Posts with tag 'Seasonal'

Charleston, WV has many festive musicals and shows to help you celebrate the holiday season, and with schedules already set and tickets available, you can plan ahead to make sure you don't miss out. Our real estate agents suggest taking a look at the following holiday musicals and shows while you're exploring Charleston homes for sale:

• Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis - Municipal Auditorium, 244 Virginia St. E, Charleston, WV 25301 | Nov. 21
  Mannheim Steamroller Christmas, the best-selling Christmas artist of all time, will make a stop in Charleston during its 35th annual tour. You'll be sure to get in the Christmas spirit with classic hits from the first "Mannheim Steamroller Christmas" accompanied by multi-media effects.

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Home to West Virginia University and endless stretches of rolling mountain forest, the city of Morgantown, WV is a great place for anyone with a passion for the outdoors. And now that fall is on the way, our real estate agents are excited to share some of their favorite outdoor destinations in and around Morgantown!

1. Monongahela River Trail - Route 73, Morgantown , WV  26505
   A 48-mile trail network that connects areas throughout West Virginia, the Monongahela River Trail is one of the great outdoor resources in the region. The trails are open to hiking, running, dog walking, and cycling, with numerous access points in and around Morgantown, including trailheads near these Morgantown homes for sale. The Monongahela River Trail system is still an ongoing work in progress, with new sections being completed as the Mon River Trails Conservancy continues to convert West Virginia's disused railroad beds into public footpaths.

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Fall is the best time of year to get out and about in Charleston. As the weather cools off and the leaves change colors in the crisp autumn air, our real estate agents recommend making a trip or two to the following parks. Each has something different to offer and you will cherish finding a favorite place for you and your family to rest, relax, and recharge.   

1. Cato Park - 200 Baker Lane, Charleston, WV 25302
   Founded in 1970, Cato Park is one of the most popular parks in Charleston. With 90 acres to explore, there's plenty for everyone in the family to discover and enjoy. The park features picnic areas, a beautiful playground, and a seasonal swimming pool that is perfect for cooling off in on a hot summer's day. Cato Park is also the perfect place to sit down and ponder the Charleston homes for sale you want to drive by and take a look at on your way home.

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The warmer weather is finally here and we have some ideas to help with spring gardening and planting. As a home owner, it's important to know that the outside can be just as important as the inside.

First step is protecting those hands. It is best to wear some type of gardening glove but when a task requires getting in there with your hands one secret is to sink your fingernails into a bar of soap. This will basically prevent dirt from collecting underneath the nails and then once complete take a brush and you can wash your nails clean.

What about your pots? Any of those made of clay and have salt buildup from the winter? An easy way to remove the deposits of salt is to combine equal parts white vinegar and rubbing alcohol and water in a spray bottle.  Spray and scrub and allow pots to dry before planting anything. Clay pots can also provide good protections for young plants from frosts and freezes. Another good use for clay pots are using them for hose guides. Simp...

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Holiday time can mean lots of travel.  With lots of parties and family and friends to visit, chances are your home will be left quite a bit. To make the holiday travel schedule less stressful, here are some good rules to follow that will ensure your home is safe while you are out and about. And this means much more than simply locking those doors!

Appliances should be turned off and unplugged.
If a trip will be a long a one, turning off and unplugging them is a good idea and will take your mind off of how safe things are. If unplugging the fridge, make sure it is empty and clean. By unplugging these, the risk of electric fires is reduced and you can save money on the bill at the end of month. An extra precaution such as this can go a long way.

Leave the mail at the post office.
A shorter trip could call for simply having a friend or neighbor pick up the mail and newspaper while away. This can ensure any important pieces...

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