Come one, Come ALL!!! Come out to the OAKBROOKE Community - Fayetteville, Arkansas' newest and most authentic Craftsman-style neighborhoods - Fayetteville's Best Kept Secret!
Jon Williams with 93.3 THE EAGLE will be having a live remote. And, Maggie Moo from MaggieMoos Ice Cream & Great American Cookie Company in Fayetteville will be serving free ice cream and cookies! So, bring the family for a great time.
OAKBROOKE - Unlike contemporary cookie-cutter subdivisions, Oakbrooke is a step toward a complete community. Oakbrooke is a return to the beloved historic neighborhoods of the past, and an abandonment of the failing suburban sprawl experiment. Sustainability is the key word. While the urban concept of Oakbrooke is based on historic and often forgotten design principles, individual aspects of the community and homes are directed toward the demands of the new, highly technical urban homeowner.
And, no two homes will be alike...
Front porch swings and lemonade stands... parks, trees, and trails for family fun. Oakbrooke Community is raising the bar of neighborhood design in Northwest Arkansas with energy efficient and environmentally sensitive homes of "old fashion" character and quality.
We have 4 homes ready for you to close within 30 days. If you'd like something more "you", our professional Oakbrooke architect will custom design the perfect home, specifically for you!
Homes that are available and will be OPEN for your viewing in Oakbrooke :
- The Jamie
- The Victor
- The Morgan Fields
- The Taylor
Sunday July 25th from 4-7. Located just off of Rupple Road in Fayetteville.
Nicky Dou with Century 21 Exclamation Realty will be there ready to help you purchase your new home. Whether it's your first home or your last - Oakbrooke will have homes for everyone - A TRUE COMMUNITY! Tim Parham with Metropolitan National Bank will also be on hand to get your pre-approved - on the spot!
So, bring the family for a great time. Oakbrooke "where people live, not cars". 
1. Have the sun behind you, shining full on the front of the house for the exterior shot. Avoid extremely early or late in the day as there will be more shadows.
obvious, but isn't always done. The more area you show in the photo, the bigger the room appears to be. Avoid the "bed for sale" or "table for sale" shot at all cost! Make sure the bed, table or other furniture is part of a larger shot, not the only thing in the photo. If the space is small, try to frame the shot with the bed or table to one side and show part of a window, dresser or counter along with it. Remember, you're selling that room and the house, not the item of furniture.
6. Photographing bathrooms. Be aware of mirrors and if your reflection will appear. Toilet seats should be down, nice or "guest" towels out, and counters cleared.
house, don't be afraid to go in close. Sometimes because of trees or aesthetics a photo of the whole front isn't possible or desirable. Think about shooting just the front walk and door, or a great detail like a porch entry.
is showing. Most people have a tendency to aim straight (fairly level) and shoot. Before you press the shutter look at how much of the ceiling is in the picture. You want some, to show the height of the room, but you don't want the top 20% or more of the photo to be an expanse of white. The exception is (as in the picture to the right) when there is a feature or detailing of the ceiling that you want to highlight. Even then, make sure to get enough of the floor and room so that the viewpoint doesn't look odd.
and I am ecstatic!!! Not many people (around here - outside of ActiveRain) understand what that means and think I am goofy to be happy about points that "they dont understand" - but I know many of you reading this UNDERSTAND!!! 
