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Sold Price: $364,000

Address: 6541 NE Wygant

We Represented: The Buyer

Living green is easy in this artistic and professional eco-remodel on NE Wygant.  This 3bed/2.5bath home boasts solar hot water, EnStar windows, bamboo and tiger wood flooring, and a 50-year metal “cool roof” - all on over 1/4 acre!

Recently SOLD for $364,000 with multiple offers.  For more pictures and descriptions check out the website: http://www.fix-anything.net/

New LEED Gold and Earth Advantage certified homes located at 5022/5028 SW Pasadena offer buyers a sustainably built flexible floor plan minutes from downtown. The lower level of each home can be used as a separate residence with its own outside entry, kitchen and bath. Hopefully this a trend we will see more often as children stay at home longer and boomers move in and stay with their families to reduce costs or supplement childcare. We have clients who trade rent in their home for nanny services dramatically reducing their living expenses. For under 400k ($385/$399) you get top quality in every inch of the 1803 square foot floor plan that includes;  3 bedrooms, 3 baths, garage, bamboo floors, wool carpet, and high efficiency windows, furnace and fixtures.  Smart design, sustainable materials, and affordable pricing earns developer Tony Koach a big thumbs up.

The nitty gritty green features; permeable pavers, drought resistant landscape, R-38 insulation in roof, R-21 in walls, built near open spaces, parks and SW Walking trail system, compact fluorescent light bulbs and compatible fixtures, energy star labeled appliances, FSC certified woods, advanced ventilation systems and much more. For a full list of sustainable features and to view the property contact us at- info@livingroomrealtors.com.

April 22nd is Earth Day. You can participate in the 39-year-old Earth Day tradition by making simple changes at home and in your community. There are a number of ways to observe this day of environmental awareness: plant a tree or start a garden, volunteer to pick up trash, or find an alternative to using your car. If you are looking for an event in your neighborhood or for conservation ideas for your garden, home, school, and business, check out www.epa.gov/EarthDay.