Price does equal value, and if you will look about, at $21 a sq ft for this home is UNBELIEVABLE! Of course they are many factors involving the price such as features, condition and location, but when a home is priced this low it's no wonder people ask me, "is it livable?" Oh yes! AND it's amazing! It has a simple charm. There's no grandiosness to the home, but a quality like an older home should have~solidness and surity! You can read about our home in the following posts...upgrades are listed http://1909homeforsale.blogspot.com/2009/04/his-and-hers.htmlTuesday, September 1, 2009
Price
Price does equal value, and if you will look about, at $21 a sq ft for this home is UNBELIEVABLE! Of course they are many factors involving the price such as features, condition and location, but when a home is priced this low it's no wonder people ask me, "is it livable?" Oh yes! AND it's amazing! It has a simple charm. There's no grandiosness to the home, but a quality like an older home should have~solidness and surity! You can read about our home in the following posts...upgrades are listed http://1909homeforsale.blogspot.com/2009/04/his-and-hers.htmlTuesday, August 25, 2009
Distances to Everything in Madisonville!
I am excited about Walk Score. Walk Score is a service to show how far it would be to walk to places in the community. Now our score is 29 (I hope I am remembering correctly); I got so excited because I can show you that Earlington is nestled from the hustle and bustle of the town but not too far that within 5-10 minutes you can be at what was OUR favorite grocery store~MarketPlace. . .Here's the link: http://www.walkscore.com/get-score.php?lat=37.274835&lng=-87.51036&utm_source=zillow.com&utm_medium=ws_api&utm_campaign=ws_api&street=206+E+Main+St+Earlington+KY+42410 Imagine that you lived in the hub of the bigger town Madisonville with the noises that traffic can bring (Blackwell's Diner and the Historical Soc are downtown; the BP Gas is NOT the station close to the house, so no worry...you are close to gas~AND the BP is near our favorite grocer!!)...not in our little berg...yeah, you can hear the train and some cars as they turn to go N on St Hwy 41, but while I don't have numbers, it's not a "freeway" kind of pattern...the Pennyrile Parkway is generally used for most N-S travel from Hopkinsville (south of Earlington) to Madisonville. I hope this is helpful. There is the Earlington post office a block up from our home and the bank a block the other direction...a block up and one over is the convenience/gas store...
I always liked that! HOPE you will too! Come see our home!
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216-759-7596
Please NO owner finance, rent to own, land contracts. Home will need to go cash or conventional. Thanks!
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Welcome to Our 1880 Victorian Home Blog & Contest

We recently discovered that our home predates 1880, and since we have relocated, we are selling our jewel of a home! If you will read on through, finding the notation older post at the bottom of each page, there is loads of information about this house. Included are pictures, room dimensions, community information and more! Priced at $65K and located so close to major cities: Nashville, Lousville, St Louis and Chicago with everywhere in between it's a wonderful place for your needs as it's small town life at its best.
I want to Thank you for stopping in to see our Victorian home~once I called her "sleeping beauty" but today, she's just plain "gorgeous on the inside!"
Thanks again, and please read on~if I can answer your questions or be of help, contact me.
SisterTipster@gmail.com or 216-759-7596
We are asking that we get no offers to rent, rent to own, land contract, or owner finance. This house will need to be sold as cash or conventional. Thanks!
If you haven't do this, head over to Thriving With No Green$ to enter the Give A Way blog hop http://www.sistertipstersthriving.blogspot.com and enter for the $10 Walmart Card.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Pear Recipes from Bell Canning and Betty
HelloWelcome to our Victorian home's site!
As promised~here are the recipes my Mama uses to make wonderful goodies for pears growing in the yard~READ On too for a pear pie recipe~easy!
Get these recipes down, and look at our home for sale by owner! If you would enjoy a 3Ksq ft home~4 br/2ba with 9 car garage in Western KY for $65,000 keep on reading!
Thanks for stopping by~our home has a wonderful pear and apple tree~Enjoy! Be sure to HOP On for some more recipes!
Pear Relish
10 ½ pounds pears, peeled, cored and chopped
6 cups chopped onions (about 6 medium)
6 cups chopped sweet red peppers (about 6 medium)
6 cups chopped sweet green peppers (about 6 medium)
1 bunch celery, chopped (discard leaves and coarse stalks)
3 cups sugar
1 tablespoon allspice
1 tablespoon salt
5 cups vinegar
Combine all ingredients and let stand overnight. Bring mixture to boil. Pack into hot jars leaving ¼ inch space. Adjust caps. Process 20 minutes in boiling water bath. Makes about 9 pints
My notes – If I don’t have red peppers, I use 6 green instead (12 peppers)
Use a vinegar (I prefer apple cider vinegar, but it does darken mixture) of a least 5% acidity. I use a food grinder to corsley grind all ingredients except spices. This relish is better if you wait about a month to use to let flavors blend. Very good to use in tuna salad, on hot dogs and a side relish with beans. Place in refrigerator after opening.
Pickled Pears
12 pounds peeled pears. (If small leave whole, larger pears cut in quarters)
3 cups sugar
1 tablespoon mixed pickling spice
1 teaspoon whole cloves
1 piece ginger root (I use powdered ginger ½ teaspoon)
½ cup thinly sliced lemon
2 ½ cups water
1 ½ cups vinegar
Peel and prepare pears. Put spices in cheesecloth bag. ( I don’t use a bag) Put all ingredients except pears in a container and boil 5 minutes. Add pears and cook gently for approximately 15 minutes until pears are tender. Carefully remove pears. Repeat until all pears are cooked. Pour boiling liquid over pears. Cover and let stand 12 – 18 hours in a cool place. Pack pears into hot jars being careful not to tear them. Leave ¼ inch space. Bring pickling liquid to a boild and pour over pears leaving ¼ space. Remove air bubbles. Process pints and quarts 15 minutes in boiling water bath. Yield about 3 pints.
Notes: These are best if allowed to cure for a month before using. I like to put them in the refrigerator and eat cold. If you are preparing them for Christmas, put a small amount of red or green food coloring in them when preparing to make them look more festive.
To see this awsome home priced AT AN UNHEARD OF price:
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216-759-7596
QUALIFIED BUYERS ONLY~no owner finance/rent to own-land contracts considered. Thanks ;-))
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Fruit Trees and Wow!

Three brown grocery sacks of pears enough to make your mouth water? What about apples so tasty you can't help but pick 'em straight from the tree to eat? There is a bearing tree of EACH in the quaint backyard!
Our 1880 (see below for the details of how the age of this home has changed!) Victorian home prices around $21 a sq foot is a steal in its MOVE IN condition~oh, it's not perfect as any historic property might be, but good and solid, with loads of work already done for you~READ ON for a list!
I can post some great recipes for those pears~we liked them cooked.
Peal, slice and sweeten to your particular taste (somewhere up to about 1c. of sugar)
Put into a 4 qt pot with a tight lid or even in your crock pot~
slow cook until the fruit is tender. You can add cinnamon or other spices too before you cook~yum!!
They make wonderful cobblers or pies. I love "pear relish" and check back for my mom's recipe!
If you would love a gorgeous historic home, and you are a qualified buyer~contact me for your questions or a personal showing. There is an info box on a FSBO sign on the house with a brochure.
SisterTipster@gmail.com
216-759-7596
Friday, July 31, 2009
PRICE Reduction and OPEN HOUSE
Price Reduction: Selling NOW for $65,000! We have relocated and MUST SELL~Our home is move in ready~just bring your stuff!
OPEN HOUSE: August 8, 2009 1-3PM
Come see this treasure! Tell your friends about our gorgeous Victorian home that is so affordable.
For additional information you can read this blog as it's entirely dedicated to our home or you may email:
SisterTipster@gmail.com
phone: 216-759-7596
4% to buyers agent. Qualified buyers please: NO owner finance, land contracts or lease purchase.
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Love Me~Make Me Your New Home!
Read http://1909homeforsale.blogspot.com/2009/04/his-and-hers.html to see a complete breakdown of our home's features.
BEST KEPT SECRET around~but I'm spreading the news! FSBO w/4% to buyers agent.
Contact SisterTipster@gmail.com for more info or private showing.
216-759-7596
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Victorian Home Get The Word Out Contest Win $25
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Detail about our home:
10ft ceilings make each room seem nice and roomy. Windows are big and loads of bright light! This home has historic appeal~lots of potential: private home/event home or other use. 9 car garage with poured concrete flooring make this a dream for a handy-person. I refinished furniture and hubby built furniture as well as other shop activities. It once housed a basketball hoop for the kids, so it could be a play room as well to add to the yard with a nice big climbing tree and fruit trees:apple and pear. Raised flower bed and brick walk way... home and garage make the yard maintenance minimal due to size of structures. Newly poured concrete sidewalk to take you to the front entrance. Front and rear entrances with coat/mudroom capabilities.
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Win $25 Gift Card of Choice For Getting the Word Out!
SisterTipster@gmail.com
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/SisterTipster/694308/
Contest runs June 1-30th
Drawing June 30th and Winner notified July 1st THANKS!!
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Priced Way Below Average for State
(Fireplace in master bedroom.)Price and location~two HUGE factors when considering a home purchase whether for living or investment. I have GREAT news! We are priced well below the KY average of home sales according to http://www.trulia.com/home_prices/ SEE the MAP! At 75K our home is low cost per sq ft~and it's been recently upgraded~read on to find out all about it!
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Thursday, April 30, 2009
Eat In Kitchen~Yum!
It is a yellowish/gold with dark red with green accdent stained glass look with black iron chain and iron work fixture. Over the double white porcelien sinks with disposal there is a matching pendant light (No chain, just pole from ceiling.) as well as in the back foyer and Bulter's pantry.
Very Pretty Indeed!
To the right of the table is a window, and what you see in the picture to the right is the closet area behind the stage (under the stairs) where there is potential for storage as is shown, but houses the new (Oct. 2008) hot water heater (behind my cabinet you can see.)
The flooring is wall to wall newer vinyl (July 2007) installed just two years ago this coming summer! It matches the terracotta chimney present in this room to the left of the cabinet in this picture beside my reproduction stove.
Please understand that this kitchen has been done in a 1900 period look and there are no upper cabinets nor lower cabinets in it.
I used reproduction pie safe cabinets to house coffee/tea, spices, and in the one in the closet behind the stage-under the stairs, dishes/glassware. To the right built in is an all wooden table base stained to match the home's aged wood with dishwasher and pull out island with drawers that is stored underneath. There is a curtain true to the era covering the sink drains and other plumbing. It is a green to complement the colors in our home. This kitchen was almost totally remodeled summer 2007, with the opening between the kitchen on the left in this picture and the dining room or as we used the space~family room was created. We had a kitchen fire, and this part of the wall was taken down to update the layout. The ceiling was totally redone~new sheetrock, paint, lights and ceiling fan! Plumbing was dropped down 21 inches into the 10 foot ceiling prior to remodel and was reinstalled/updated to the orignial 10ft ceiling height. Floors were differing levels and were leveled with luan by professional floor installation. All the walls in the back foyer, back bathroom, Butler's pantry, kitchen and dining room/family room are painted a gray with slight green hue. The reproduction stove, telephone and mirror do not stay.
You can get a personal tour of our home by contacting SisterTipster@gmail.com
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
HUGE GARAGE~WOW!
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