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Downsizing Help in Columbia SC
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Trust and Estate Law
Financial Services for Seniors
Senior Move Managers
Downsizing Concierge Service
PRESERVE
Space Planning
Photo Organizing
Interior Design
Art/Furniture Appraisal
DISPERSE
Estate Liquidation
Auction/Consignment
Junk Removal
House Cleaning
Places We Love in Columbia SC
Columbia is the charming and cultured anchor of South Carolina. As the Capital city and home to University of South Carolina, Columbia is a haven for retirees and empty nesters who love the warm weather and access to a wonderful mid-sized city experience in the south.
Columbia is home to Fort Jackson, where half of US Army recruits receive basic training, and The Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta is only one hour away. The Congaree National Park is home to old growth bottomland and a hardwood forest with both national and state champion trees. Additionally, the park hosts a rare species of fireflies that light up synchronously, hence the name of the city’s minor league baseball team: the “Columbia Fireflies.”
Midwood Smokehouse’s pork, brisket, and chicken BBQ is falling-off-the-bone delicious, and served on old-fashioned plates. Be sure to wrap up supper with a helping of banana pudding.
Tranquil and beautiful spots abound at Columbia Canal & Riverfront Park. Complete with many helpful park rangers, the park is perfect for joggers, walkers, bikers, seniors, kids, skateboarders, and dogs, too!
Craving something scrumptious? The Devine Cinnamon Roll Deli is our go-to for divine cinnamon rolls at a breakfast joint favored by locals.
Emily Douglas Park is perfect for younger children with Little Tykes playsets and swings and plenty of sand for digging. Even Fido can cool down at the splash pad and make new friends at the adjacent double gated, fenced dog park.
If you hear locals say “Meet me at the fountain,” they are referring to the Five Points Fountain. Serving as a gathering place, it is the center of everything, including dining, drinks, boutiques, and outdoor events. Calming water sounds and shade in the summer, then beautiful lighted trees during winter holidays make this an ideal spot.
Real Mexico Restaurant Y Tienda offers the best Mexican food in Columbia. Their great Micheladas, birria torta, and chicken fajitas are among favorites. Be sure to come early to get a parking spot, and stay a while to enjoy great wait staff surrounded by bright Mexican décor.
Rosewood was established in the 1920’s, and boasts many renovated and updated smaller homes in this quiet, tree-lined community.
Caribbean brined pork chops, Greek salad, burgers done to perfection, and an in-house distillery are all sure bets at Hunter-Gatherer Brewery & Ale House: an old renovated airport hangar in the center of everything.
City Roots, a three-acre urban farm, invites visitors to stroll their vegetable, herb, and flower gardens and say hello to the free-range chickens. Best of all, you can find their farm-to-table produce on menus all around town.
Fort Jackson is the largest and most active initial-entry training center in the U.S. Army, training 50 percent of all soldiers entering the Army each year. Gyms, pools, parks, hiking, officers and NCO clubs, a golf course, miniature golf, and a water park appeal to trainees, military families, and military retirees.
The public can enjoy The U.S. Army Basic Combat Training Museum, which is free of charge Monday-Friday and located on base. Extremely knowledgeable soldier staff members share personal experiences as visitors are guided through the steps to becoming an American soldier, from 1917 to present. Helicopters, tanks, guns, and many photo opportunities await outside.
For downtime, nearby Sesquicentennial State Park is a huge 1,400 acre park with a splash pad, lakes, fishing, walking and biking trails, camping, and kayaking. Guests have the option to pay a small entry fee or purchase an annual pass for entry to this, and all South Carolina State Parks.
With picturesque river views, whitewater kayaking, water tubing, canoeing, and fishing you have many options to get wet or just dangle your toes in the water at West Columbia Riverwalk. Visitors also enjoy fabulous concerts, walking, jogging, biking, bird-watching, and nature photography. With all these activities rolled into one enjoyable escape, several days or visits are needed to explore this park!
Come and get it! Zesto of West Columbia offers the best lightly-battered fried chicken, milkshakes, and ice cream rolled in chocolate and nuts. It’s no wonder it’s been considered a favorite place of locals since 1949.
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Save Money on Your Downsizing Move
Save Money on Your Downsizing Move There was a time (so we are told!) when you could downsize into a much smaller home and sell the majority of your unneeded belongings for a tidy profit.
How Do You Downsize: Summer Shoes
How do you downsize summer shoes? As with any other downsizing project, the key is to focus on the shoes that best suit your current needs. Now that it’s getting cooler, you may be ready
When You Find a Firearm in a Loved One’s Estate
Whether you find antique or modern firearms in a family member’s estate, it’s essential to know how to handle them safely and legally. Many people aren’t comfortable handling firearms and they want them removed promptly.
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Downsizing Help in Columbia SC
Downsizing Help in Columbia SC
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If you are in need of any type of moving assistance or downsizing help in Columbia SC, you should be talking to Jessica Brim of B. Moved. You can count on Jessica’s experienced team to handle challenges and make your project as stress-free as possible.
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Life Without a Linen Closet
I remember when our young family moved into our first “real” house, and I just couldn’t believe how many spaces for storage there were. In particular, I loved the linen closet. I had been accustomed to apartment living, where all four of our towels hung on a back-of-the-door rack, and we only had one set
What’s It Worth: Vintage Books
We often hear from clients that they want to know the value of their vintage books. Many of you have books that have graced your shelves for 40 or 50 years, or you may have volumes that you have inherited from family members. It’s a common belief that if books are old, then they must
Selling a Furnished Home
There’s a strange phenomenon going on with furniture these days. In our Downsizing business, we frequently struggle to find buyers, or even takers, of the quality furnishings in our clients’ homes. And on the other side of the move, we’re finding our clients are waiting months and months for their new items to be manufactured
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Places We Love in Columbia SC
Columbia is the charming and cultured anchor of South Carolina. As the Capital city and home to University of South Carolina, Columbia is a haven for retirees and empty nesters who love the warm weather and access to a wonderful mid-sized city experience in the south.
Columbia is home to Fort Jackson, where half of US Army recruits receive basic training, and The Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta is only one hour away. The Congaree National Park is home to old growth bottomland and a hardwood forest with both national and state champion trees. Additionally, the park hosts a rare species of fireflies that light up synchronously, hence the name of the city’s minor league baseball team: the “Columbia Fireflies.”
Downtown Columbia
Midwood Smokehouse’s pork, brisket, and chicken BBQ is falling-off-the-bone delicious, and served on old-fashioned plates. Be sure to wrap up supper with a helping of banana pudding.
Tranquil and beautiful spots abound at Columbia Canal & Riverfront Park. Complete with many helpful park rangers, the park is perfect for joggers, walkers, bikers, seniors, kids, skateboarders, and dogs, too!
Shandon
Craving something scrumptious? The Devine Cinnamon Roll Deli is our go-to for divine cinnamon rolls at a breakfast joint favored by locals.
Emily Douglas Park is perfect for younger children with Little Tykes playsets and swings and plenty of sand for digging. Even Fido can cool down at the splash pad and make new friends at the adjacent double gated, fenced dog park.
Five Points
If you hear locals say “Meet me at the fountain,” they are referring to the Five Points Fountain. Serving as a gathering place, it is the center of everything, including dining, drinks, boutiques, and outdoor events. Calming water sounds and shade in the summer, then beautiful lighted trees during winter holidays make this an ideal spot.
Real Mexico Restaurant Y Tienda offers the best Mexican food in Columbia. Their great Micheladas, birria torta, and chicken fajitas are among favorites. Be sure to come early to get a parking spot, and stay a while to enjoy great wait staff surrounded by bright Mexican décor.
Rosewood
Rosewood was established in the 1920’s, and boasts many renovated and updated smaller homes in this quiet, tree-lined community.
Caribbean brined pork chops, Greek salad, burgers done to perfection, and an in-house distillery are all sure bets at Hunter-Gatherer Brewery & Ale House: an old renovated airport hangar in the center of everything.
City Roots, a three-acre urban farm, invites visitors to stroll their vegetable, herb, and flower gardens and say hello to the free-range chickens. Best of all, you can find their farm-to-table produce on menus all around town.
Fort Jackson
Fort Jackson is the largest and most active initial-entry training center in the U.S. Army, training 50 percent of all soldiers entering the Army each year. Gyms, pools, parks, hiking, officers and NCO clubs, a golf course, miniature golf, and a water park appeal to trainees, military families, and military retirees.
The public can enjoy The U.S. Army Basic Combat Training Museum, which is free of charge Monday-Friday and located on base. Extremely knowledgeable soldier staff members share personal experiences as visitors are guided through the steps to becoming an American soldier, from 1917 to present. Helicopters, tanks, guns, and many photo opportunities await outside.
For downtime, nearby Sesquicentennial State Park is a huge 1,400 acre park with a splash pad, lakes, fishing, walking and biking trails, camping, and kayaking. Guests have the option to pay a small entry fee or purchase an annual pass for entry to this, and all South Carolina State Parks.
West Columbia
With picturesque river views, whitewater kayaking, water tubing, canoeing, and fishing you have many options to get wet or just dangle your toes in the water at West Columbia Riverwalk. Visitors also enjoy fabulous concerts, walking, jogging, biking, bird-watching, and nature photography. With all these activities rolled into one enjoyable escape, several days or visits are needed to explore this park!
Come and get it! Zesto of West Columbia offers the best lightly-battered fried chicken, milkshakes, and ice cream rolled in chocolate and nuts. It’s no wonder it’s been considered a favorite place of locals since 1949.
