Posts Tagged ‘Tuscaloosa’
Buying a House Near a Cemetery: Living Next to Eternal Neighbors
Purchasing a house is more than just choosing a structure; it's about location, amenities, and sometimes, unique neighbors. How would you feel about living next to a cemetery? We will break down the ins and outs of purchasing a home near a c...
Northport’s Kentuck Festival of the Arts
Located at Kentuck Park, just three blocks from downtown Northport, this storied festival features art, music, storytelling, and special activities for children. Food trucks, craft beer, art demonstrations, and handmade items add to the adventu...
How to Decorate Your Home for the Holidays
When your home is on the market during the holiday season, you might be tempted to forgo the festive decor. But, decking the halls isn't just for personal enjoyment – tastefully decorating your home can actually help potential buyers en...
10 tips for selling your home in winter
You might be wondering, "Why on earth would I want to sell my home in the winter?" After all, it's cold, the days are short, and homebuyers might not be as eager to venture out and view properties. But, if you're considering selling yo...
Fall Decorating Trends
Even though fall isn’t officially here until September 22, the date of the fall equinox, we are all ready to usher in the season. After all, who doesn’t love the warm hues of fall: shades of gold, orange, deep red, and chocolate brown? If y...
Tuscaloosa’s Most Iconic Structure: Bryant-Denny Stadium
Considering the University of Alabama's successful football program, Bryant-Denny Stadium undoubtedly stands as Tuscaloosa's most iconic structure. Nestled on the university's southwestern edge, this stadium, which seats over 100,000 people, tr...
Getting the Best Value When Selling Your Home
Selling a home can be intimidating, but with the right preparation and planning, you can get the most value for your home. Here are some tips to help maximize your home value: Make repairs Ensure that all repairs a...
Tuscaloosa’s Historic Drish House
Once a grand mansion that served as the focal point of a 450-acre plantation on the edge of town, Tuscaloosa’s historic Drish house has an interesting past. Built in 1837 by Dr. John R. Drish, The large stuccoed brick home is considered by...