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Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 17 Nov 1993, p. 13

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I The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 17,1993 13 Real Estate Deadlines and Policies Deadline for Wednesday Publication is Monday at 12:00 Noon. Any compensation for errors or omissions by The Canadian Statesman will be limited to the value of the space occupied by the error in the advert!semenL ^ Please phone 623-3303 and ask for the Real Estate Sales Department J More Than 40 Trees Needed to Build a House Every time you build a house, you use 41 trees. Twenty-three go to the construction of floors and walls, 13 to the roof, and five to the interior. A few years ago, this would have been just an interesting statistic. Today, these numbers serve as a catalyst for change among environmentally concerned concerned homebuilders. According to Eric Fines, President of the Canadian Portland Cement Association, Association, today's homebuilders arc looking for constmction alternatives that will case pressure on Canada's timber resources but still allow for a fair profit. "Homebuilding practices in Canada using wood products for walls, floors and roofs have continued continued for decades for the simple reason that our lumber supply seemed inexhaustible," inexhaustible," he explains. "But the winds of change arc upon us and two things have become clear. First, Canada Canada is cutting trees faster than it is reforesting; reforesting; and second, sustainable development development and environmental accountability are increasingly important important to gaining acceptance within the marketplace of the '90s and beyond." beyond." For some homebuilders, coming to grips with the reality of finite timber timber resources has meant re-thinking traditional constmction methods. Recent Recent political disputes over timber harvesting combined with the wood product industry's history of economic economic volatility have accelerated the pro cess. "There's an interplay between economic and environmental forces that is causing a shift in thinking about how we build homes," says Fines. As a result, the search is on for an economical building material that will allow the industry to build affordable, affordable, energy efficient homes, turn a fair profit, and preserve precious lumber resources. But homebuilders also want a material that puts little burden on the environment. One that is versatile, easy to build with, and allows allows for the beauty and creativity of design that today's.home buyers demand. demand. Docs such a material exist? The answer, both figuratively and literally, literally, is concrete - the most widely used building material on earth. Concrete: A Whole-House Material Once considered a cold, grey material material used for building foundations and basements, concrete is fast emerging as the natural alternative to conventional stick-built residential constmction. More and more home builders today arc discovering that concrete is a whole-house building material; it's used for walls, siding, floors, roofing, even countertops. Concrete also holds consumer value value and buyer appeal. For one, it's environmentally environmentally friendly. Manufactured locally, from common and abundant natural raw materials, concrete puts little stress on the environment. It's also an extremely versatile material that can take on virtually any colour, texture, or shape imaginable. Concrete is inert and non-toxic. It won't burn, rust or rot, and actually gets stronger with age. It weathers naturally, requires no scaler, and never never needs painting. Concrete homes arc also energy efficient since they store and slow down the passage of heat from the interior to the exterior, and vice versa. These and the many other advantages advantages to using concrete make it the obvious choice to replace wood in home constmction. CLARINGTON REALTY 2000 LTD. 1 King Street W. Bowmanville Toronto: 213-7235 623-2000 Fax: 623-6850 BUILDING LOT yxif., '/-S' Ann Simpson* .817 of an acre. Well on property. Nice view of Lake Ontario. Asking $49,999. Phone Ann Simpson for directions. ' i FOR THE FIRST TIME BUYER OR EMPTY NESTER $110,000. Clean well maintained 2 bedroom bungalow, north Bowmanville, big backyard with detached single garage, upgraded windows, plumbing plumbing and wiring. FOR THE MECHANICALLY INCLINED! JUST LISTED $122,500.1 Church St., Bowmanville, nice older 2 bedroom bungalow bungalow on extra deep lot with heated 20' x 24' detached garage/workshop. Walk to all amenities! Call Betty Smith* 623-2000 or 987-4661. Bob Craig* BOWMANVILLE GEM OPEN HOUSE, NOV. 21,2 - 4 p.m. Newly decorated raised bungalow on Trudeau with hardwood floors and fireplace, southern exposure, backs onto open fields. Asking $123,500. Bob Craig* 623-2000. Nick Zondervan* NEW PRICE $202,000. - COURTICE 3055 SQ. FT. EXECUTIVE HOME. 4 bedrooms, family room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen with center island, walkout to backyard, main floor laundry, 2 car garage. Call listing agent for private showing. Nick Zondervan*, 623-2000 or 987-5075. I83&I TOP OF THE TOWN Elegant century home in west-end Bowmanville. 1/2 acre corner lot with huge shade trees on quiet street. Call Rob Perkin 905-623-3624. Asking $249.000. EXTRAS GALORE! 3 bedroom with partial ensuite, Roman tub, separate shower. Eat-in greenhouse greenhouse kitchen with Hollywood lighting, dishwasher. Fireplace with hearth. Walkout. Close to schools, shopping and 401. $139,900. Al Beard NICER THAN NEW COUNTRY BUNGALOW This "Texas Size Rancher" offers almost 5,000 sq. ft. of tastefully finished finished country class. $224,900. Call Rob Perkin 623-3624. Ï5555 Colobiallng OurZOlh Anniversary; 123 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO. 905-623-4115 RENTERS-CONSIDER THISI For only $5,000. down and $1,000. per month including taxes you can own a 3 bedroom brick home with 1 1/2 baths close to downtown Oshawa. Hardwood Hardwood floors throughout, charming backyard, garage PLUS 3 appliances. Only $112,500. Call Brad Hockln 623-0398. HORSE LOVERS LOOK HERE 39 acres just east of Newcastle Village. 1/2 mile training track, 68' x 24' barn. Bungalow with a breathtaking view of Lake Ontario. $219,900. Brad Hockln 623-0398 JUST NORTH OF TOWN Spacious open concept bungalow offers offers almost 3,000 sq. ft. of custom luxury luxury living in North Oshawa. High efficiency efficiency heating, two walkouts, two fireplaces, fireplaces, two-storey barn and too many features to list. $269,900. Rob Perkin at 623-3624. VACATION AT HOME Play golf, tennis, lawn bowling or take a walk on the beach, all near this 2- bedroom, maintenance-free home at Wilmot Creek. Large living room and kitchen with walkout to wrap-around deck. $69,900. Call Marg Bain 623- 2661. Brad Hockln EYE DEAL Immaculate bungalow on quiet court in ■ North Bowmanville. Walkout to deck overlooking inground pool. Rec room with bar and woodstove. Gleaming hardwood floors. Great starter or empty empty nester! 5154,900. Rob Perkin at 623-3624. TREED BUILDING LOT Situated just 12 km. from Bowmanville, this 78' x 208' lot is in a partly built-up area of homes. Vendor has agreed to take back First Mortgage. Only $49,900. cornerstone realty ltd., realtor 104 king st. e., bowmanville 623-6000 428-1206 (Toronto Line) "Associate Brokers * Sales Representatives James Bush* MORE THAN JUST A HOME 13 plus acres,' beautiful country setting 15 minutes north east of town. Completely renovated. Double detached workshop/garage. workshop/garage. Call today for details. RETIRE IN STYLE 2 bedroom bungalow, 2 baths, living room with fireplace. Golf, tennis, pool plus much more. \m s Ellen Bush** BEAUTIFUL 4 LEVEL BACKSPLIT 3 levels finished, 2 baths, includes all window coverings. Vendors anxious. Call for details. THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING? Dora Y beat around the Bush. Call James and Ellen Bush I inria ssa ■■ McLennan* POWER OF SALE NEWER 2 BEDROOM FREEHOLD TOWNHOUSE. Solid 2 tier deck and fully fenced yard. Asking $95,900.! Go Liberty St. North to Freeland, turn left at Copeland Gate to Fenwick, left to Hanning Court and then right onto Elford Drive. Follow signs, Call Linda McLennan* 623-6000 TERRIFIC TRI-PLEX Doug Humphrey** Great-investment or live in one unit while the tenants pay the mortgage. Income from ONLY 2 units monthly is $1200. Mortgage payment after 10% down payment is approx. $1360. Cheap rent at $160./month. Includes double garage with a basement! To view this property, call Doug Humphrey**, Broker, 623-6000 - Member of Remax Hall of Fame Rod Doris** Associate Broker 623-6000 or 987-1832 Res. I HAVE BUYERS!... BACKSPLIT - Courtice/Bowmanville 3+ bedrooms, finished on 3 levels, 1 + car attached garage. STARTER - Bowmanville 2 + good sized bedrooms, purchaser willing to fix-up a little. COUNTRY BUNGALOW « Bowmanville/Newcastle, 3+ bedrooms, 2 car garage, private lot, basement with in-law potential. DON'T DELAY, CALL ME TODAY For professionalism at It's best call the name people recommend to friends. Tony ••• vr...;. Klompmaker* super semi * . . , .JUSTLISTED on oversized lot with pool. This home A superb family home In north Bowmanville. has 3 p| US ] bedrooms, finished base- 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, main floor family and ment and shows beautifully. Asking laundry. Just move in. Asking $174,900. $115,900. Call Tony Klompmaker* 623-6000 or 263-4448 «'t " David Passant** $90,900. - immaculate starter $100,000. - older semi $118,900. - hospital area bungalow $118,900. - 3 bedroom twin home - SOLD Please call David Passant**, Associate Broker, 623-6000 24 hr. pager A Top Producer In the Durham Region with over 18 Years of Service. e»* RETIRE IN COMFORT rPi In this 1200 sq. foot bungalow with Æ sliding glass door walkout to private yard, 1 - 4 and 1 - 3 piece ensuite H a bathroom off the large master bed- * *** room, dining room, huge living room, main floor laundry room, oak gs&a cabinets In kitchen and baths. Asking Price $38,900. To view this property call me, David Passant**, Associate Broker, 623-6000. $125,900. - In-law bungalow - SOLD $149,000. - 4 bdrm., 2 storey - SOLD $169,900. - country sldesplit COME SEE THIS! Dianne Warren* Fully renovated century home. 3 bedrooms, main floor family room with parlor parlor stove. Largo eat-in kitchen with loads of cupboards, spacious new bath, oak trim and pine floors. Walk to town and schools. Bring your antiques. $124,421. Call Dianne Warren* Office 623-6000 24 Hr. Pager Toronto Line 428-1206 n Rob Donnelly* SrIm nepte»enl«llv« 623-6000 or Toronto Lino 420-1206 BEST DEAL IN TOWN! II you are looking for a newer home with 3 bedrooms, a finished roc room, private yard on a quiet dead ond street, for only $112,900., then don't delay, coll today! Toko Baseline 1 block E. ol Wavorloy to Lockhart and follow signs to 52 John Scott Avo. Looking for homo value? Call Rob Donnelly* today at 623-6000 associate broker 623-6000 CALL FOR A FREE APPRAISAL ® * EASY COMMUTING! * All brick bungalow - new vinyl windows throughout * Large rec room with wood- stove, attached garage * 72' x 237' fenced country lot, east of Bowmanville. OLD WORLD CHARM * Private, mature, .44 acre country lot, easy commute * 4 bedroom Century home, new kitchen and bath * Lots of character - sunrooms, potential loft, back kitchen. SIT BY THE FIRE! 3 bedroom brick bungalow, rec room with fireplace * Charmingly finished with nature inspired decor * 75' x 200' very private country lot, gently flowing stream. IN LOVE WITH YESTERDAY * Over 2300 sq. ft. with separate dining room, huge parlour * Extensively renovated, too many upgrades to list * 100' x 300' mature lot, large barn, excellent location. SSLwJfcirtf:' v - Hie EVEN THE PRICE IS * BEAUTIFULI * Beautifully decorated - hardwood hardwood and pine floors, French doors * Country kitchen, separate dining dining room, main floor laundry * 132 ft, deep country lot, attached garage, Orono area. SALLY STAPLES** 623-6000 SALLY STAPLES'

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