SOLD by Friday!

This is a perefect chance to buy this home with a fantastic yard, hardwood floors, lofted master suite with whirlpool tub. Two tiered deck on the back for picture perfect sunsets every night or you can watch the kids playing on the play ground. Huge windows on the west allow daylight to come into your living and dining room. Gas fireplace in the family room is perfect for those cold nights or fire up the sauna and melt your troubles away. You are far enough away from the city to see the stars at night, yet just minutes from downtown via highway 65.

The up north charm of rough sawn wood and exposed wood beams make you feel right at home. Insulated 2 car garage is great for your handy work and you have over an acre to call your own. The nature trail start just down the block for an evening stroll or bird watching. No homes are in your back yard for extra privacy.

What are you waiting for? Call me now for an appointment before this home is gone.

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"HOME by Friday!"

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Coon Rapids lost an icon during the last week. Have you heard of her before? If you have ever been to Crooked Lake Park or even the beach years ago, you most likely know to whom this story is about. The little store that almost goes unnoticed as you play at the park or drive by on your way home. The road that passes by once was a busy county road, now only the local traffic passes by. If you ventured in this 15 x 15 foot store you could quickly find what ever it was you wanted. If you brought a credit card or forgot your cash, you were instantly given credit by the clerk and owner. Could a place like this really exist in 2009? Indeed it did but, sadly Millie Buzzelli died recently.

Millie's husband Ted opened the store back in 1936 to serve Crooked Lake Beach in Coon Rapids, MN. My first visit came when I was still a kid enjoying the beach around 1976 grabbing some ice cream. My last visit was last summer on a bike ride through our neighborhood getting food for my next breakfast. The family isn't sure if they will continue this legacy but the community will certainly miss Millie.

Local TV news coverage

http://www.kare11.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=540571

And of course a fabebook group, even though Millie probably never visited the site.

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/group.php?gid=58058851559