We spent Monday looking at 12 houses, I think we did it in record time! Tuesday we explored around Sevierville & Pigeon Forge (only 40 minutes to Pigeon Forge from our place). Wednesday we went back to look at our top 3 choices, which God sought fit to make only our top 2 because one of them sold on Tuesday! We were able to visit with the owner of our top choice and I guess we made a good impression because she was very easy to deal with after we made our offer! By Wednesday night, around 10 o'clock we had reached an agreement. God is good! All the time!
So, here's some pictures of the new place. Just a few regular details: it has 3 bedrooms, two baths, an attached main floor garage, a shop, a canning kitchen in the basement, a three season room and a very nice backyard with a place for a garden! The perfect house for us! It also has a view of the Appalachian Mountains out the backyard.
The Front:
The backyard:
The sitting room off of the dining and kitchen:
The three season room:
The backyard:
The sitting room off of the dining and kitchen:
The three season room:
So, we now have two bathrooms and a well appointed basement! (Anyone who's been to our house in the last 5 years knows how important that is!) So come on down! We'll be moving in around July 26th and would love to show off our new geographic features!
4 comments:
Congratulations!
Congratulations on the new house and the move. God Bless
Hi,
You don't know us, but we do know about you. Your Dad's new wife is my niece. We were visiting in East Peoria a few weeks ago and they told us you were moving to Jefferson City. We have family there too. We live in Bristol, Va. That is about an hour from you. So maybe we will meet you sometime. The area is a beautiful one to live in. We have been here for over 30 years now and wouldn't want to live anywhere else.
Rosie Horsley Miller
Are you serious? We're going to be in Gatlinburg that week, actually we'll be leaving on the 26th, but if you can handle a quick hug during your move, we'd love to see you. Let me know what you think and we'll plan it out.
And congrats on the new house! What are you going to do about living in a house that isn't more than 100 years old?!
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