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Contact Tracey to be included in her MLS Neighborhood Watch Program.
Luxury Abounds Within This Windgate Ranch Stunner
9939 E Desert Jewel Drive | 5 Bed | 4.5 Bath | 4,351 SQFT | $1,240,000 This is the luxury Windgate Ranch home you’ve dreamed about located on an ultra-premium lot with oversized yard/play area, McDowell Mountain vista views and excellent privacy plus your own secret park adjacent! Featuring a rare 5 bedroom (3 w/ensuite baths) and 4.5 bath, this home has the premiums of a custom home: wood flooring, model home designer cabinetry, premium lighting and tile, chef’s kitchen and 3 other flexible rooms downstairs.
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San Benito Floorplan 10082 E South Bend Drive | $749,000
Silverleaf Arcadia Dream Lot 18781 N 97th Place #3718 | $579,000
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Sold in 1 Day, Full Price Offer! 10425 E Lakspur Drive | $995,000
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McDowell Mountain Ranch Residents Do You Want A Fresh Perspective On Your Home? Call 480.734.8404 to schedule an exclusive and private Real Estate consultation with Tracey today | *MMR Residents Only All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The properties on this list have been listed/sold by various members of the MLS. If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.
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envision a perfect home explore the possibilities
the case for color
on the surface
There’s no better way to create personality and panache in a home like color. The best part is how affordably you can do so by painting an entire room, or simply adding decor accents in eye-popping hues that can be changed on a whim.
Stunning floor covering can create the foundation for a fabulous room.
In addition to the walls, there are other surfaces can make or break the appearance of a home.
it’s baaack...
Almost 50 percent of homeowners use paint to improve or update their property. Painting one wall in a bold accent color is always a good compromise if you’re not sure how Putting the fun back much color you in the family room with color. can handle. Just remember, if you’re not looking long term then a dark color can be extra work to paint over. In that case, a neutral color throughout is practical. Eggshell is not the requisite reliable either – there are wonderful shades of gray or taupe that complement everything. Paint can be an inexpensive alternative to replacing kitchen cabinetry or covering dated paneling.
before
after Current trends according to House Beautiful: • Greek & Mediterranean Blue • Pastels with Bursts of Neon
Signature Colors Design experts are seeing richer palettes in 2015 with a global vibe. Look for more warm and organic colors, jewel tones, plus more contemporary pastels.
renting restricted If painting the walls isn’t an option, add color through art, plants, pillows, and other accessories.
• Soft Gray
• Olive Green
Guilford Green – “a neutral that’s natural” – is Benjamin Moore’s color of the year for 2015.
Wallpaper is making a big comeback in home design, but it’s definitely not your grandmother’s wall covering.
counter moves • Honed granite is a durable alternative with a soft matte finish. • Stainless steel complements all colors for an urban vibe. • Concrete is energy efficient and can be custom stained. • Recycled counters embrace the sustainable movement. • Marble with subtle gray veining exudes luxury. • Glass is a sleek and clean, albeit pricier, choice. • Tile is an affordable DIY option for kitchen or bath, both counters and backsplashes.
Floors Those floors are made for walking (on) but that shouldn’t mean being treating like a doormat. If replacing floors isn’t an option, then give them new life with a good professional cleaning for carpets, or sand and refinish hardwoods. There are striking new trends in flooring to consider, depending on taste, durability, and house style. Though not technically wood, bamboo is as hard as most woods and comes in a wide variety of color. Other popular flooring alternatives include cork, reclaimed wood, large format tiles, luxury vinyl and cement. Porcelain tile in neutral colors is always a draw in the desert and warmer climates. Cut-and-loop carpet is gaining ground for its sculpted texture and multi-tonal designs. Clean and green is the goal for homeowners with children, pets, and environmental concerns.
Counters Nothing ages a kitchen or bathroom more than dated laminate surfaces. There is a diversity of materials and price ranges that will instantly update these rooms. Engineered quartz is edging out the longfavored granite for beauty and practicality. It is stain, heat and scratch resistant and doesn’t need to be sealed like natural stone. Quartz is also more eco-friendly than granite. Butcher block in the kitchen is a great looking and affordable alternative.
Ceilings Popcorn belongs in the theater, not overhead.
the case for color
on the surface
There’s no better way to create personality and panache in a home like color. The best part is how affordably you can do so by painting an entire room, or simply adding decor accents in eye-popping hues that can be changed on a whim.
Stunning floor covering can create the foundation for a fabulous room.
In addition to the walls, there are other surfaces can make or break the appearance of a home.
it’s baaack...
Almost 50 percent of homeowners use paint to improve or update their property. Painting one wall in a bold accent color is always a good compromise if you’re not sure how Putting the fun back much color you in the family room with color. can handle. Just remember, if you’re not looking long term then a dark color can be extra work to paint over. In that case, a neutral color throughout is practical. Eggshell is not the requisite reliable either – there are wonderful shades of gray or taupe that complement everything. Paint can be an inexpensive alternative to replacing kitchen cabinetry or covering dated paneling.
before
after Current trends according to House Beautiful: • Greek & Mediterranean Blue • Pastels with Bursts of Neon
Signature Colors Design experts are seeing richer palettes in 2015 with a global vibe. Look for more warm and organic colors, jewel tones, plus more contemporary pastels.
renting restricted If painting the walls isn’t an option, add color through art, plants, pillows, and other accessories.
• Soft Gray
• Olive Green
Guilford Green – “a neutral that’s natural” – is Benjamin Moore’s color of the year for 2015.
Wallpaper is making a big comeback in home design, but it’s definitely not your grandmother’s wall covering.
counter moves • Honed granite is a durable alternative with a soft matte finish. • Stainless steel complements all colors for an urban vibe. • Concrete is energy efficient and can be custom stained. • Recycled counters embrace the sustainable movement. • Marble with subtle gray veining exudes luxury. • Glass is a sleek and clean, albeit pricier, choice. • Tile is an affordable DIY option for kitchen or bath, both counters and backsplashes.
Floors Those floors are made for walking (on) but that shouldn’t mean being treating like a doormat. If replacing floors isn’t an option, then give them new life with a good professional cleaning for carpets, or sand and refinish hardwoods. There are striking new trends in flooring to consider, depending on taste, durability, and house style. Though not technically wood, bamboo is as hard as most woods and comes in a wide variety of color. Other popular flooring alternatives include cork, reclaimed wood, large format tiles, luxury vinyl and cement. Porcelain tile in neutral colors is always a draw in the desert and warmer climates. Cut-and-loop carpet is gaining ground for its sculpted texture and multi-tonal designs. Clean and green is the goal for homeowners with children, pets, and environmental concerns.
Counters Nothing ages a kitchen or bathroom more than dated laminate surfaces. There is a diversity of materials and price ranges that will instantly update these rooms. Engineered quartz is edging out the longfavored granite for beauty and practicality. It is stain, heat and scratch resistant and doesn’t need to be sealed like natural stone. Quartz is also more eco-friendly than granite. Butcher block in the kitchen is a great looking and affordable alternative.
Ceilings Popcorn belongs in the theater, not overhead.
tracy l. davis Luxury Properties Marketing Director | Professional Realtor Dedicated Buyer Representation | Windgate Ranch Homeowner
There’s no question that buying and selling luxury real estate in today’s market requires the assistance of professionals with the right experience, capabilities, and commitment. Tracey Davis is not only a proud Windgate Ranch neighbor, she is also a preferred Realtor for successful real estate transactions in the area. Davis offers highly personalized real estate services and strong market knowledge. Davis brings to bear her background as a Marketing Director to creatively market her properties. Plus, her first-hand knowledge of Windgate Ranch and surrounding communities gives her the edge in representing her neighbor clients. For home purchases, Davis is strategic and a strong negotiator – ensuring that her Buyer clients are confident and educated in their home choices. Davis also offers the additional strength of the top luxury brokerage, Russ Lyon | Sotheby’s International Realty.
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480.734.8404 Contact Tracey to be included in her MLS Neighborhood Watch Program. If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.
Produced by Desert Lifestyle Publishing • 480.460.0996 • www.DesertLifestyle.net