRAiL Rd $84,900 Sale Pending 5.9 Acres MLS 60793 MORAviAn FALLS Rd $375,000 MLS 60533 ShATLEy ORchARd Rd $89,900 MLS 61078 hwy 16 $650,000 FEATURES HOME WARRANTY 8.4 Acres MLS 58378 whiTE pinE STREET $488,000 MLS 61113 BOSTOn AvE $175,000 MLS 61114 BOOnE TRAiL $399,900 viSiT uS AT cAROLinAinc.cOM Land Listings ARBOR GROvE 1.6 ac $13,000 MORAviA FARMS 1.4 acs $21,500 BEAcOn RidGE 37 ac $330,000 MOunTAin GLEn FARMS 3.5 to 10 acs $39,500 - $59,000 BERRy MTn ESTATES 1.4 ac $25,000 OAk FOREST 1.36 ac $39,900 BREwER MiLL ESTATES 1.72 - 2.2 ac $20,000 to $50,000 OAk GABLES - $34,900 to $49,900 - 1 ac trts Buck MTn. 1-10.7 ac - $17,500 to $79,500 pORTER AcRES - 2.4 tract - $29,900 cAnTERBuRy ESTATES-.90 ac trts $52,500 to $59,000 RAvEnwOOd ..6 ac $14,900 cAnTERBuRy FARMS - 5 ac trts $159,900 - $189,500 REGAL OAkS - 9 lots $50,000-$490,000 chASE dOwnS 0.5 ac $7,000 REMinGTOn ESTATES .82 ac $49,000 cLEAR BRAnch - 10 ac $17,500 ROcky pOinT .56 ac - $13,500 cOunTRy cLuB AcRES .92 ac $77,900 SEREniTy BAy - 1.1 - 1.7 ac - $29,000 - $74,999 FinLEy pARk - 3-8.4 acs $39,900 - $84,000 FivE SpRinGS - 3 ac $29,900 SLEEpy RidGE - .5 ac tracts $10,000 GRAndviEw AcRES .43 ac $12,500 SuMMiT RidGE - 10 ac $65,000 GREEnSTREET MTn. $19,900 to $65,000 .7 to 1.2 ac lot SuTTERS RidGE 1-3 ac $12,000 to $39,900 GRindSTOnE RidGE - 10 ac lot - $45,900 TiMBER RidGE 1 ac to 13 ac $11,100 - $79,900 hiddEn BROOk .51 to .83 acs $10,900 to $13,900 ThE FiELdSTOnE ESTATES 10 ac $169,900 hiGhLAnd nORTh - 5 ac. - $80,000 wALnuT GROvE 20.2 acs $79,900 JAdE MTn. 5 acres $55,000 wEST MEAdOwS .37 to 1 ac $19,900 to $26,900 LAkEShORE LAndinG .73 ac $55,000 wOOdS OF SuMMiT 1 ac - $19,900 LEAThERwOOd 3.2 $52,500 LiThiA RidGE - 1.6 ac $69,500 nO RESTRicTiOnS! MAJESTic MTn. 1.4 -12 acs, $9,000 - $154,000 Too Many To List! $5,000 to $2,659,416 MAyviEw AcRES $34,900 - .70 ac - .51 to 311 ac Wilkes Journal-Patriot Real Estate, July 2015 Page 9 Helping people realize the American dream Serving North and South Carolina AmeriSouth Since 1990 Call Rebecca For Rates • Loan Options NMLS 67050 AmeriSouth MORTGAGE COMPANY we Are A Lender with Many Options! Give Rebecca A Call! We worked with Rebecca Haas at AmeriSouth Mortgage for our home loan. Rebecca went above and beyond to help us receive a mortgage loan. She is one of the most professional, kind, honest and hardworking people we have ever had the privilege of working with. If you are considering a loan, please take our advice, go with Rebecca Haas. 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