Best Home Lots in Sterling?

Seems that two lots are available off of Newell Hill Road on a street named Wyman Way. One of the lots come with this description:

Leave the world behind down the 800' wooded lane leading to your private 400' driveway! Come home to a sunny clearing in the 9+ acres of pristine wilderness, just steps away from your private beach front on East Waushacum Pond for boating and swimming. A one of a kind site set on dead-end common drive, tucked away off a small road with dcr land all around. Rough drive, site work and a 5br septic field have been completed with costs negotiable!

One lot is at $249,900 and the larger lot is priced at $365,000 (likely the most expensive single family lot in the town). Really nice (if you have the $$$).

Best Home Lots in Sterling?

Seems that two lots are available off of Newell Hill Road on a street named Wyman Way. One of the lots come with this description:

Leave the world behind down the 800' wooded lane leading to your private 400' driveway! Come home to a sunny clearing in the 9+ acres of pristine wilderness, just steps away from your private beach front on East Waushacum Pond for boating and swimming. A one of a kind site set on dead-end common drive, tucked away off a small road with dcr land all around. Rough drive, site work and a 5br septic field have been completed with costs negotiable!

One lot is at $249,900 and the larger lot is priced at $365,000 (likely the most expensive single family lot in the town). Really nice (if you have the $$$).

An Idea can change your life!!!!

Morning Section kazhinjappozhekkum thakkudu mashinu karyam pidi kitty..”pani palee”pinnedu vanna ella lecture classum oru dheerkha nishwasathode anu teachers arambichathu..”Shhh...Keep Quiet !!!!!!" "thallandaa ammavaa ...nannavillaaa"  (allaa....ariyan padillathathu kondu chodhikkaaa.. ithil kooduthal enganeyaa njagalu nannavaa???").



appozhaa njagalu oru karyam sradhichathu… njagal 12 peru ee seating arrangementil chennu pettathu oru moolayil anu.. Kashtame kashtam..teachers vare njagale sradhikkunillaa...(ayyadaa.. raksha pettillee ennu chodhikan varatte.....camera is working.. oru tharikidasum nadakillaa..") purathekku noki irunnu koode manduse?? Ennum chodhikandaa..njagalude aa sideil kummayam thechu minukkiya chumarukal allathe oru janal polum illadey.ayyooo...

njagal ee 12 "pavam" kuttikal classinte edathe attathe kootukar anu..oru single column). Njagalkum bhaki kootukarkkum idayil aghathamaya oru ghartham undu ennu venel ariyaam....athayathu communication is not possible!!  Bhaki  benchesinu edayil ithrem gap illaa... (karanam enthanenno?? "opposite poles always attracts" athra thannee)




haa.. angane oru anthavum kunthavum illathe irikkumbhozhanu  lecture kettu urangi thala deskill chennadicha edikulathinte thalayil amittu pottunnathu... "enthu bore ado evide?? Namuku ee block oru apartment akiyalo??? Oroo benchum oro flat…eppadi??"  poooyyyyy ...what an idea sirji...ithu kalakum…ellarum ore swarathil paranju... Aal Izz well!!!

An Idea can change your life!!!!

Morning Section kazhinjappozhekkum thakkudu mashinu karyam pidi kitty..”pani palee”pinnedu vanna ella lecture classum oru dheerkha nishwasathode anu teachers arambichathu..”Shhh...Keep Quiet !!!!!!" "thallandaa ammavaa ...nannavillaaa"  (allaa....ariyan padillathathu kondu chodhikkaaa.. ithil kooduthal enganeyaa njagalu nannavaa???").



appozhaa njagalu oru karyam sradhichathu… njagal 12 peru ee seating arrangementil chennu pettathu oru moolayil anu.. Kashtame kashtam..teachers vare njagale sradhikkunillaa...(ayyadaa.. raksha pettillee ennu chodhikan varatte.....camera is working.. oru tharikidasum nadakillaa..") purathekku noki irunnu koode manduse?? Ennum chodhikandaa..njagalude aa sideil kummayam thechu minukkiya chumarukal allathe oru janal polum illadey.ayyooo...

njagal ee 12 "pavam" kuttikal classinte edathe attathe kootukar anu..oru single column). Njagalkum bhaki kootukarkkum idayil aghathamaya oru ghartham undu ennu venel ariyaam....athayathu communication is not possible!!  Bhaki  benchesinu edayil ithrem gap illaa... (karanam enthanenno?? "opposite poles always attracts" athra thannee)




haa.. angane oru anthavum kunthavum illathe irikkumbhozhanu  lecture kettu urangi thala deskill chennadicha edikulathinte thalayil amittu pottunnathu... "enthu bore ado evide?? Namuku ee block oru apartment akiyalo??? Oroo benchum oro flat…eppadi??"  poooyyyyy ...what an idea sirji...ithu kalakum…ellarum ore swarathil paranju... Aal Izz well!!!

Too Much Light

We invited our good friend, Dave Emond, over to our house to take some professional pictures of the inside of the house. Unfortunately, it was actually TOO sunny and bright inside and we were getting glare in all the shots. Here are a couple nice ones he captured. The top picture is taken from the dining area looking toward the stairs and kids play area (the cleanest it's ever looked and will ever look again).

The other picture is of our bedroom - I wanted to show everyone how the sliding barn doors turned out. We used these beautiful solid wood doors salvaged from an office building remodel. Most of the doors were full view glass doors, but we used the only solid door for our bedroom. Most of the doors in the house were traditional swing doors, but in two places we used this inexpensive barn door hardware that we found at Tractor Supply. Tractor Supply came through for us on two occasions when we couldn't afford the expensive designer look we wanted. We used galvanized hog fencing for the railing on the stairs and balcony at the cost of $39 for a 10 foot sheet!! And our building inspector was fine with it because it had small enough holes. And then we found this sliding door hardware at a fraction of the cost of the stuff we were originally pricing out. So we are really embracing this whole barn theme, after all. We finally got some fresh snow yesterday, so tonight I'm going to try to take some outdoor shots as the sun goes down. The house looks awesome at night with the light shining up out of the cupola windows.

Too Much Light

We invited our good friend, Dave Emond, over to our house to take some professional pictures of the inside of the house. Unfortunately, it was actually TOO sunny and bright inside and we were getting glare in all the shots. Here are a couple nice ones he captured. The top picture is taken from the dining area looking toward the stairs and kids play area (the cleanest it's ever looked and will ever look again).

The other picture is of our bedroom - I wanted to show everyone how the sliding barn doors turned out. We used these beautiful solid wood doors salvaged from an office building remodel. Most of the doors were full view glass doors, but we used the only solid door for our bedroom. Most of the doors in the house were traditional swing doors, but in two places we used this inexpensive barn door hardware that we found at Tractor Supply. Tractor Supply came through for us on two occasions when we couldn't afford the expensive designer look we wanted. We used galvanized hog fencing for the railing on the stairs and balcony at the cost of $39 for a 10 foot sheet!! And our building inspector was fine with it because it had small enough holes. And then we found this sliding door hardware at a fraction of the cost of the stuff we were originally pricing out. So we are really embracing this whole barn theme, after all. We finally got some fresh snow yesterday, so tonight I'm going to try to take some outdoor shots as the sun goes down. The house looks awesome at night with the light shining up out of the cupola windows.

Australia Day

We have really been out and about this month, in spite of the sweltering heat. Last weekend we spent a few days in the bush, only an hour or so down the road from our place. We enjoyed the opportunity to explore a little further than a day trip allows.

We paddled in creeks filled with guppies and water skaters. Josh was disappointed to discover that this version of paddling did not involve canoes. It was so hot, and our car airconditioner is once more on strike, so any accesible creeks were considered fair game to cool ourselves off.

My favourite spot was Natural Bridge, a fascinating arch and cave caused by a creek eroding the sand stone. There are glow worms, but they are not visible during daylight hours.

Outside looking into the cave.