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Showing Your Home During The Holidays
Showing Your Home During The Holidays.
The holiday season can be a magical time to showcase your home, whether you’re selling or simply hosting guests. With festive decorations, cozy vibes, and a welcoming atmosphere, the holidays offer a unique opportunity to highlight your home’s charm. However, there are some important considerations to keep in mind when showing your space during this busy time of year.
1. Keep the Decorations Tasteful and Subtle
While it’s tempting to go all out with holiday decorations, it’s best to keep things simple and tasteful. Over-the-top displays might distract from your home’s features. Instead, opt for elegant touches like a well-decorated tree, festive wreaths, or a mantel adorned with candles and garlands. These accents can create a warm, inviting atmosphere without overwhelming the space. And remember that if your home is photographed with holiday decorations, and it does not sell over the holidays, the photos should be re-taken in January once the decorations are removed.
2. Maximize Natural Light
Winter months often bring shorter days and limited daylight, so it’s important to make the most of the natural light you have. Open curtains and blinds during daylight hours to let the sun in, and consider using extra lighting like floor lamps and string lights to brighten up dim spaces. Well-lit homes appear larger and more welcoming.
3. Keep it Cozy and Comfortable
The cold weather outside makes it the perfect time to emphasize the warmth and comfort of your home. If you’re showing your house to potential buyers, ensure that the heating is on to maintain a comfortable temperature.
4. Be Mindful of Schedules
The holidays are a busy time for everyone, so be mindful of showing schedules. Try not to decline showings, as that showing may be your future buyer. Flexibility and understanding will go a long way in making your home a welcoming place during this special season.
Contact Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates to realize your real estate goals at 214-558-1004 today.
Another Home SOLD At the PGA In Frisco
Another home SOLD At the PGA In Frisco. Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates has sold another new construction home at the new PGA area of Frisco.
Relocation Client Testimonial For Debbie Murray
Relocation Client Testimonial For Debbie Murray. Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates has been a relocation realtor since 2001.
Client Testimonial For Debbie Murray
Listed By Debbie Murray Sold By Debbie Murray
Listed By Debbie Murray Sold By Debbie Murray. Debbie Murray is a Texas Associate Broker with Allie Beth Allman & Associates with 25 years of residential experience. She is a corporate relocation expert, a pro athlete relocation agent, a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert, a Master Certified Negotiation Expert, a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Expert, a Certified International Property Specialist, and she has a BBA in Marketing from the University of Texas. Contact her to today for your real estate needs in the Dallas area at 214-558-1004.
704 Chip St. Just Listed In Little Elm
704 Chip St. Just Listed In Little Elm. Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates at 214-558-1004 has listed a one-story three bedroom home in Little Elm.
This two-year old one-story, east facing, Lennar home with three bedrooms and two baths is located on an oversized interior lot in popular Linden Hills. The home is complete with the original builder warranty, and it has been meticulously cared for by the original owners. It features an appliance upgrade package and Ring Doorbell security system upgrades, Luxury Vinyl Flooring throughout, and an open entertaining floor plan. Also: all brick exterior, neutral décor, ceiling fans, window blinds, quartz countertops, entry closet and linen closet, utility room that will accommodate a full-size washer and dryer, two garage door opener remotes and App enabled, a sprinkler system with timer, and this neighborhood enjoys a community pool amenity.
The History Of The Mint Julep
The History Of The Mint Julep. The origins of the Mint Julep did not begin at Churchill Downs. Although it is the official drink of the Kentucky Derby (since 1939), and horse racing in general.
The Gulab was a mixture of water and rose petals in the Middle East. It was used as bathwater by nobility and for medicinal purposes. This spread to the Mediterranean where the rose petals were replaced with bountiful mint leaves and the concoction was known as Julab.
In the 1800’s the drink reached America. The high British taxes on rum and brandy after the Revolution caused Americans to substitute those spirits with our own bourbon. The stablemasters would take a shot of whiskey as an “eye opener” in the morning and bourbon became popular around stables and race tracks. Read more about the history of the Mint Julep here: https://www.abcfws.com/a-guide-to-mint-juleps-for-derby-day
The 2024 Kentucky Derby is this Saturday, May 4th at 6 PM.
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Happy Valentine’s Day
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