Robyn Rodriguez Real Estate

Y’all, I love a split level home. I know this could be divisive with Gen X, but there’s something about the separate spaces that I adore; especially for families with noisy kiddos! 😂 or folks that work from home! This home is beautiful and had a recent price reduction; message me if you’d like to check it out!

Listed by: Danielle Bresnahan your WA & AZ Agent with Realty ONE Group Turn Key

STILL AVAILABLE!! MLS 2459504 beautifully updated split-level home, ideally located in a desirable gated community within the sought-after Sumner School District. This 2,397 sq ft home features 5 bedrooms and 3baths with an updated kitchen open floor plan with vaulted ceilings, freshly painted interior and exterior. 1/3-acre lot offers room to play, garden, and entertain with gorgeous views. Recent upgrades include a new furnace, new AC, and new water heater. Lower level includes a large bonus rec room perfect for additional living space. RV Parking &Tesla EV charger included. Move-in ready and full of updates!

Please stay safe everyone. Anything soft and absorbent has to go. 😭

Cleaning up after flooding? Protect yourself from mold, sewage, harmful chemicals, sharp objects, and other health risks by wearing protective gear. Wear gloves, an N95 mask, goggles, boots, and a long shirt and pants.

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I’m so glad this Coupeville family was okay! It is startling how impactful closing your bedroom door before bed is; close before you doze!

This is why it's so important to close before you doze! A Central Whidbey family lost their home to a devastating fire this week. The blaze occurred early Sunday morning in a neighborhood south of Coupeville. Everyone made it out safely. Though the home was lost, a powerful example was left behind of why it’s so important to close your doors before going to bed! Even thin interior doors can significantly slow fire spread and buy time. During a fire, the temperature of a room with a closed door can remain less than 100 degrees while one with an open door can exceed 1000 degrees and become lethally toxic, according to the Fire Safety Research Institute! Please always remember to close before you doze!