Lake Geneva Realtor Margaret Canfield, broker with @properties, is announcing a community open house for the Geneva National, Lake Geneva’s premier lifestyle community.
Margaret Canfield, broker with @properties in Lake Geneva, WI, is part of the newly formed Welcome Committee and they are spearheading an open house for the Geneva National gated community on June 2, 2018, from 12-4 p.m. “This is the first time in the history of Geneva National that the public will be allowed to get inside the residential gates and tour the community on their own,” said Canfield, a full-time Lake Geneva Realtor who specializes in transitional real estate due to the proximity to Chicago and its suburbs.
Geneva National was founded 27 years ago and was intended to be a vacation/second home for people. Today, it is now a gated, family friendly, full residential community with new pool facilities, a new homeowner’s association building and a board with a focus on outreach. Geneva National, which sits on 1,800 acres, ranges from one-bedroom condos to million-dollar homes. It also features three premier golf courses.
“The gates will be opened to the entire community during this very special event,” concluded Canfield. “Anyone can come in to take a look around, and you don’t have to be accompanied by a Realtor.”
Registration for the open house is at at the Clubhouse. Maps, passes and a list of open houses and builder homes will be open for viewing. For an aerial view of Geneva National, please visit https://vimeo.com/uniqueviewproductions/review/177501805/ead0d0e867.
About Margaret Canfield, @properties
Margaret Canfield specializes in the Lake Geneva market area condominiums and many styles of lake living. She is one of the top agents in Walworth County and a “Road to the Rolex Winner” with @properties for 2017. For more information, please call (262) 949-9272, or visit http://www.margaretcanfield.com. The office is located at 880 W. Main Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147.

As I view several homes on the market we are all in the same position. So, maybe the message is those parties don’t want to take on the time to list, market and sell your home. It will take longer. You already know you will have to adjust your price accordingly to the market conditions but should you put 75K into your home so that you can list it 75K less? That is a hard decision and I keep playing with my own numbers.
If the buyer can see the value and is willing to renovate I have plenty of suppliers to send their way. Yes, it will cost money but then the Buyer will get what they want and so will you. The chance to move on, move away and recreate.















