Every once in a while, I come across a property that has such incredible details, it takes my breath away. 123 Cambria Court is one of those properties.

From the magnificent windows to the cherry floors to the wood detailing in the ceiling, I was speechless. (Well, speechless for a moment, at least!)

My focus while staging this home was to accentuate all of the property’s breath-taking details. It’s under contract already, but here are some photos so that you can swoon over it, too.

The combination of the cocktail area and enclosed patio just begs for a sunset glass of wine, don’t you think?

See more photos of 123 Cambria Court at the Realtor listing.

Curious about how staging your home can help you sell it faster? I’m happy to talk you through the process.

Have you ever caught yourself saying “Oh, I live in such an old house; it has so much charm” about your home that was built in the 1940s? I’ve been there. 

This property that I staged was old. Not 1940s old, or even 1920s old. 1200 Old Shadyside Rd was built in the 1700s.

Go ahead; take a minute to take that in. 

1200 Old Shadyside Rd sits on about 20 acres of what can only be described as fairy tale grounds. The property has its own creek, winding stone stairs that bring you to a hilltop vista, and tons of beautiful, lush trees. 

In short, it has a lot of character. And at over 4,500 square feet, it has a lot of space, too. 

 It may have been built in the 1700s, but the interior has been updated so that you aren’t missing any modern amenities. Take a look at this fairytale manor:

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Some homes just seem to have a little bit of everything: a huge lot, an amazing backyard space, windows upon windows, an updated kitchen, and an updated look set in a classic style.

This home was one of those. 

Seriously, look at this lot! 

Beyond the amazing outdoor space, the interior of this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home was light and airy, making for a great staging backdrop. When I was designing the space, I wanted people to walk in and feel “yes, this is my home.”

I wanted to create that sense of someone being able to settle in here easily and comfortably, because that’s what this house is made for. It’s made for entertaining, for living in, for enjoying a beautiful autumn day out in the yard.

So, simple, classic, and cozy was the theme here. Click the photos below to view some shots from around the home.

8 Latschar Lane has sold already, but if you want to see its original listing, you can check it out here.