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1973 SCENIC HILLS, WASHINGTON TWP.

3-bedroom home has finished lower level

With no hallways or square rooms, this brick ranch has a floor plan that allows for open space and useful nooks.

Listed for $539,000 by Irongate Inc. Realtors, the home at 1973 Scenic Hills has about 4,930 square feet of living space, including a finished lower level and hidden loft room. The house sits at the end of a cul-de-sac with mature trees, creek and nearby common areas within a gated community in Washington Twp.

A double-door entry opens into a circular foyer with tongue-and-groove dome ceiling. Arched walkways spoke from the foyer into various parts of the main-level floor plan. Two separate guest rooms have double-door entry from opposite sides of the foyer. One guest room has a private full bath.

Going clockwise from the front doors, there is a short entrance way that leads to a full bathroom and laundry room, which has access to the three-car, heated garage.

Double doors open to the main bedroom, which has patio doors that open to a rear balcony deck, a gas fireplace, built-in bookcase and a wall of closets. A walk-in closet has a wall of storage drawers, a shoe rack, make-up desk and a staircase that leads to a loft office. The office has a cathedral ceiling with two skylights, exposed beams, windows, closets and a raised sitting or sofa area.

Double doors from the walk-in closet lead to the private bath room with a soaking tub, walk-in shower and tall double-sink vanity.

Double archways from the foyer open to a great room with dome ceiling, gas fireplace, patio doors that open to the rear deck and arched artwork nooks. Tucked off into one corner is a four-seat peninsula bar with wine cooler and cabinetry along the wall. This nook opens into the kitchen with an island with copper countertop. A sink is below a window and cabinetry includes an appliance garage. A peninsula counter divides the kitchen from the family room which has a corner gas fireplace, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a built-in entertainment center.

More double doors off the foyer open to the stairwell that leads to the finished lower level. A recreation room has a buffet counter and patio doors that open to an enclosed patio with terra-cotta flooring. The enclosed patio is currently used as an exercise room and opens out to a deck with gas grill.

Back inside, the centerpiece is an eight-seat island bar with sink, wine cooler and cabinetry filling the wall space behind. The family room has a built-in entertainment center and patio door access to the exercise room. There is a step-saver kitchen, which is fully equipped and has counter space and contemporary cabinetry. A half bath has room for expansion and access to walk-in storage.

Open house: July 9, 1-3 p.m.

Directions: Mad River to east on Hunters Creek to Scenic Hills

Home highlights: About 4,930 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 1 half bath, 3 gas fireplaces, 2 wet bars, 2 kitchens, walk-out lower level, multi-level decks, bonus loft room, dome ceilings, 3-car garage, homeowners association

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In each incident, suspects entered through unlocked doors or windows; in two cases, homeowners scared them off

Lake Oswego residents are being urged not to leave their windows and doors unlocked after burglars struck four homes in the city on July 4 and July 5.

LOPD Lt. Darryl Wrisley said Thursday that police aren't sure if all of the burglaries are related, but the suspects in each of the cases entered the homes two on Wembley Park Road, one on Egan Way and one on Dover Way through unlocked doors or windows.

Two of the residences were occupied at the time of the burglaries, Wrisley said, and the suspect or suspects were scared off. Items taken from the four homes ranged from a laptop and passport to plumbing supplies, Wrisley said.

One suspect is described as a white woman between the ages of 20 and 30. She is 5-feet-5-inches tall, weighs around 130 pounds and has long brown hair and severe acne. She left the scene in a white, newer-model Acura sedan with Washington plates that was being driven by an unknown man, Wrisley said.

The second suspect is described as a Hispanic man, about 5-feet-7-inches tall and 140 pounds, with a pencil-thin mustache. He may be associated with a newer gray Chevy pickup truck that was seen speeding away from the area after a homeowner confronted one of the suspects.

"This time of year can increase the number of opportunist burglaries, where criminals take advantage of homeowners who have left windows, patio doors and doors ajar," Wrisley said. "It may be tempting to leave windows or doors open to keep cool, but it is also important that people remember to secure their property."

Anyone with information about the incidents is asked to call the Lake Oswego Police Department at 503-635-0238.

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10825 LOCHARD ROAD, SIDNEY

2.4-acre setting surrounds 3-bedroom ranch

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On a Clear Day You Can See Forever was never a truer statement than when describing the ranch home in its country setting at 10825 Lochard Road in Sidney.

According to one current owner, you can see across open fields to buildings about 3.5 miles away, and for most city dwellers that would seem like forever.

We moved from Cleveland and we thought we would like to try country living, said the other owner. We wanted a ranch home with a basement. (This one) was being built when we found it.

Because the home was not yet finished, they were able to make a few changes in the floor plan, such as adding skylights and enlisting the help of a kitchen designer to incorporate desired amenities.

Set on an open lot of 2.4 acres, this ranch home offers about 1,790 square feet of living space, plus a full, unfinished basement.

Patty Murphy of Galbreath Realtors lists this home for $189,900.

Cool breezes flow across the front porch, where a wooden swing invites sitting in the shade surrounded by a matching wood railing. Protected by a storm door, the six-paneled front door opens into an entry with ceramic-tile flooring.

Oak casings frame the opening into the living room and the triple window that faces the front porch.

Neutral carpet extends into the open dining room, which has built-in curio shelves recessed into the wall at one corner.

At the end of the entry a skylight recessed into a deep well provides natural light at the entrance to the family room, which enjoys a gas log fireplace with ceramic-tile facing and an oak mantel with fluted posts. Wood-framed sliding glass doors open to the raised deck from which the open view can be enjoyed. Flat stones edge the landscaped flowerbeds around the deck. A short distance away from the house, another wood deck creates an easy entry to the above-ground swimming pool. Nearby is a barn-style storage shed. A fire pit sits about center of the deep green space, which ends at an open field with pines and maple trees at the edge.

Another skylight adds daylight to the kitchens U-shaped workspace, which is framed by oak cabinets, most with slide-out shelves. An appliance garage is installed at the end of the peninsular counter, which provides a separation from the breakfast room.

Conventional and microwave wall ovens are stacked together near the side-by-side refrigerator. The four-burner gas cooktop and the dishwasher were replaced about three years ago.

A boxed bay window enjoys the backyard view from the breakfast area, which has a buffet station set on the back wall with a pantry cabinet and upper glass-door display cabinets.

The half-bath is adjacent the mudroom, which offers washer/dryer hookups and access to the oversized, two-car garage, where there is a pull-down ladder to reach the upper storage space.

On the opposite side of the entry, a hallway leads to sleeping quarters and a hall bath with a tub-and-shower combination.

Another full bath with tub and shower is in a private corner of the main bedroom suite, which offers a walk-in closet and double windows with the rear nature view. All three bedrooms have paddle fans.

The full, unfinished basement offers a second set of washer/dryer hookups, a deep laundry tub and built-in storage shelves. A well expansion tank was added early this year. The sump pump, patio door and carpeting were replaced in 2015; furnace and water softener in 2014; and a new roof was installed in 2012.

This location is in the Sidney school district. Shelby Oaks Golf Course is about a mile away.

For current owners, the experiment in country living worked they have enjoyed the home for 23 years.

Its a peaceful and relaxing place to come home to, said one owner.

The other added, When our family comes to visit, they love it.

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Price: $189,900

Directions: Country Road 25A to Sharp Road, left on Lochard Road

Highlights: About 1,790 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 2 full and 1 half baths, ranch, brick facade, full unfinished basement, built 1994, oak kitchen with pull-out cabinet shelves, updated furnace and other equipment, deck, porch, above-ground swimming pool, 2.4 acres, attached 2-car garage, storage shed

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By Alex Maxwell, Herald Democrat

With a Tudor-like exterior and a rustic Texan interior, a 5,476-square-foot home outside Sherman offers spacious, comfortable living.

Inside the quiet, gated Woodland Hills neighborhood, the house at 42 Red Oak Court is situated on a secluded sloping lot of just under six acres. The house sits behind a tree line, and a short bridge leads to the long drive that circles in front and winds to the garages on the side. The house features four bedrooms in the main house, each with a full bathroom, and a garage apartment with two bedrooms and one full bathroom. The back of the house overlooks a luxurious pool and hot tub with a fenced-in green pasture behind.

Walking through the front, oversized, wooden door, past a front, covered patio, a grand entry room with tall ceilings greets visitors. An office is situated to the right of the staircase, and a formal dining room is on the left. A hallway next to the staircase leads past the dining room and connected bar featuring a wine cooler to the kitchen and main living room.

The kitchen, which opens to the living room, features a long bar with seating, a commercial-grade gas stove placed between stonework and a large island with a deep drawer to hold pots and pans. The kitchen also contains a built-in refrigerator, a built-in microwave, an ice maker, a trash compactor and a dishwasher.

The main living room with wooden beams running across the ceiling has a stone, gas fireplace in the corner. Homeowner Brenda Rose said the fireplace is currently outfitted with a wood-burning stove, which can be easily removed so the gas fireplace can be used. A built-in bookcase and media center is next to the stove.

On the side of the kitchen is the guest bedroom suite. The suite contains a large closet, a full-size bathroom and a separate front door that accesses the porch. On the other side of the kitchen, a mudroom and second office with a built-in desk connects to the garage.

Donna Johnson-Nora, the listing real estate agent with Virginia Cook Realtors, noted the house has plenty of storage, which is evidenced by the many closets and tucked away spaces, like the coat closet in the mudroom and the cellar under the staircase that doubles as a storm shelter.

On the south section of the house, a hallway near the entry area leads to the master bedroom suite. Off this hallway, a large laundry room thats also accessible from the master bedroom features countertop space, a full-sized sink, a cedar-lined closet and a laundry chute from the second floor.

The master bedroom has a second connected room thats currently used as an exercise room, but Johnson-Nora noted the space could make for a sitting area, study or a nursery. The room also has access to the back patio and pool area. The master bathroom features double sinks, a large walk-in shower and an oversized jetted bathtub.

The house wraps around a nearly enclosed, covered patio. The patio has a vaulted wooden ceiling that extends past the second floor and a stone fireplace is situated on the side between a built-in grill and countertop space, which can be concealed by large folding doors. The patio is just feet from the pool, which has built-in water features and well-manicured flower beds next to it. A half bathroom is also accessible from the pool area.

Going upstairs, a long landing has a series of windows overlooking the patio. The landing connects the two upstairs bedrooms, a game room and the media room. The game room has a bar in a back nook with a dumbwaiter that connects to the kitchen. The space also has a small balcony overlooking the back covered patio. Off the game room is the media/home theater room with elevated seating and a large screen and projector. A staircase on the second floor leads to a third-story deck overlooking the backyard.

The deck upstairs is beautiful you can view fireworks from it, Rose said. Its just gorgeous.

The house has two separate garages with space to park five vehicles inside. The second garage, detached from the house but connected by a covered walkway, has a full bathroom inside and workshop space with a sink. A staircase leads to an upstairs apartment with a full kitchen, a bathroom, two bedrooms and a washer and dryer. Rose noted her parents currently live in the space. Behind the second garage is a small storage building next to a vegetable garden.

It has good garage space; I have a big truck and most garages wont accommodate my truck, Rose said.

Rose said the house provides a relaxing atmosphere and plenty of privacy. With its many entertaining spaces, she said the property is perfect for a family.

Were the favorite home out of my sons friends, Rose said. All the boys come ever here; its the hangout house.

Although the neighborhood is quiet and upscale, Rose said its friendly. She said when they moved into the house in 2010, their neighbors welcomed them and brought food and gifts over. The neighborhood also holds holiday gatherings and has a community environment.

The neighborhood is extremely quiet, very friendly, Rose said. When you go into a gated subdivision, a lot of people think of it as being keeping up with the Joneses its not that way at all.

The property is listed for sale for $1.15 million.

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By Rusty Bradshaw Independent Newsmedia

Being a retirement community or triple digit heat keeps crime down in Sun City.

A community homeowner found this out the hard way last week. At around 7 a.m. June 20 Maricopa County Sheriffs deputies were dispatched to a home in the 10600 block of West Connecticut Avenue for a report of a suspicious male in the area, according to Sgt. Calbert Gillett, Maricopa County Sheriffs Office spokesman. The homeowner then reported to 911 dispatch the man had forcibly entered her home through a patio door and would not leave.

She said that she had never seen the man before and did not know who he was, Mr. Gillett stated in an email.

The homeowner feared for her safety and left the residence to call 911 from the street. The suspicious male had barricaded himself inside her residence, according to Mr. Gillett. Deputies made numerous attempts to contact the barricaded suspect and after approximately one hour, the male, identified as Paul Termini, was taken into custody without injuries and booked into the 4th Avenue Jail on multiple charges.

While some Sun City residents leave for other locales during the hot summer months, others remain in the community. Sun City Posse officials offer a number of tips to help homeowners enhance security at their homes. Toni Ashby, Block Watch co-coordinator, said the first safety measure is to keep all doors and windows locked. She said in the case of patio doors, residents can put a wooden or metal rod in the track for the sliding door to keep the door from being opened if the lock is compromised. There is also a peg lock available by drilling a hole through the frames of both metal doors where they intersect (but not through to the outside of the exterior portion of the frame) and inserting a peg.

Having hinges on the outside of your doors is also to be avoided, Ms. Ashby said. Those can be removed by people trying to get into the home.

Inserting two large screws into the door jam, sticking out about one inch and matching holes in the door when closed, would keep it from being removed even if the hinges were taken off, Ms. Ashby said.

Homeowners can also keep a heavy duty flashlight or a strobe light accessible. Light can scare away an intruder and a strobe will confuse them long enough for the resident to escape, Ms. Ashby said.

Another thing people can do is keep their car fob near them at all times and they can hit the panic button if there is an intruder, she explained. That noise will usually scare them off.

She also suggested keeping some lights on in the home, even when residents are asleep.

Ms. Ashby also suggested residents not open the door to anyone they do not know.

You can always ask for a telephone number so you can verify that person at your door is who they say they are, she said.

Block Watch

Sun City residents can also help improve the safety in their neighborhood by joining the Block Watch, coordinated by the Posse.

The more Block Watch signs we have out there the better, Ms. Ashby said.

Residents in the Dawn Lake area have more than 35 signs in their neighborhood, she added. While Block Watch numbers increased significantly earlier in the year, the rise has slowed to a trickle with winter visitors away during the summer.

Block Watch is a program designed for residents to look out for each other, according to Ms. Ashby.

It is not being nosy neighbors, its being helpful neighbors, she quoted her co-coordinator, Jean Schmidt, as saying during program presentations to residents, clubs and organizations.

Residents or groups that want to have a Block Watch presentation made can call the Posse at 623-972-2555. We want residents to pay attention to what belongs in their neighborhood so they can recognize when something doesnt belong, Ms. Ashby said.

She added residents are encouraged to leave a duplicate key to their home with a trusted neighbor, not just a relative in another state.

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Magic City Brewing Co. the Barberton nanobrewery with a heavy metal bunny with piercing purple eyes as its logo quietly opened last weekend.

Putting money in the bank compared to spending it is excellent, founder and brewer Jay Graham said.

Graham and his wife, Erica, who both grew up in Barberton, launched the brewery in a small storefront at 161 Second St.

They debuted with five solid beers that have received positive reviews so far: Dilligaf IPA, 2nd Street Pale Ale, Mark It Zero American wheat, Dark Empress Imperial Chocolate Stout, and Hive Devil, a saison made with buckwheat honey and black pepper.

Graham, a big tattooed guy who enjoys heavy metal music, hopes to build up the portfolio to eight beers with several rotating brews.

Magic City employs a one-barrel brewing system.

This is just the starting point, Graham said.

Magic City, which carries the tagline Join us further down the rabbit hole, already has plans for a second brewery in the neighborhood dedicated strictly to producing sour beers. Graham also wants to upgrade to a three-barrel system and create an outdoor patio in the adjacent alley.

As for the building itself, the brewery entrance features recessed windows with display areas on both sides of the front door. Right now, those areas are empty but Graham is deciding how to fill the space.

Inside, Magic City features an L-shaped bar with lime-green chairs, plenty of wooden picnic tables and a tin ceiling. The small brewing system is in the back and out of sight from customers.

Its the 12th brewery to open in Summit County, with many more in the planning stages. Its also the first in Barberton, with a second one, Ignite Brewing Co., set to open nearby on West Tuscarawas Avenue.

Magic City will be open from 4 to 11 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and noon to 11 p.m. Saturday. It also will be open on Sundays at some point. For more details, click here.

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1721 GRAND CYPRESS BLVD., CLEARCREEK TWP.

Finished lower level, 3-car garage, wine cellar are features

With rich woodwork, grooved hardwood floors, stone walls, wrought iron railings and wagon-wheel coffer ceiling, this two-story home has many hidden treasures within its rustic elegance.

Listed for $949,900 by Coldwell Banker Heritage Realtors, the brick home at 1721 Grand Cypress Blvd. has about 7,410 square feet of living space within three levels. The house sits on a 1.21-acre, corner lot with tree-lined back yard, circular driveway, three-car garage, composite deck and water fountain.

Formal entry has stone wall accents, wrought iron railing accenting the open staircase and dark hardwood flooring. The formal dining room off to the right has a wagon-wheel coffer ceiling with chandelier.

On the opposite side of the foyer wall is a two-story stone fireplace with wrought iron railings accenting the second-floor loft. A full wall of windows allows for plenty of natural light.

A coffer ceiling accents the kitchen with granite countertops and breakfast bar. Stonework surrounds the industrial-grade oven with gas cooktop and water faucet. Tucked behind a wall near the stove is a walk-in pantry with two walls of shelves. A buffet counter has a bread-warmer. Two dishwashers flank the larger double-sinks and a vegetable sink is within the center island. Off the kitchen are a breakfast room with access to the rear deck and a hearth room with corner gas fireplace.

A hallway near the kitchen leads to a half bath, garage access and staircase to the finished bonus room above the garage. The room has four dormer window nooks, cathedral ceiling and two walk-in attic accesses.

Back on the main floor, the main bedroom has a private hallway with built-in shelves, closet and access to the bedroom and bathroom. The bedroom has a tray ceiling, a gas fireplace and access to the rear deck. A door opens to a spiral staircase that leads to the lower-level office.

The private bathroom has two separate vanities with single sinks, a make-up desk, whirlpool tub, a walk-in dual-head ceramic shower and a walk-in closet with built-in organizers. A second bedroom suite is on the main floor and has a walk-in closet and private full bathroom.

Two bedrooms, a Jack-and-Jill bath and a loft are located upstairs. Both bedrooms have private single-sink vanities and share access to the tub/shower.

At the bottom of the staircase to the lower level is a slate-flooring room where a wrought iron gate opens to a wine cellar and a door opens to a theater room. A hallway has access to a sauna, an exercise room with rubber floor and cedar walk-in closet, and the office with private spiral staircase, corner gas fireplace and daylight windows.

The center of the lower level has a family room with built-in bookcases surrounding a gas fireplace, patio doors that open to the paver-brick patio and access to a dining room. A kitchenette has a peninsula bar that seats six. There is a staircase that leads up to the three-car garage.

A fifth bedroom has daylight windows and a full private bath.

Directions: Ohio 48 south of Lytle-Five Points, east on Grand Cypress Boulevard

Home highlights: About 7,410 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, five full baths, 1 half bath, 5 fireplaces, sauna, theater room, hardwood floors, coffer ceilings, first-floor main bedroom, bonus room, walk-out lower level, loft, wet bar, wine cellar, 3 HVAC systems, wood windows, deck, patio, 3-car garage, circular driveway, 1.21 acre lot

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09:57 Monday 03 July 2017

Rogue traders will be warned against working in Ryton-on-Dunsmore with numerous signs and stickers handed out to residents.

Warwickshire County Councils Trading Standards, supported by Warwickshire Police, will be launching a no rogue trader zone in hotspots across the village.

Trading Standards officers will issue residents with no rogue trader door/window stickers and information booklets, following the theme of staying safe from cowboy traders.

Street signage will reinforce the message and act as a warning to rogue traders that they will be reported if they attempt to trade in the area.

Portfolio holder for community safety Cllr Howard Roberts said: Rogue traders are a menace, pressurising residents to have work carried out on their homes and gardens that is often unnecessary and always overpriced and poorly carried out.

No rogue trader zones have proved very successful in deterring rogue traders and bogus callers where they have been established across the county.

Im delighted that a no rogue trader zone is now being launched in Ryton-on-Dunsmore to help protect often very vulnerable and elderly residents from doorstep crime.

Trading Standards surveyed residents in the hotspot area. Most of the residents were aged 60 or over and almost three-quarters were at home for most of the day.

Of the residents who responded, 63 per cent said doorstep sellers were a nuisance in the area.

Two-thirds had had people knocking on their doors in the last year asking them to buy something or offering to do work for them.

Many of the residents reported doorstep callers had been persistent, aggressive, dishonest, intimidating, and intrusive.

One resident told the council officers, when she refused to open her front door, the rogue trader broke her gate to try to enter via patio doors.

Another cut down trees in a residents garden, despite being asked not to and stole ladders.

Rogue traders were also reported to have banged loudly on doors and not taken no for an answer.

PCSO Matt Havelock, of the Rugby rural central police safer neighbourhood team, added: Rogue traders call at your door and offer to do work on your home or garden that will be either unnecessary or vastly over-priced.

They have no formal training to carry out the work. Some have links with distraction burglars.

Dont ever go to a bank or cash point with the trader; legitimate traders would never do this and never allow anyone to pressure you into agreeing to have work carried out.

Do not open the door if you do not know the caller.

If you ask them to leave and they dont call 101 or 999 in an emergency.

If you do think your property needs some work, talk to a relative or friend who can help you find a reputable trader.

Never agree to any work or sign anything on the spot and if you are not sure, dont open the door.

Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to Trading Standards rapid response team via the Citizens Advice consumer helpline on 03454 040506.

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