Inside Winter Projects

Dated: January 18 2022

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Like most of you, I think we have all seen way too much of the inside of our homes the last two years. It's highlighted areas that were once tolerable as now being areas we can no longer live with.

So while we are inclined to be inside where it's warm this winter, this is a great time to tackle those long ignored closets and catch-all areas we ALL have in our home. Once you've minimized the clutter, you'll see new possibilities for your interior spaces. 

New paint colors, updated floors, some organizational units can all go a long way toward freshening up your indoor living space.

Spring is just around the corner and here in the Columbia Gorge, that is the time when most new homes hit the market in hopes of a quick sale. If you have been thinking of moving and need to get your home ready, this is a great way to start. 

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Holly Getz

I have lived and worked in the Columbia Gorge for over 40 years. I specialize in equestrian properties, as well as single and multi-family residential properties, and I have a special place in my hear....

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