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Old 06-01-2024, 03:26 AM
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Originally Posted by coffeebean View Post
Our 17 year old home here in The Villages has a new HVAC system with smart technology. We replaced all those push/pull plumbing valves in the house, including the water line for the fridge. We replaced all cabinetry with the exception of the laundry room with upgraded cabinets (no stiles which I LOVE) and soft close drawers and doors. All our counter tops have been replaced with Quartz, including the laundry room. Our water heater was replaced a couple of years ago. Our carpet was replaced with wide plank flooring by the previous owner so we didn't have to do that. Our floor plan is totally open (living room, dining room and kitchen) and it was built that way so this floor plan looks very modern.

Bonus......our bond is paid off. And.......we have gas appliances and water heater.

Please don't poo poo the older homes here in The Villages. Some of them are up to date.
You probably don't have a 40 minute golf cart ride to the nearest square either.