A year of living.

[MaxPC]

You had a lovely home for many years, Wayne. Many memories were made there; and many more to be made in your new home.

[gcdonner]

I like the before pictures.

[Wayne in Maine]

I miss this place already:

[MaxPC]

I miss this place already:

Lovely pic. Is that your home?

[Grace]

I miss this place already:

It is beautiful and you are in my thoughts and prayers.

[Wayne in Maine]

Lovely pic. Is that your home?

It is. This photo is from the marketing images done last weekend. It will officially go on the market tomorrow. We have an open house this Saturday and we’re letting the Realtor take over all of next week while we go to our Pennsylvania home to start unpacking.

Here’s a draft of the marketing campaign: https://listings.mainelyaerials.com/v2 ... /unbranded the 3D tour amazes me, especially the “dollhouse” view.

[Somebody]

Your place is beautiful! How old is the house? I like old houses.

[Wayne in Maine]

Your place is beautiful! How old is the house? I like old houses.

The place is not really old. It was owner built in 1947, the stable and barn were added around 1976-1980.

[Bootstrap]

Your place is beautiful! How old is the house? I like old houses.

The place is not really old. It was owner built in 1947, the stable and barn were added around 1976-1980.

I was guessing it wasn't too far from 1951, when my house was built. We have the same knotty pine paneling in one of our rooms, I love that paneling, and it kind of marks the time period in which it was made.

[Sudsy]

Your place is beautiful! How old is the house? I like old houses.

The place is not really old. It was owner built in 1947, the stable and barn were added around 1976-1980.

1947 a good year. So, I'm not 'really old' ?