Sarah Hjort Real Estate

A North Olmsted split-level just hit the market and this one is worth a look.

Four bedrooms, two baths and 2,136 sq. ft. with vaulted ceilings that open everything up the moment you walk in. The eat-in kitchen has oak cabinetry, granite countertops and every appliance stays, including the Amish-made oak table that matches the cabinets perfectly. A sliding glass door takes you right out to a large deck and fenced yard that is just waiting for you to host a Memorial Day cookout.

Two wall-mounted TVs stay, family room and primary bedroom. Movie nights and lazy Sunday mornings are already taken care of.

When fall hits, cozy up in the family room and enjoy the wood-burning fireplace with insert that is designed so the home never smells like smoke.

And the garage. 462 sq. ft. of Nature Stone flooring, insulated garage door and tons of cabinet storage. Clean enough to use as a home gym or whatever you need it to be.

The sellers had this home professionally cleaned from top to bottom before listing, the lawn freshly fertilized and everything in order. They left it the way they would have wanted to find it if they were the ones buying. You can feel the difference when you walk through.

If you want to see it, reach out and I'll get you in.

Sold in Parma for $15,100 over list.

The sellers put real love into this home. The updates they made and the care they put in, you could feel it in every room. This wasn't a situation where they had to move. They had been talking about relocating for a few years and they finally decided to go for it.

Leaving a home you love is hard. Selling one is stressful and overwhelming on top of that. My job is to take as much of that weight off as I can so my clients can focus on what is actually ahead of them.

This job is never just about real estate. It's about people and the chapters they're closing and the ones they're walking into.

Multiple offers, a clean close and a little time left to say goodbye to a home they truly loved.

I built three more yard sign posts today. I'm happy to be busy and excited about what's coming.

(Don't judge the grass. I skipped fertilizing since the kids will be playing in it.)

These clients were relocating to a new city, which meant selling their Parma home before the move.

This one actually started when an old classmate and friend tagged me in a Facebook post from someone looking for an agent.

Sometimes those unexpected connections end up becoming really meaningful transactions.

March has a lot of people starting to think about lake season again.

One of the things that makes my Lake Milton listing unique is that it’s actually a two-home package. There’s a lakefront home right on the water and another home just behind it roadside.

It opens up a lot of possibilities depending on how someone wants to use the space.

If you know someone who’s been talking about lake life, feel free to share this with them.

Throwback to one of my listings in Fox Meadow in Medina.