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HOME TOUR | SELLING OUR HOME

Well, last Monday was the day our home closed and the new buyers took ownership. Escrow was fairly short at about forty-five days so that gave us plenty of time to try and wrap our brains around the fact that the house would no longer be our home. The house was on the market for two weeks before we received the first offer. We had accepted that offer and then the buyers decided to back out due to finances. It was a blessing in disguise because once we put the house back on the market we had two offers the first weekend (one was even above asking price!) during our open house. We accepted the first offer and the rest is history.

 Our real estate agent was actually one of our long time friends so the entire process went pretty seamlessly. She went above and beyond for us and was not only super knowledgable but so generous with her time and efforts. We are so grateful for all of her hard work during this entire process and we would highly recommend her to anyone wanting to sell their home in Central Oregon.

 Before you are bombarded with photos of our home tour, I'd just like to share that JP and I prayed and prayed for good weather the day of our photo shoot. The day had come and it was overcast and rainy. Much to our surprise though, our photographer had something come up last minute and let us know he wouldn't be able to shoot that day. We rescheduled for a couple of days later and on that day, the following photos were captured. The sky could not have been any more blue! It was perfect and we were so grateful for God's provision! After looking at all of the photos, I can't decide on a favorite. The outside shots where the home glows from the inside look so warm and inviting and I am so happy with the drone shots too. Hope you enjoy!

 REAL ESTATE AGENT: MELODEE RADCLIFFE | WINDERMERE REALTY
     UPDATE: MELODEE IS NOW WITH CASCADE SOTHEBY'S

PHOTOGRAPHER: ROSS CHANDLER | CHANDLER PHOTOGRAPHY









































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