February 2012 - Real Estate Showcase

Walla Walla Valley Real Estate

This book is available on-line at www.union-bulletin.comWe can be reached at [email protected] or by calling (509) 525-3304

A supplement to the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin

FEBRUARY 2012

HOME, sHOp, acrEagESeclusion and 10 acres.

2001 manufactured home. 3 bay shop. All on a maintained county road.

Rmls number 10083855Set up an appointment to see this property.

NED LONDOBroker

C J A Clark Jennings & Associates

Real Estate Services236 South Main • Pendleton, OR 978801

(541) 278-9275 • FAX (541) 278-9279(509) 386-7541 Cell

[email protected]

HOME OWNERSHIPThe American Dreamwww.easternoregonranches.com

$262,000

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NED LONDOBroker

C J AClark Jennings & Associates

Real Estate Services614 SE Court Avenue • Pendleton, OR 978801

(541) 278-9275 • FAX (541) 278-9279(509) 386-7541 Cell

[email protected]

HOME OWNERSHIPThe American Dream

www.easternoregonranches.com

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Buildable lot in Milton-Freewater. Manufac-tured homes, stick, or duplex. Thorn Avenue. rmls #11615039. $31,000

748 sq ft, 2 bed, 1 bath, Partially remodeled w/ separate garage/shop. Nice starter or investment. rmls#11323119 $70,000

New Listing

768 sq ft, 2 bed, 1 bath, com-pletely renovated: kitchen, bath, heaters, floors, oven, microwave. rmls#11620165 $85,000

New Listing

2400 sq ft, 3 bed, 2 bath, Marlette with horse barn on 10+/- acres. rmls#10082471 $235,600

Reduced!

2600sq ft, 3 bed, 2 bath, Marlette with 2 car garage and three bay shop on 10+/- acres. rmls#10083855 $262,000

Reduced!

Sealed with a (X)People often use the symbol “X” to repre-

sent a kiss at the end of a love note or card

but don’t understand how this letter came to

be associated with the meaning of a kiss. It

is believed the custom dates back to when

the majority of the public was illiterate. The X

or a “cross” was used as one would use their

signature today, to mark a person’s word to

abide by a contract or agreement from a

Christian perspective. The X was often then

kissed as a further symbol of honesty. Even-

tually, the X itself came to represent a kiss

and no longer just a signature. Why the letter

“O” came to represent a hug is not as widely

understood. Some say that it is because an

O is a shape of hugging arms. Others say it

is what Jewish immigrants would use as their

own signature, similar to the X, so they were

not mistaken for Christians.

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Now is the time to rekindle the romance with your homeValentine month is the time of year when we seek appropriate ways of expressing our

love for those closest to us. Why not rekindle the romance with your home at the same time? Flowers, candy or jewelry might not get you very far, but asking these three questions is going to show you care:

1. How is your home feeling? It’s often hard to get fresh air into our homes during the winter, meaning pollutants can get trapped inside. If your home has poor indoor air quality you can help it feel better.• Limit the use of products containing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) found in com-

mon household products, such as cleansers and paint. • Consider adding a mechanical ventilation system to provide a controlled source of fresh

air to your home. It can help manage indoor pollutants and excess indoor moisture.2. Is your home warm and comfortable? Conventional fiberglass insulation is like a

wool sweater on a winter day. It might look warm and fuzzy, but it won’t stop cold air from passing through. • Conduct an energy audit of your home to spot key sources

of air leakage, especially around windows and doors and through the attic.

• Consider installing spray foam insulation in your home. It can create an air barrier and help control air leakage, energy loss and airborne pollutants.3. Is your home nice and dry? Indoor mois-

ture can accumulate in the winter months, leading to a musty smell, condensation on windows and even to mold. • Make sure bathroom fans and kitchen hoods are hooked up and

working.• Use proper ventilation to the outdoors when showering or cooking.• Limit the use of humidifiers. Set up a dehumidifier in damp areas inside the home, like

the basement.

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Helping you make all the right moves! all the right moves!

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BRENDA WILLIAMS520-7058

SCOTT WILLIAMS520-2351

KYLE WILLIAMS240-2800

TARAH MCCAW240-0455

TWYLA LEISKE BECHTEL520-8789

KATHY GEOGHEGAN200-0533

CHRISSY TALBOTT520-1975

ROGER ESPARZA301-1575

DAVE ANDERSON301-6945

4531 Hwy 125 • $106,500 3bd, 2ba, .73 acre • MLS108093

2025 Lark Dr • $159,000 4bd, 2ba, 1920sf • MLS109614

120 Boyer Dr • $169,900 4bd, 2ba, 1920sf • MLS109388

221 Ruby Lane • $199,500 3bd, 2ba, 1627sf • MLS109242

1836 Pike Place • $243,7003bd, .57 acre, 2123sf

60 Mojonnier • $399,500 4bd, 4ba, 1.4 acres • MLS109162

117 Maple • $95,000 3bd, 1ba, 1196sf • MLS109560

124 Elliott Place • $205,000 3bd, 1.5ba, 1654sf • MLS109422

25 S Spokane • $680,000 Commercial Building • MLS109211

7054 E Hwy 12 • $399,999 3bd, 3ba, 6.8 acres • MLS109585

1355 Shade Tree Lane • $430,0005bd, 4ba, 3758sf • MLS109290

1004 Alvarado Terrace • $279,900 5bd, 4ba, 3834sf • MLS109431

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Today, many people are at risk of foreclosure through no fault of their own.

Making Home Affordable is a free program from the U.S. government that

has already helped over a million struggling homeowners.

The sooner you act, the better the chance we can help you.

MakingHomeAffordable.gov | 1-888-995-HOPE (4673)

If you’re struggling to keepyour home, there is help.

These homeowners were helped by

the program. To hear their story, go to

MakingHomeAffordable.gov

Today, many people are at risk of foreclosure through no fault of their own.

Making Home Affordable is a free program from the U.S. government that

has already helped over a million struggling homeowners.

The sooner you act, the better the chance we can help you.

MakingHomeAffordable.gov | 1-888-995-HOPE (4673)

If you’re struggling to keepyour home, there is help.

These homeowners were helped by

the program. To hear their story, go to

MakingHomeAffordable.gov


Valentine’s Day Movie GuideNo holiday is more synonymous with romance than Valentine’s Day. Every February

14 couples express their feelings for one another with candies, flowers and a host of other romantic traditions.

For couples who want to cozy up on the couch this Valentine’s Day, the following movies make ideal choices to set a romantic mood.

• Casablanca (1942) -- Perhaps no movie of the 20th century is more fitting for Valentine’s Day than this Humphrey Bogart classic. In the midst of World War II, world-weary nightclub owner Rick Blaine (Bogart) finds himself in the middle of a love triangle with his ex-lover (Ingrid Bergman) and her husband (Paul Heinreid) in French-occupied Morocco.

• Out of Africa (1985) -- A seven-time Oscar winner, including Best Pic-ture, this acclaimed film tells the tale of a largely abandoned young wife (Meryl Streep) who falls in love with a free-spir-ited big-game hunter (Robert Redford) in 20th century colonial Kenya.

• From Here to Eternity (1953) -- Another classic, this features the immor-tal scene of Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr passionately kissing in the sand as the waves crash over them.

• Roman Holiday (1953) -- Princess Ann (Audrey Hepburn) is bored and man-ages to escape her entourage of guard-ians while visiting Rome. There she meets American journalist Joe Bradley (Gregory Peck), whose goal of an exclusive inter-view soon becomes a romantic adven-ture for both.

• The Princess Bride (1987) -- Couples who like some laughs with their romance will appreciate this Rob Reiner fairy tale with a comedic twist. Buttercup (Robin Wright) is beautiful but doomed, chosen to marry an evil prince (Chris Sa-randon). But a smitten stable boy (Cary Elwes) returns from sea to rescue his beloved. A nearly instant classic, the film features hilarious performances from the likes of Billy Crystal, Mandy Patinkin and the late pro wrestler Andre the Giant.

• Out of Sight (1998) -- Behind the star power of Jennifer Lopez and George Clooney, this offbeat romance is tailor-made for couples who prefer a little adventure with their romance. After a federal marshal (Lopez) finds herself locked in the trunk of a car with a charm-ing escaped convict (Clooney), an unlikely romance soon develops in this film based on an Elmore Leonard novel.


Looking forOpen Houses?

Check the Sunday

View more Milton-Freewater area listings at:

www. .com/miltonfreewateroffice

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(541) 938-9000181 S. Columbia Street Milton-Freewater, Oregon 97862This office independently owned and operated.

Gordy SnyderPrincipal BrokerLicensed in Oregon

& Washington 541-861-0673

Lewis KeyBroker

Licensed in Oregon & Washington509-520-4938

POSSIBLE OWNER CONTRACT1BD/1BA All Cleaned Up¼ Acre Lot w/ Nice Yard

$70,000 JLS#81376

Homes under

$100K!First Time

Buyer?Investor?Rental?

Fix & Flip?JUST STARTING OUT?

2BD/1BA Cottage in TownFenced Yard w/ Trees$54,000 JLS# 97806

WORTH LOOKINGVery Cute 2BD/2BALive-In or Rent-Out

$82,000 JLS# 30318

PRIMITIVE BUT FUNCabin w/ Outhouse Sleeps Nine. Snowmobile Shed for Toys. $79,000 JLS# 89200


ON NEARLY ONE ACRE4BD Home w/ High End Finishes

Spill Outdoors Onto Patio or Deck$289,000 JLS# 10136

ESCAPE TO THE COUNTRY3BD/2BA on 3.48 Acres

Barn w/ Corrals & Roomy Shop $230,000 JLS# 47869

www. .com/miltonfreewateroffice View more Milton-Freewater area listings at:

FLEXIBLE ACREAGE10.13 Acres Ready To Farm

Nicely Appointed Shop on Site $200,000 JLS# 34071

EXQUISITE VIEWS OF VALLEYHilltop Custom Home w/ 2304 sqft

Superbly Maintained 3BD/3.5BA $210,000 JLS# 45932

.33 ACRE COMMERCIAL LOTShop with Offi ce Space Within

Conveniently Located$85,000 JLS# 93415

SO MUCH HOUSE HERE!4BD 2-Story Home w/ Basement

Deck & Landscaping Outside$168,000 JLS# 67596

NESTLED IN THE FOOTHILLS35 Scenic Acres Surrounding 4BD 2508 sq ft Home, 5 min from M-F

$265,000 JLS# 68605

LET THE LIGHT AND VIEWS INFull of Windows! 4BD/3BA

Add’l Bsmnt Kitchen, 3-Car Garage$295,000 JLS# 97722

2 BEDROOM RANCHTidy & Well-Tended, Inside & Out

1364 sqft w/ Hardwood Floors$127,500 JSL# 16013

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charm of

Milton-Freewater

NICE RURAL LOCATIONRemodeled 2BD Home

Larger Lot w/ Outbuildings$99,000 JLS# 64494

ELEGANT NEW CONSTRUCTION3BD/2BA in Stonewood EstatesHigh End Look, Affordable Price

$185,928 JLS# 40409

BED & BREAKFAST ANYONE?4BD/4BA in 4382 sq ft Home!2 Fireplaces, Many Amenities

$395,000 JLS# 42355

VERY LARGE LOT W/SHOPHwy 11 Location, Zoned Res/Com. 3BD/2BA Immaculate Mfg. Home

$147,747 JLS# 59368

JUST WHAT YOU NEEDOpen Floor Plan, 3BD/2BA

Fenced Back Yard$118,900 JLS# 49121

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(541) 938-9000181 S. Columbia Street Milton-Freewater, Oregon 97862This office independently owned and operated.

Gordy SnyderPrincipal BrokerLicensed in Oregon

& Washington 541-861-0673

Lewis KeyBroker

Licensed in Oregon & Washington509-520-4938

SIT BY THE FIRE3BD/2BA Ranch on Corner Lot

Fireplace & Lots of Space $130,000 JLS# 26712

NEW

REDUCED

SEEKING ENTREPRENEURSTurn-key Floral/Gift Shop Avail. Includes Business, Fixtures &

Inventory. $175,000 JLS# 41458

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IF EVERY FAMILY IN THE U.S. SPENT AN EXTRA TEN BUCKS

LOCALLY WE WOULD ALL FEEL BETTER ABOUT

THE ECONOMY.

If every family in the country spent just $10 a month with a locally-owned, indepen-dent business instead of a national chain store, over $9.3 billion* would be directly returned to local economies. That means better schools, better roads, more support

for police, fire and rescue departments and stronger local economies.

It’s your money. It’s your community. You decide.

Join the movement, support locally-owned businesses or register your business at www.IndependentWeStand.org.

www.IndependentWeStand.org

*Based upon Civic Economics Andersonville Study of Retail Economics finding: When you spend $100 at an independent business, $68 returns to the local community versus $43 when spent with a national chain.

Based on U.S. Census projection of 115 million households.

IF EVERY FAMILY IN THE U.S. SPENT AN EXTRA TEN BUCKS

LOCALLY WE WOULD ALL FEEL BETTER ABOUT

THE ECONOMY.

If every family in the country spent just $10 a month with a locally-owned, indepen-dent business instead of a national chain store, over $9.3 billion* would be directly returned to local economies. That means better schools, better roads, more support

for police, fire and rescue departments and stronger local economies.

It’s your money. It’s your community. You decide.

Join the movement, support locally-owned businesses or register your business at www.IndependentWeStand.org.

www.IndependentWeStand.org

*Based upon Civic Economics Andersonville Study of Retail Economics finding: When you spend $100 at an independent business, $68 returns to the local community versus $43 when spent with a national chain.

Based on U.S. Census projection of 115 million households.


Delectable desserts set hearts a-flutterValentine’s Day is synonymous with candlelight dinners, romantic movies and delicious

desserts. Although chocolate is often standard fare for the day of love, many other treats, including petit fours, can win the heart of a special person.

Although people often believe the term petit four refers to a particular recipe for a des-sert, it actually denotes a variety of small desserts. Petit fours are bite-sized pastries gen-erally eaten at the end of a meal or at tea time. The name is comprised of French terms meaning “small oven,” which generally means the desserts are cooked at a low tempera-ture in an oven. Petit fours may be “secs,” meaning “dry” desserts, including biscuits and puff pastries. Most are “glaces,” or “iced” desserts, such as tiny cakes. These are often the desserts people associate with the name “petit fours.”

Cake-type petit fours are traditionally made from an almond flavored sponge cake or an almond genoise. Other types of cake, such as pound cake, can be used, but the consis-tency must be firm enough to handle cutting and filling. The options in fillings and coatings is as endless as the imagination. Some prefer to coat them in fondant, a sugary dough that hardens upon standing and produces a firm, flat surface for decorating. Others like their petit fours covered in chocolate or another candy material.

These desserts are available from many bakeries and retailers. For those who want to treat a Valentine to homemade petit fours, one trick is to bake the batter in mini loaf pans and then cut in half, or use small cupcake tins to achieve the desired, bite-sized shape. Or bake the batter in a sheet pan and then use cookie cutters to make small shapes. Jams, fruit preserves, frosting, icing, almond paste, and any other fillings can be used in between the layers.

Fondant can be purchased from party and craft stores or specially ordered from cake decorating retailers. An easy fondant can be made from a confectioners’ sugar and marshmallow recipe.

After a romantic meal, serve petit fours with a dessert liqueur for the perfect Valentine’s Day dessert.


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2 storage rooms, garage for 2 cars. Garden, shop.

MLS #109524--$134,700

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725 S. Main • Milton-Freewater, Oregon

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www.century21.comwww.tourmf.comSeaquist Real Estate Paul Seaquist

Principal Broker 509-520-3331

Valerie AldersonBroker

541-969-9964

Two country acres with 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home. View of the mountains, nicely landscaped yard, and spot-less home ready for you. $325,000. Rmls#11409490/Ezmls#50224SC.

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SOUTH ELIZABETH STREET LOCATION. Lovely home surrounded by stately trees & mature landscaping. Three bedroom home on 120’ x 200’ lot with private back yard. RV Parking. $147,500. Call Paul 541-938-3331 or 509-520-3331. Rmls#11435632. Ezmls#R50569SC.


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FILL YOUR DREAMS in 2011 when you own this 25’ x 100’ building with store front plus nice 2 bedroom apartment. Retail, arts & crafts, services, wine tasting, or business of your choice – call for details! $75,000. Rmls#10069351. Ezmls#C36069SC.

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WONDERFUL HOME ready for you today! Large rooms, bonus room over garage, fully fenced back yard, underground sprinklers. Located close to recreational facilities, athletic fi elds, and schools. Rmls#11246268. Ezmls#R48558SC

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DREAM HOME on property with Walla Walla River Frontage, 10+ acres, irriga-tion water rights, custom home, fabu-lous shop, and more! Located 8 miles from Milton-Freewater. Rmls#11087941. Ezmls#R48682SC.

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Great commercial business opportunity comes with this like-new building. Open fl oor area with lots of nice lighting. Kitch-enette/breakroom along with utility room. Twenty car paved parking lot. $179,500. Rmls#11362539. Ezmls#C36238SC.

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Nice location for this spacious home with formal living & dining room. Cov-ered concrete patio. New large garage/shop area. $189,500. Rmls#11561487. Ezmls#R50547SC.

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PRICE REDUCTION on this country property located ½ mile from Milton-Freewater. Wonderful view surrounds this1512 sq.ft. home located on 1.87 acres. Fenced pasture and great soil. $189,000. Rmls#11269558. Ezmls#R49167SC.

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725 S. Main • Milton-Freewater, Oregon

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www.century21.comwww.tourmf.comSeaquist Real Estate Paul Seaquist

Principal Broker 509-520-3331

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541-969-9964

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