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This cool artist's home in Houston, Texas is amazing. It has the artist's house/studio, guest quarters, a vintage Airstream, and 4 rental studios. The house has 3bd 3ba and the entire property is priced at $925K. It's so unique, it already has a pending sale. You gotta see this.
We will begin in the house and studio.
This is so nice, it can be adapted for any kind of business.
Shower room in the studio.
It would be nice if they left that cool art, but I doubt they will.
Look at this sweet little pace at the top of the stairs. It's so narrow, though- one misstep and you could fall to the floor below.
The kitchen's kind of DIY, but it's artsy.
Nice cozy modern living room.
The bedroom is cool, too. I guess they'd leave the fan, but I like that hanging metal shelf unit.
Vintage rustic bath is cute.
Interior of one of the rental studio units.
Outdoor area for the residence.
Deck in front of the rental studios.
I wish they would've shown the interior of the Airstream.
The property, surrounded by trees, is 0.5 acre.
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CREATIONS FROM EVERY MONTH OF 2023
Post your favorite and most popular post from each month this year (it’s okay to skip months)
Tagged by: @pascow & @dhawanmasters—Thank you both!!! <3
Can't believe I didn't start making gifsets for the first time in years until like May 🙈 Those earlier gifsets are a little rough! lol. It was also really hard to choose favourites because some of the months I made like 3+ gifsets a week. 😅
APRIL
MOST POPULAR & FAVE: Vincent Sinclair from House of Wax (2005) — Art
MAY
MOST POPULAR: 100 Bloody Acres (2012)
FAVOURITE: Damon Herriman as Buddy | Quarry 1x1
JUNE
MOST POPULAR: Bill Moseley in Nightmare Angel (1986)
FAVOURITE: Mr Inbetween 2x2
JULY
MOST POPULAR: The Sinclairs | House of Wax (2005)
FAVOURITE: Benedict Hardie in Upgrade (2018) Dir. Leigh Whannell
AUGUST
MOST POPULAR: Lake Mungo (2008) Dir. Joel Anderson
FAVOURITE: Damon Herriman in Music Videos
SEPTEMBER
MOST POPULAR: Dude Bro Party Massacre III (2015)
FAVOURITE: Captives (1994) dir. Angela Pope
OCTOBER
MOST POPULAR: Hell House LLC (2015) dir. Stephen Cognetti
FAVOURITE: Leigh Whannell in THE MULE
NOVEMBER
MOST POPULAR: SAW 0.5
FAVOURITE: SAW (Stacked CRT-TVs gif edit)
DECEMBER
MOST POPULAR: THE DEVIL'S CANDY
FAVOURITE: SUNDOWN
Tagging: anyone!! I feel like most people have already been tagged so if you wanna do this then take this as a tag!
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SALE IMAGE: Frank Farian, Albert Justo & Mirce Curkoski DATE: 08/25/2023 ADDRESS: 3100 North Bay Road MARKET: Miami Beach ASSET TYPE: SFR ~ ACRES: 0.5 SELLER: Frank Farian BUYER'S REP: Mirce Curkoski & Albert Justo - One Sotheby’s International Realty SELLER'S REP: Rodrigo Barbosa - Premier Flat Fee Realty SALE PRICE: $13,600,000 NOTE: Music producer Frank Farian sold a Miami Beach waterfront lot with mansion plans for $13.6 million. He originally bought the property for $1.4 million in 2001 and listed it for $16.5 million in 2021. #Miami #RealEstate #tradedmia #MIA #MiamiBeach #SFR #FrankFarian #MirceCurkoski #AlbertJusto #OneSothebysInternationalRealty #RodrigoBarbosa #PremierFlatFeeRealty
#Miami#RealEstate#tradedmia#MIA#MiamiBeach#SFR#FrankFarian#MirceCurkoski#AlbertJusto#OneSothebysInternationalRealty#RodrigoBarbosa#PremierFlatFeeRealty
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Nude Hiking!
So a friend of mine just bought a GIANT plot of land, like 100 acres and invited me to see the place and for some nude hiking. I've always wanted to try it but didn't want to shock anyone along the way so this was the perfect opportunity.
I don't have many pictures cuz 1) I had no pockets 🤷♂️ and 2) I don't think I'm comfortable yet to be posting anything like that, even if it were legal on here. I did see a shit ton of blackberries as usual here in August though and made sure to take a pic of that before leaving my stuff behind. (Yes I could have brought a backpack but I wanted the full exp.)
A few things I learned from it:
-Shoes are amazing! We were barefoot around the stream to go for a dip and the rocks around it'll cut you up real quick.
-Sweat is SO efficient when you're naked omg. Sweating isn't bad at all, it's the clothing that's making it suck!
-Be on the extra-lookout for thorns! 😬
All in all it was a good time, would do again. Now if only he'd let me put a tiny home on like 0.5 acres of that 100. That place was HUGE!! We needed to be in his Jeep for most of it and where traveling and hiking around for a couple of hours. I don't think he'd notice if I moved in even if he came by every weekend.
I hope all of you get a chance to get naked in nature before summer ends.
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Not Your Typical Maui Home
Not everyone who lives on Maui prefers the beachfront. In fact, some folks want to live a little off the beaten path. Welcome to Maluhia Country Ranches - a paradise nestled on the eastern slopes of Maui's stunning Kahalawai Mountains. Maluhia Country Ranches allows you to experience the true essence of island living in this private, gated community. This essence is even in its name as Maluhia means peace in Hawaiian.
So ifth sanctuary is what you're looking for, this property is it as it sits at the top of the community surrounded by gorgeous fruit trees and vegetation. One step outside and you are in awe of the epic ocean and mountain views, perfect for sunrises and sunsets with no neighbors to block the views. The property is designed with ample space for you to create the ultimate slice of paradise in Maui's pristine and natural surroundings. Features of 65 Hulumanu Place includes 15 owned photovoltaic panels maximizing energy efficiency, 3 skylights to provide natural lighting, gorgeous mahogany wood door,s and plenty of land to provide you with ample opportunities.
You'll be approximately 10 minutes to Waihe'e Trail and 30 minutes to town for shopping, dining, entertainment, Costco, Home Depot, Maui Memorial Medical Center, Kahului Airport and more. The lot has been CPR'd and is being sold as 1 lot. The Main House is on Lot A, which is 2.67 acres, and Lot B is 0.5 Acres
Adam Miller RS81648
Real Broker, LLC
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★ Roger's Audiobooks (A—D) ★
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UPDATED: May 23, 2023
Books are linked to the seller who has the lower price for individual downloads, usually that's Google Play. If you listen to a lot of audiobooks, Audible's or Barnes & Noble's all-you-can-eat option makes more sense.
Book series have been grouped together and they are alphabetized by their series' name.
If Audible isn't your thing, Roger's audiobooks can also be found at these other sites but availability varies from site to site:
Apple Books ☆ Audible ☆ Audiobooks.com ☆ AudioBooksNow.com ☆ AudiobookStore.com ☆ Barnes & Noble ☆ Binge Books ☆ Chirp Books ☆ Downpour ☆ Everand ☆ Google Play ☆ Hoopla ☆ Libro.fm ☆ Overdrive + Libby ☆ Rakuten Kobo
Links to more of Roger's Audiobooks:
A-D ☆ E-H ☆ I-L ☆ M-P ☆ Q-T ☆ U-Z
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• 'Young Man - You'll Never Die' by Merton Naydler
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BOOK SERIES: "Ancient Wisdom For Modern Readers"
by Obsopoeus, Fontaine, et al.
• How to Drink: A Classical Guide to the Art of Imbibing by Vincent Obsopoeus, Michael Fontaine (editor, translator & introduction)
• How to Grow Old: Ancient Wisdom for the Second Half of Life by Marcus Tullius Cicero, Philip Freeman (introduction & translation)
• How to Tell a Joke: An Ancient Guide to the Art of Humor by Marcus Tullius Cicero, Michael Fontaine (translator)
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BOOK SERIES: "The Antiheroes" by Jacob Peppers
• The Antiheroes (Vol. #1)
• Don't Feed the Trolls (Vol. #2)
• Probably It's Prophecy (Vol. #3)
• A Cult Classic (Vol. #4)
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• Armed Struggle: The History of the IRA by Richard English
• Ascent into Hell by Fergus White
• Auschwitz and The Allies: A Devastating Account of How the Allies Responded to the News of Hitler's Mass Murder by Martin Gilbert
• Beasts of the Earth: A Novel by James Wade
• The Beasts They Turned Away by Ryan Dennis
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BOOK SERIES: "Black Badge" by Rhett C. Bruno and Jaime Castle
• Dead Acre (Vol. #0.5)
• Cold as Hell (Vol. #1)
• Vein Pursuits (Vol. #2)
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• Blanketmen: An Untold Story of the H-Block Hunger Strike by Richard O’Rawe, Richard English (foreword)
• Blitzkrieg: From the Ground Up by Niklas Zetterling
• The Book of Enoch the Prophet by R.H. Charles, Introduction by R.A. Gilbert, Lon Milo DuQuette
• The Brain-Based Classroom: Accessing Every Child's Potential Through Educational Neuroscience by Keiran O'Mahony
• By Tank into Normandy by Stuart Hills, Lord Deedes - foreword
• C.S. Lewis: A Very Short Introduction by James Como
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BOOK SERIES: "Constable Evans" by Rhys Bowen
• Evans Above (Vol. #1)
• Evan Help Us (Vol. #2)
• Evanly Choirs (Vol. #3)
• Evan and Elle (Vol. #4)
• Evan Can Wait (Vol. #5)
• Evans to Betsy (Vol. #6)
• Evan Only Knows (Vol. #7)
• Evan's Gate (Vol. #8)
• Evan Blessed (Vol. #9)
• Evanly Bodies (Vol. #10)
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• Countdown to D-Day: The German Perspective by Peter Margaritis
• Crowe's Requiem by Mike McCormack
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BOOK SERIES: "D.I. Tom Tyler" by Maureen Jennings
• Season of Darkness (Vol. 1) [Not read by Roger]
• Beware This Boy (Vol. 2)
• No Known Grave (Vol. 3)
• Dead Ground in Between (Vol. 4)
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• Disaster!: A History of Earthquakes, Floods, Plagues, and Other Catastrophes by John Withington
• The Double Helix: A Personal Account of the Discovery of the Structure of DNA by James D. Watson
• Drugged: The Science and Culture Behind Psychotropic Drugs by Richard J. Miller
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BOOK SERIES: "Dublin Homicides" by David Pearson
• A Deadly Dividend: A Gripping Murder Mystery Set in Dublin (Vol. #1)
• A Fatal Liaison (Vol. #2)
• The China Chapter (Vol. #3)
#roger clark#audiobooks#authors#audio literature#writers#narrators#audible#scheduled post#roger's audiobooks
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The articles are here and here.
From the second one: “In 1910, Black farmers owned more than 16 million acres of land, according to experts. In 2017, when the most recent agricultural census was done, that figure was just 4.7 million acres, about 0.5% of all farmland.” The value estimate is for “1920 and 1997 in the 17 states where almost all Black-owned farms were documented.”
They concluded the article with: “A Biden administration effort to provide debt relief to farmers of color as part of the American Rescue Plan Act, framed as repair for past USDA discrimination, is currently stalled in court after white farmers argued it was discriminatory.”
“People of color,” “BIPOC,” whatever "of color” is harmful and they know it 😒. When there is a specific thing that deeply affects Black Americans, they love to shoehorn “POC” or “Black and brown” just to make everyone feel included even tho it’s not their fight nor does it affect them. God forbid if Black Americans finally receive restitution for this country’s unpaid debts towards us huh... Lump everyone in 🙌🏽... This is how things never benefit Black Americans, but others...if anything is actually done...
Just how Biden shoehorned in Native Americans (italicized for the Dawes Rolls $5 Indians) as a stipulation when it comes to Black Americans (despite our lineage reflecting American Indian descent through the US census records going as far back to the 1500s and those oral familial tribe stories generationally passed down) finally receiving federal and state reparations for chattel slavery and lost land, and federal and state-sanctioned laws that created and still heavily piles atop the the centuries deep wealth disparity between Black Americans and white Americans/others immigrating in.
So why was the land seized? You know why. But for clarity:
- It’s more profitable for stolen land from Black Americans now headed by white farmland owners (to generate more wealth disparity in favor of white wealth) and Latino farmland owners to enlist cheap (illegal) labor through Latino farming in America. Just as with carpentry. This was originally filled with Black Americans who built this country and their descendants soon became less sought after to keep the monetary payout low. Trading places. Cheaper (illegal) labor. This is where you insert mass immigration which leads to food insecurity 🙃 and land disparity 🙃 for new residents. Mass immigration has never/will never benefit any country.
- White South Africans have been coming over here displacing Black American farmers in states like Mississippi. A continuation into the wealth and land disparity. They’ve been in court for a minute where Black farmers are suing in regards environmental racism (pay disparity, benefits they weren’t allowed to receive, accommodation disparity where white South African acquired rent free housing, racial slurs; the works). South Africa is even keeping track.
- Bill Gates and his now ex-wife, Melinda, quietly became the largest individual farmland owners in the United States. How is this allowed? You know how and why.
- “China is buying up American farms. Washington wants to crack down. By the start of 2020, Chinese owners controlled about 192,000 agricultural acres in the U.S., worth $1.9 billion, including land used for farming, ranching and forestry, according to the Agriculture Department.” This isn’t unfamiliar territory for a number of countries in Africa who’s seeing the same happen in their countries .
There’s a lot that goes into undermining an ethnic group. These are just a few. Meanwhile people say all we do is complain and look for (non-existent) handouts. Comedy...
#black farmers#black farming#american farmers#farming#black ownership#land ownership#environmental racism#mississippi delta#american south#bill gates#reparations
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blog intro i guess
hello everyone, this is a side blog unrelated to my main or secondary blogs. in an ideal world, Simple Song is my personal growth and sustainability efforts. I don't know where these efforts will lead, i don't even know if they'll get off the ground, but I have plans.
Plan the First;
get meat rabbit breeding pair or trio.
raise meat rabbit kits to maturity to have food for myself, my dog, and my family - if they want it.
use a mixture of forage and commercial rabbit foods to ensure that my buns are healthy. plan to increase forage as i get better at it.
butcher the rabbits and use every part. this means learning to tan, making bone broths, dehydrating parts for dog treats - or human jerky, canning, freezing, stewing, etc.
use tanned furs/leathers to make useful things. at the moment i want to learn to make slippers and mitts, but eventually i want to make other useful items that i can use, give away, or sell.
use rabbit poop, pee, and blood for fertilizer, possibly sell or give away fertilizer.
Plan the Second;
buy property. there is no way at the moment i can afford to buy any sort of property, but if i start saving now, i might be able to finance something in a few years. especially if i can sell rabbit things to subsidize my income. however, selling rabbit things is not a priority at the moment, just a potential side effect.
focus on property without existing houses - or houses that need to come down. lots of at least 0.5 acres is preferred, but not so big its unmanageable for one person.
pay property taxes to local Nation. begin - or continue - supplying Nation food bank with rabbit in a few forms.
build a home. depending on location, build an earthship or other similarly principled sustainable housing. in this house have root cellar, bedroom, indoor/outdoor rabbit warren, kitchen, living room and not much else.
home should have in it; grey and black water systems, solar heating/geo-cooling, solar power, rain water catching system, local and recycled materials.
Plan the Third;
build a chicken coop on property. coop must be safe from local predators including my dog-s. also build chicken and rabbit 'tractors' - movable 'cages' that give access to the ground for free foraging.
build up soil. dependant on the state of the soil but, either full or partial hugelkultur - buried wood, manure, leaf and loam litter, topped by straw or more wood. use rabbit and chickens to help with this.
plant cover crops - use cover crops to feed rabbits and chickens.
plant several perennials and berry bushes - blue, rasp, Saskatoon, etc
plant a kitchen garden - herbs etc - and a food garden. focus on foods that do well in root cellars. i.e. potato, beets, etc.
at that point i don't think i'll be able to work in my current industry, but i should be able to get a part time, low stakes job to help pay for things like mortgage and... cows milk lol.
as i plan on being mostly urban - if rural small town type place - i don't think i can get any dairy goats or a cow. i don't really want chickens for butchery - happy to have them for eggs. but that might change after i get used to butchering rabbits.
i don't want to get rich or anything, i want to survive, which does mean i'll still have to make some money to pay off the property/taxes/etc, so i'll have to sell somethings - even if it's only my own labour. but i want the majority of my surplus foods to go to people who need it. food banks, family, new mothers, refugees. so long as you're hungry, you're welcome to my supplies.
i am pretty close to plan the first at the moment; i have bought rabbit meat to try - if i don't like it as a foodstuff, i don't think i can justify getting meat rabbits - and i've ordered some cages. once the cages get to me i can actually start looking at buns to buy.
plan the second is... much much more challenging. i have very little in savings at the moment and as a single person - in my industry - it will be a challenge to get financing on property... but i am keeping my eyes out for interesting land - there are a few parts of the country i'd happily buy in at the moment - and socking away any extra pennies.
plan the third is entirely contingent on plan the second. so. no movement there yet other than planning.
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A Reservoir Runs Dry Water levels in the Cerro Prieto reservoir, near Guadalupe in the northern Mexican state of Nuevo León, have been declining for years. But a persistent and deepening drought over the past two years has brought the reservoir, built in the 1980s, to its lowest point yet. In July 2022, the reservoir dropped to 0.5 percent of its capacity of 393 million cubic meters (318,000 acre-feet). The images above, acquired by the Operational Land Imager (OLI) on Landsat 8, show Cerro Prieto reservoir on July 7, 2022, at right, and on July 20, 2015, at left. Monterrey, the state capital of Nuevo León and Mexico’s second-largest metropolitan area, depends on the Cerro Prieto reservoir for part of its water supply. The reservoir’s depletion has hampered industry, agriculture, and tourism. In the second week of July 2022, when temperatures soared to 40°C (104°F) in Nuevo León, water levels dropped so low in Cerro Prieto that water could no longer be extracted from the lake. In response, Mexico’s national water commission, Conagua, announced emergency measures that included redirecting some industrial and agricultural water allotments to ensure residential supplies. At the end of June 2022, two-thirds of Mexico was in drought conditions, affecting more than 21 million people. The northern states along the United States border were most affected. Nearly a quarter of the state of Chihuahua and a third of the state of Coahuila were in exceptional or extreme drought. The map above shows drought conditions in the south-central and southwest U.S. and northern Mexico as of June 30, 2022, as reported by the North American Drought Monitor, a supplemental program to the U.S. Drought Monitor—a partnership of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. The map depicts drought intensity in progressive shades of orange to red and is based on measurements of climate, soil, and water conditions from more than 350 federal, state, and local observers around the country. NASA provides experimental measurements and models to this drought monitoring effort. Across the Rio Grande, the southern plains of the United States are also experiencing a record-breaking heatwave and drought. In Texas, nearly 45 percent of the state is in exceptional or extreme drought, including parts of western and south-central Texas near the Mexican border. Across the state, 15 million residents are affected by drought. In New Mexico, nearly 60 percent of the state is enduring exceptional or extreme drought, with 1.5 million people living in drought conditions. According to NOAA, June 2022 was the Northern Hemisphere’s second-warmest June on record. It was also the 46th consecutive June and the 450th consecutive month with temperatures above the 20th-century average. The ten warmest Junes on record have all occurred since 2010. NASA Earth Observatory images by Lauren Dauphin, using Landsat data from the U.S. Geological Survey and data from the North American Drought Monitor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Story by Sara E. Pratt.
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We toured the house today!
There were a few things that weren’t absolutely perfect but we liked it a lot still.
The backyard is amazing. Also easy for me to say that because I never grew up with more than 0.5 acre of land in Southern California 😂
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Beautiful 1872 Second Empire home in Wenonah, New Jersey has 5 bds., 3 ba. & is listed for $550K.
Isn’t this nice? Walk directly into a sitting room area with a beautiful fireplace.
To the right is a dining room with a stunning black fireplace. Apparently, they don’t sit in the front room, and there’s plenty of space for 2 sofas in the dining room.
Lovely music room.
This smaller sitting room also has a beautiful fireplace.
The kitchen is cute, and since the music room is right off the kitchen, it can always be used as the dining room. In fact, that’s probably what it is.
This pretty bath also has a modern shower.
The main bd. is very large and has a fireplace.
Here is another shower room.
One of the other bds. is big enough to fit a desk as well as a sitting area.
Another remodeled full bath.
This room with the drafting table can be used as a craft room.
One of the 1/2 baths.
Nice family room.
And, this is a sewing room.
Look at the hall- apparently you have a good view of the stars from here.
What a lovely porch.
Beautiful garden with a secluded barbecue area.
There’s also a nice shed on the property which is 0.5 acre.
https://www.oldhouses.com/34302
#second empire house#second empire architecture#houses#old house dreams#house tours#home tours#long post
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Prestige Jasdan Classic Mahalaxmi: Your Gateway to Luxurious Living in Byculla
In the bustling heart of Byculla, Mumbai, lies a haven of luxury and comfort – Prestige Jasdan Classic Mahalaxmi. Offering an array of meticulously crafted 2 BHK flat in byculla, 3, and 4 BHK flats, this residential masterpiece by Prestige Group redefines modern living. Nestled amidst lush greenery and boasting world-class amenities, Prestige Jasdan Classic Mahalaxmi is more than just a residential complex; it's a lifestyle statement.
Features and Amenities
The project offers a plethora of amenities to cater to the diverse needs of its residents. From state-of-the-art fitness centers and swimming pools to landscaped gardens and children's play areas, every aspect of Prestige Jasdan Classic Mahalaxmi is designed to enhance the quality of life.
Highlights:
Development 2 Acres
Total Units 233 units
2 BHK flats from 883.0 Sq. Ft. to 1000.0 Sq. Ft
3 BHK flats from 1250.0 Sq. Ft. to 1938.0 Sq. Ft
4 BHK flats ranging from 2300.0 Sq. Ft. to 2583.0 Sq. Ft
Amenities
Infinity Swimming Pool
Meditation Area
Indoor Squash & Badminton Courts
Banquet Hall
Kids Play Area
Rain Water Harvesting
Skyline View
Security
Gymnasium
Location Advantage
Strategically located in Byculla, Prestige Jasdan Classic Mahalaxmi enjoys excellent connectivity to key areas of Mumbai. With easy access to major highways, railway stations, and airports, residents can effortlessly commute to their destinations.
Educational Institute
AnjumanIIslam MHSaboo Siddik College of Engineering (1.2 Km)
Regina Pacis Convent High School (0.5 Km)
Orchids The International School (2.2 Km)
Commercial Hub
Mazgaon Dock Shipbuilders (1.4 Km)
World Trade Centre (7.2 Km)
Maker Chambers (6.0 Km)
Architectural Design
The architectural design of Prestige Jasdan Classic Mahalaxmi real estate is a blend of elegance and functionality. The towering skyscrapers stand as a testament to modern engineering, while the intricate detailing reflects the commitment to craftsmanship.
Sustainability and Green Spaces
Prestige Jasdan Classic Mahalaxmi properties in byculla prioritizes sustainability by incorporating eco-friendly initiatives and ample green spaces within the premises. Residents can indulge in a serene environment while contributing to a greener future.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Prestige Jasdan Classic Mahalaxmi is not just a residential complex; it's a lifestyle destination that promises luxury, comfort, and convenience. Experience the epitome of urban living in the heart of Byculla with Prestige Jasdan Classic Mahalaxmi.
For more details visit our website :- https://www.propmart.co/city/byculla/
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1150 Grand Pass - Land For Sale in Canyon Lake, TX 78133 * 0.5 Acres
Great wooded lot ready for a new home located within walking distance of Canyon Lake. Beautiful Homes in an established Neighborhood with No HOA. The lot is generously sized, providing plenty of space for your dream home, outdoor living areas, and the possibility of adding your own private oasis. Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of nature, with deer grazing nearby and the melodious…
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[ad_1] Charles Town, W.V. | $425,000A 1940 Colonial Revival house with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, on a 0.5-acre lotThis house sits on a wide, tree-lined street near the center of Charles Town, less than a mile from a brewery, a used book store and a local history museum on Washington Street, the city’s main drag. It is about a mile from Old Opera House Theatre Company, established in 1911 and housed in a late 19th-century building, and within walking distance of a drugstore, a diner and a coffee shop.Harpers Ferry is about 15 minutes away by car. Driving to Baltimore or Washington takes about an hour and a half.Size: 2,796 square feetPrice per square foot: $152Indoors: A path made from stones repurposed from a Harpers Ferry bridge leads from the street to the front door, which opens into a foyer with hardwood floors and a staircase to the second floor.To the right is a living room with a wood-burning fireplace and a wall of built-in bookshelves. Across the foyer is a dining room with a crystal chandelier and built-in corner china cabinets. The dining room connects to a kitchen with quartz counters and stainless steel appliances, including an electric range. A sunroom and a full bathroom with a walk-in shower are also in this part of the house.All three bedrooms are on the second floor, reached from the staircase in the foyer. To the right of the landing is the primary suite, which has a bedroom with a built-in window seat and a bathroom with a combined tub and shower. The other two bedrooms, across the hall, overlook mature trees in the backyard.Half of the basement is partially finished; the other half has ample storage space and a side-by-side washer and dryer.Outdoor space: A greenhouse and a toolshed are behind the house. The sloping backyard also has space for a table and chairs. The detached garage holds two cars.Taxes: $1,308 (estimated)Contact: Carolyn Young and Joan Seal, Samson Properties, 703-378-8810; samsonproperties.netHolly Springs, Miss. | $419,000An 1858 Greek Revival house with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, on a 0.4-acre lotThis home, known as Hilltop, sits at one of the highest points in the city, on what was once a natural spring. The sellers, who bought the house in 2016, have won preservation awards for their work on it, which included installing a new roof and updating the kitchen, bathrooms and HVAC system, while retaining much of the original woodwork.It is around the corner from a museum dedicated to the life of the journalist Ida B. Wells-Barnett and half a mile from a popular barbecue spot. The University of Mississippi is about 40 minutes away. Driving to Memphis takes about an hour.Size: 3,880 square feetPrice per square foot: $108Indoors: The front lawn is enclosed by a low wrought-iron fence, and the home’s double front doors are framed by a covered porch with a blue ceiling.Inside is a long foyer terminating in a staircase to the second floor. To the left of the foyer is a library with a gas fireplace and tall bookcases. To the right is a living room with original moldings, tall windows and a decorative fireplace with a marble surround. Through a wide doorway is a dining room with another decorative fireplace.The dining room connects to an updated kitchen with custom-made cabinets, granite counters and space for a dining table. Also in this part of the house are a powder room and a mudroom with a washer and dryer and backyard access.The primary suite is on this level, off the main hallway and the library. The bedroom has a Venetian glass chandelier; the bathroom has a combined tub and shower.The other two bedrooms are upstairs. One has sloped ceilings and enough space for a queen-size bed and a desk; the other is currently set up as a home office. They share a full bathroom with a walk-in shower and a wood vanity.Outdoor space: The property is landscaped with a flat lawn, raised garden boxes, mature pecan trees, a young maple tree and mature hedges along the back fence. There is also a dog run. The carport has three parking spots.Taxes: $3,828 (estimated)Contact: Amanda Linton, Coldwell Banker Collins-Maury Southaven, 813-220-9594; coldwellbanker.comWashington | $414,900A one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom condominium in a 2023 buildingThis apartment is in a new building in Carver Langston, in the northeastern part of the city, near the United States National Arboretum. It is half a mile from Langston Golf Course and Driving Range, built in 1939, and within walking distance of an elementary school, a high school and a playground. An Aldi grocery store, a CVS pharmacy and a shopping center with a Safeway supermarket are also nearby.A bus that stops a few blocks away makes the trip to Union Station and the United States Capitol Complex in about half an hour. Driving to Dupont Circle or Arlington, Va., also takes about half an hour.Size: 816 square feetPrice per square foot: $508Indoors: A paved path runs from the sidewalk to a shared front porch.The apartment’s glass front door opens into a living room with light oak floors and large windows. This space is open to a kitchen with a breakfast bar, white cabinetry and stainless steel appliances from LG. A powder room is off the kitchen.The bedroom is at the end of a hallway extending from the kitchen. It has two large closets, a door to a balcony and an en suite bathroom with a combined shower and bathtub and a sleek vanity. Next door is a den that could be used as a home office or nursery. The hallway is lined with closets, one of which holds a stacked washer and dryer.Outdoor space: The balcony is big enough to hold chairs and a small table. From there, spiral stairs lead down to a shared courtyard.Taxes: $3,828 (estimated) and a $180 monthly homeowner association feeContact: Yianni Konstantopoulos, The Thrive Team, 202-957-3339; sothebysrealty.comFor weekly email updates on residential real estate news, sign up here. [ad_2] Source link
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Embassy Grove in Rustumbagh, Bangalore | Buy 4 & 5 BHK Duplex & Triplex
Embassy Grove, crafted by the renowned builder Embassy Group, epitomizes exquisite residential living in Kodihalli, an upscale neighborhood in Bangalore. Nestled amidst all essential amenities, this splendid development features modern Villaments adorned with contemporary high-end fittings. Offering breathtaking views of the city, this luxurious property located at No. 34 & 34/1, Rustum Bagh Main Road, Kodihalli, Bangalore, Karnataka, India, boasts spacious and comfortable rooms. Spread across 7.93 acres, it comprises 106 units, providing a serene and opulent living experience. Embassy Grove is now completed and ready for possession.
The Embassy Grove Highlights:-
106 distinctive duplex and triplex villaments
Central air-conditioning utilizing VRV system
24/7 professional property management provided by Embassy Services
Scenic jogging track surrounding the perimeter with views of the Golf Course
Private Pool and Sundeck included in each property
Exclusive gated community situated on Old Airport Road
Panoramic views overlooking the 18-hole KGA Golf Course
Designed to meet IGBC Green Homes Platinum Certification standards
Each villa equipped with an 18KVA load capacity and 100% power backup
Modern security system and home automation features for enhanced safety and convenience
The Embassy Grove Near by Location Advantage:-
Situated on Rustam Bagh Main Road in Kodihalli, Bangalore
Nestled conveniently between Indira Nagar 100 ft road and the old Airport road in the CBD
Just a five-minute drive to MG Road
Only 0.5 km away from The Grove in the Leela Galleria
Easily accessible via Inner Ring Road, facilitating quick access to Koramangala near Bangalore's largest Golf Course
The Embassy Grove Amenities:-
Gymnasium
Clubhouse
Swimming Pool
Games Room
Health Spa
Jogging Track
Outdoor Courts
Mini Theatre
Landscaped Gardens
Kids Play Area
Shopping Spaces
Party Area
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