Today I present my new listing, a beautiful one-story home located in the desirable area of Mooresville in the immaculate Lake Walk community. This home has a fantastic location taking you to exit 36 from the main highway, I-77. The home is located at 109 Rosebay, Mooresville, NC. With proximity to Charlotte City Center.
Everything is close: shopping, restaurants, cafes, bars, and convenience stores. You won’t be bored in the community of Lake Walk either, as they provide lots of entertainment for its residents including walking trails, a swimming pool, a pet park, a playground, and even a pickleball court.
The recently build community is situated next to our famous, expansive Lake Norman with some of the higher-end properties offering waterfront views and water access reaching a price tag of over one million dollars.
But let’s talk about the beautiful home at 109 Rosebay Drive, presented by Premier South in Huntersville and listed by Joanna Pietkiewicz, Real Estate Broker. The creatively decorated home features three spacious bedrooms plus a convenient French-door bonus room which you notice upon entry.
A contemporary and spacious layout will please even the pickiest home buyer. That’s because the home’s modern amenities include stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, as well as, a luxurious shower in the primary bathroom. This immaculate, sunny home will undoubtedly provide convenience and comfort to its new home proprietors while offering a functional and stylish living experience.
Don’t forget to enjoy your morning coffee on the adorable screened porch or relax with a beer near the perfectly landscaped yard where you can barbeque your favorite burger.
This highly sought Mooresville community has an HOA that takes care of lawn maintenance and all the community amenities. This way you can concentrate on having fun and enjoying the neighborhood rather than worrying about repairs.
Let me know in the comments below how you like this home. All the photos were taken by a professional photographer. This complimentary service is provided to all of my clients.
Do you like being organized?
Not just in real estate but in any self-run entrepreneurial business, one needs tools that will assist in sustaining a manageable workflow while elevating performance — resources that are efficient and leverage productivity, as well as time.
You should know I’m a “techie” person, so I use lots of apps and online resources. I, for example, don’t use a paper calendar. I do most of my planning electronically. This way, when I am on the go, I have my schedule with me and know what’s going on. 
Also, I love Apple products, and I use MacBook, Apple iPad Pro, and iPhone interchangeably. On my phone and iPad, I have several apps that keep me organized and make my life easier.
Here are the top five apps and resources that I use in my business to keep myself organized. The apps pertain to project management, creative content, business development, scheduling, and grammar. 
Here is the list:
Todoist is a highly underestimated tool. It’s a to-do list in an app and desktop app. It’s a project management tool, tasks list, and lots more. I discovered it while searching for some useful apps on apple.com and purchased a yearly subscription. I love how it integrates with my online calendar and sends all sorts of reminders, thus keeping me super organized.
Spark. For all my creative work, social media posts, pages, slides/videos, flyers, I use Spark Adobe. Moreover, I own the entire suite of Adobe products, and I love them. Adobe keeps evolving and updating their tools. I find them to be very useful.
Haystack is for my business card, as well as all the ones I receive from my contacts. I can keep all of them in the Haystack app on my phone. It’s easy to share my business card with anyone I meet instantly. As well as scan a card I receive. Never fumble through a bunch of business cards again.
Acuity. For scheduling with others and keeping track of my calendar, I use Acuity. A powerful tool that has too many benefits to list. Time is needed to learn all the tools. Acuity has to offer, but in the long run, it’s worth embracing this smart apparatus.
Grammarly is probably one of my best investments so far. A tool that instinctively guides me in a style of writing that I wish to produce. Whether it’s a formal letter, engaging topic, or a story, I use Grammarly to check my blog posts, emails, notes, and all of my creative content. It does an excellent job of things a human editor would do. Furthermore, it’s an indispensable mechanism to exhibit and learn proper writing.
In conclusion, these are not all of the tools I use. But the top five provide a general overview for anyone whose business, blogging world, or the creative industry.
Best of all, practically anybody can use these tools.
What resources do you use?
Have a fantastic rest of the week!
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In this video, I discuss ten reasons why you should move to Charlotte, NC.
If you don’t already know, I moved to North Carolina from New York City five years ago, and I have never looked back since. As much as New York City is part of me and will always stay that way – it was time for a change, and North Carolina seemed like the perfect place to make that change.
After all, I wanted to live in a place that is semi metropolitan with easy access to the countrysides, farming, mountains, and nature. It seems that Charlotte fit the bill for all of the above.
One of the first reasons, if anyone is considering moving here, is that people in the south are super friendly. Everyone says hello to you wherever you go, and nobody thinks you’re crazy. That was not the case when I lived in NYC. In New York, people said hi to me when I went upstate or ventured into rural areas.
If you are looking to move to a city with an attractive suburban area, Charlotte is the place to be. We have some of the nicest subdivisions around the state. Many of them have various amenities for their homeowners, such as golf club access, swimming pools, clubhouses, and tennis courts.
Charlotte has so much to offer, but you have to discover the city for yourself as it is very spread out, and only a tiny portion of it is urban-like, the Uptown, also called the Downtown area.
Many events are happening throughout the year. And if you feel adventuresome, an abundance of day trips await you within an hour or two drive, including trips to Asheville, the Outerbanks, and the Blue Ridge Mountains.
To find out more, watch my video below for the other eight reasons why you should move to Charlotte, NC.
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