How to Make Your Own Seed Starter Containers on a Budget
Sprouting seeds indoors is an excellent way to get a jump-start on your gardening projects. Whether you’re planning on growing vegetables outside or simply wish to grow your own houseplants from seeds, it’s a rewarding and incredibly low-maintenance process. There are many choices of seed-start-and-grow kits available on the market, but you can just as easily create your own
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What Are the Best Houseplants for Pet Owners?
Keeping houseplants can enrich our lives and beautify our homes. Unfortunately, many popular houseplants are toxic if ingested by your pets or fellow humans. To keep your furry friends and family safe it’s important to know which plants are safe to keep in your home. Here we’ll go over some of the best choices of pet-safe houseplants. Areca Palm
Continue Reading...Turkey Ridge Road, Boston, VA 22713 is now new to the market!
Hazeland Farm is over 764 acres bordering Rappahannock and Culpeper Counties in Boston, Virginia with the Hazel River running through it. The farm is rich in character and historic charm with some gorgeous mountain views and over a mile of frontage on the Hazel River. Streamside management zones have been well protected over the years for access. There is an abundant wildlife habitat sprinkled with wild turkey, deer, fox, songbirds, and rabbits. Once the home of a renowned local fox hunter who purchased it to keep his foxhounds from getting onto the main roads, Hazeland is currently used for cattle and hay. The "North side" of the River on Turkey Ridge Rd made approx. 1000 large round hay bales this season from 358 acres which are approx. 2/3 open land and 1/3 wooded. On the "South side" of the river, at the end of Hazeland Lane, there is over 406 acres of fenced cattle pasture land with spring fed streams and mixed timber with many hilltop views of Skyline Dr. There are multiple access points from the state roads. The farm is a wonderful retreat from the northern Virginia traffic and lifestyles. On the south side is the base for a 5BR; 3.5 BA antebellum style home. The house has been kept in good condition but still needs some updating. The farm is eligible for conservation easement, if the buyer so desires further preservation and tax credits. Virtual tour of the farm is available.
Continue Reading...7551 Hazeland Lane, Boston, VA 22713 is now new to the market!
Hazeland Farm is over 764 acres bordering Rappahannock and Culpeper Counties in Boston, Virginia with the Hazel River meandering through it. The farm is rich in character and historic charm with gorgeous mountain views and over a mile of frontage on the Hazel River. Streamside management zones have been well protected over the years for access. There is an abundant wildlife habitat sprinkled with wild turkey, deer, fox, songbirds, and rabbits. Hazeland was once the home of a renowned local fox hunter who purchased it to keep his foxhounds from getting onto the main roads. Hazeland is currently used for cattle and hay. The "north side" of the River on Turkey Ridge Rd made approx. 1000 large round hay bales this season from 358 acres which are approx. 2/3 open land and 1/3 wooded. On the south side of the river, at the end of Hazeland Lane, there is over 406 acres of fenced cattle pasture land with spring fed streams and mixed timber with many hilltop views of Skyline Dr. There are multiple access points from the state roads. The farm is a wonderful retreat from the northern Virginia traffic and lifestyles yet only about an hours drive to Dulles airport. On the South side, is the main complex with it's 5BR; 3.5 BA antebellum style home. The large screened porch hosts wonderful views of the pond and further out onto a large river bottom where the wildlife comes to graze at dusk. The peacefulness is something to experience at the end of a long day. The pre-Civil war home has been keep in good condition with many original features but still needs some updating. The farm is eligible for conservation easement, if the buyer so desires further preservation and tax credits.
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Things You Should Know About Good Faith Deposits
Photo by Clker-Free-Vector-Images via Pixabay When you purchase real estate, you must put down a good faith deposit. Several factors determine how much you will need to put down, but it could be as little as $100. In order to have a valid contract, the contract must have “consideration,” or something of value exchanged for the contract. The good
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Drawbacks of Financing Your Mortgage through a Credit Union
Image by Burst from Pexels Buying a home is an exciting time. As you start to comb through listings and decide you’re ready to take the plunge to purchase, you’ll want to pursue getting pre-approved for a mortgage. This way, you'll know how much you're approved for and can shop for homes within your price range. Additionally, having a
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