5177 S 350 E, Torrey, UT 84775 Special Features MLS #: 1217317 Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2 Total Sq. Feet: 1,932 Year Built: 2012 Price: $650,000 Description Complete Tranquility in this Distinctive Hidden Treasure! Upscale Custom-Built home (designed/built by owner: a well-known landscape architect + sculptor) featuring floor-to-ceilings windows to capture the views of Capital Reef Natl Park, polished concrete floors w/steel expansion joints, master retreat on 2nd floor w/balcony, exterior is steel/glass/wood, outside pizza oven, fire-pit, dual AC units. Call to show/access. Located in Notom, UT Agent Information Matthew Peterson RE/MAX METRO http://matt.peterson.remax-mountainstates.com 05/07/2014

Energy Audits for Historical Buildings like the Wayne County High School in Bicknell | Information gathered from any Utah energy audits in the Historic Areas of Wayne County, Utah will be used to determine energy efficiency, retrofitting and weatherization projects using funds from the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grants (EECBG). Retrofitting projects will include air infiltration, energy efficient windows and doors, insulation levels, weather-stripping and caulking, and electric base loads.   Using its EECBG formula funding to retrofit and improve the energy efficiency of a number of it's municipal buildings that will result in substantial reduction in energy usage. EECBG Formula grants can be used for energy efficiency and conservation programs and projects community wide,... 06/07/2010

Energy Audits for Historical Buildings in Utah | Information gathered from any Utah municipal energy audits in Loa, Teasdale, Torrey and Wayne County, Utah will be used to determine energy efficiency, retrofitting and weatherization projects using funds from the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grants (EECBG). Retrofitting projects will include air infiltration, energy efficient windows and doors, insulation levels, weather-stripping and caulking, and electric base loads.   Using its EECBG formula funding to retrofit and improve the energy efficiency of a number of it's municipal buildings that will result in substantial reduction in energy usage. EECBG Formula grants can be used for energy efficiency and conservation programs and projects community wide, as well as renewable en... 05/04/2010

A Guide to Success for Real Estate Assistants is a great book for Professional Assistants for only $37.09.  It Discusses organizing for an Efficient Office, Real Estate Office Technology, Assisting with Sellers and Assisting with Buyers. Special features highlight licensing issues, as well as quotes and "bright ideas" for achieving workplace excellence. A guidebook for the professional assistant, filled with practical and professional advice for organizing the workplace and assisting the agent to maximize results. Meets the professional training standards set by NORA (National Organization of Real Estate Assistants) and for instruction leading to the Accredited Residential Assistant (ARA) designation. Price:  $37.09  Order Here Click here for theRowlett Real Estate School / REcampus Bo... 04/28/2010

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Capitol Reef National Park Capitol Reef is not a well known place in comparison to the Grand Canyon, Zions National Park, or even Bryce Canyon. The terrain is beautiful here. Much diversity. Great hiking, mountain biking, camping, and sight seeing. There are places you can jump from waterfalls to pools below, There are many different types and degree of difficulty hikes throughout the area. Capitol reef has been a National Park since December 1971. You can read more here: http://www.nps.gov/care/historyculture/index.htm My family loved our trip here with several of our neighbors. There are nearby hotels, campgrounds, and towns to give all types of lodging. Stay right in the park in a beautiful grassy campground including RV's. Read more here: The Fruita Campground is often described as ... 12/18/2008

This past Saturday Darcy and I travelled to my Uncle's funeral.  I blogged over a month ago about his passing.  He had lived the last 20 years of his life in Australia.  It was kind of surreal, normally when someone dies you have the funeral while the shock of their passing is still fresh.  My Aunt, decided to bring my Uncle back to the small town where he was born and bury him along side his parents and other family members.  She decided that she would wait until the weather warmed up and the snow was mostly gone before having the graveside service.  Hence the time between his passing and the burial.  It gave time for things to settle, the sting of the loss is still there just not as sharp. The town where my Uncles and Father were raised is a small town in Southern Utah called Torrey. ... 04/20/2008