SRI SAPTHAGIRI CONSTRUCTIONS

   General Overview

• Property Title: A clear and descriptive title that helps identify the type of property. Example: “Spacious 4-Bedroom Family Home in Quiet Suburban Neighborhood”.
• Price: Clearly display the price or indicate if it’s “Price Upon Request.”
• Property Type: Specify if it’s a house, apartment, condo, townhouse, or commercial property.
• Location: Mention the city, neighborhood, and even street for clarity.
• Status: Indicate if the property is for sale, for rent, under contract, or sold.
• Listing Date: Show when the listing was posted to give an idea of how long the property has been available.

   Size and Layout

• Total Square Footage: Indicate the total interior space of the property, including all floors (e.g., “2,500 sq. ft.”). This helps buyers understand the overall size of the property.
• Lot Size: If applicable, also provide the lot size, which is important for properties with yards or outdoor space (e.g., “0.25 acres”).
• Number of Bedrooms: Clearly state how many bedrooms the property has. Include details such as whether there is a master bedroom or guest rooms.
• Number of Bathrooms: Include the total number of bathrooms (full baths, half baths, and any en-suites). Example: “3 Full Bathrooms, 1 Half Bath.”
• Other Rooms: Mention other notable rooms like a study/office, den, laundry room, or media room.

3. Features & Amenities

• Interior Features: List key interior features that stand out in the property. These could include:

  • Open Concept Living: Describe if the living area is open to the kitchen, creating a spacious and modern flow.
  • Kitchen Details: Mention the type of countertops (granite, quartz), the quality of the appliances (stainless steel, energy-efficient), and any unique features like a kitchen island or breakfast nook.
  • Flooring: Highlight the type of flooring throughout the house (e.g., hardwood, tile, carpet).
  • Storage: Detail storage spaces such as built-in cabinets, closets, or a pantry.
  • Fireplace: Mention whether there is a fireplace (gas, electric, wood-burning), and its location (e.g., “central living room”).
  • High Ceilings: If the home has a cathedral or vaulted ceiling, be sure to mention it as it adds a sense of space.

• Outdoor Features:

  • Yard Size: If there’s a garden, lawn, or backyard, specify its size and potential uses.
  • Pool: If the property has a pool, note whether it’s heated, an infinity pool, or just a basic one.
  • Deck/Patio: Mention any patios, terraces, balconies, or outdoor entertainment spaces.
  • Landscaping: If the property has lush landscaping or mature trees, highlight them.
  • Garage and Parking: Include information about how many cars can be parked, whether it’s a 1-car, 2-car, or 3-car garage, and any additional parking spaces (driveway or street parking).

4. Age & Condition

• Year Built: Knowing the age of the property helps buyers assess its condition and potential maintenance requirements. For example: “Built in 2005.”
• Renovations or Updates: If the property has been recently renovated or upgraded, mention the specific improvements (e.g., “New roof installed in 2022” or “Updated kitchen with modern appliances”).
• Condition: Describe the overall condition of the property. Is it move-in ready, or does it require repairs? For example: “Well-maintained, ready for move-in” or “Needs some cosmetic updates.”

5. Utilities and Energy Efficiency

• HVAC: Specify the heating and cooling system (central air, split system, heat pump, etc.).
• Energy-Efficient Features: Highlight any green energy features, such as solar panels, energy-efficient windows, or smart thermostats.
• Water Heater: Mention if the property has a tankless water heater or an energy-efficient model.
• Utilities Included (If Applicable): If this is a rental property, indicate whether utilities (electricity, water, gas, internet) are included in the rent.

6. Special Features and Extras

• Smart Home Features: Mention if the property is equipped with smart home technology, like security systems, voice-controlled lighting, or automated climate control.
• Home Office or Study: With the rise of remote work, many buyers are looking for dedicated home office spaces. If the property has one, be sure to highlight it.
• Sauna or Hot Tub: Any wellness or luxury features such as a sauna, hot tub, or jacuzzi should be highlighted for added appeal.
• Security System: Mention any built-in security features like alarms, cameras, or gated entry.

7. Property History (Optional)

• Ownership History: If relevant, mention how long the current owner has lived in the property and any improvements they made.
• Past Sales Information: If available, include details of past sales, which can help buyers gauge the property’s value over time.
• Home Inspection: If a home inspection report is available, you can mention it here, giving potential buyers peace of mind.

8. Location Information

• Neighborhood Overview: Briefly describe the community where the property is located. What is the vibe of the area? Is it family-friendly, urban, or suburban? Mention local amenities such as parks, schools, shops, or cultural attractions.
• Nearby Schools: Mention any nearby schools, especially if the property is suitable for families with children.
• Public Transport: If the property is close to public transit, include that detail. It’s especially important for urban properties.
• Walkability: For city dwellers, it’s helpful to mention whether the property is in a walkable neighborhood with close access to shops, restaurants, and services.

9. Pricing and Financial Details

• Price: Clearly list the asking price.
• Financing Options: If possible, offer mortgage options, monthly payment estimates, or direct visitors to your mortgage calculator.
• Taxes: Mention the annual property taxes (if available), as this is crucial for budgeting.
• Homeowners Association Fees (HOA): If the property is part of an HOA, mention the monthly fees and what those fees cover (e.g., maintenance, security, amenities).

10. Contact Information

• Agent Contact Info: Include the listing agent’s phone number and email for inquiries.
• Call to Action: Encourage potential buyers to schedule a viewing or get more information. Example: “Call today to arrange a private tour” or “Request more details or schedule a viewing.”

Property Title: Beautiful 4-Bedroom Colonial Home with Large Backyard
Location: 124 Maple Drive, Springfield, IL
Price: $475,000
Status: Active
Year Built: 1998
Lot Size: 0.35 acres
Total Area: 2,800 sq. ft.
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3 Full, 1 Half
Garage: 2-Car Attached

Property Description:
This gorgeous 4-bedroom Colonial-style home offers both elegance and practicality. The spacious open-plan living and dining rooms are perfect for entertaining, while the cozy family room with a wood-burning fireplace creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. The chef’s kitchen features granite countertops, high-end stainless steel appliances, and a large center island. The master suite includes a walk-in closet and a luxurious bathroom with a soaking tub and separate shower.

The finished basement offers a home theater, gym, and additional storage space. Enjoy the expansive backyard with a large deck, ideal for summer barbecues or relaxing evenings.

Features:

• Hardwood flooring throughout the main level
• High ceilings in the living room
• Large backyard with privacy fencing
• Fully finished basement with entertainment space
• Smart thermostat and security system

Neighborhood:
Located in a family-friendly neighborhood, this property is just a short walk from Maple Park, Springfield High School, and local grocery stores. Public transit is easily accessible, with a bus stop just two blocks away.