Play areas.

[badmomma]

If you are looking to sell your home you may want to
include a play area. This would be attractive to many
parents.

A play area that will keep your young children in their own back yard, where you can keep an occasional eye on them, need not be an unattractive one. Include a paved area, if possible, for bicycle riding, skating, hopscotch, etc. The sandbox might be a sunken one, flush with the lawn, or it might be a raised box, an extension of a wall or fence that can be planted later. Such imaginative ideas as hollowing out and painting an old stump to be used for a puppet theater; getting hold of an unseaworthy row-boat which can be gaily decorated for playing Robinson Crusoe; or putting up a ladder for climbing the side of the tool shed or a garden wall, so that climbing in other areas may be out-of-bounds, are ideas that will keep the "gang" at your house. Of course you'll want to include a swingset as well.

from yardist.
Play areas.



This play yard is cute. Gives me some ideas for my grandbabies.

[hometowngrl53]

Great info and they pictures are really cute and thats a great idea to include this in the buying a home if you have children and what with some of the new ideas they have for play yards are fantastic

[flip_it_fast]

Great post! This is a wonderful idea for families with children. They are always looking to buy a home with a nice and safe yard for the kids and if they would find a ready-made playground it would really boost the appeal of the house.
I provide childcare at my home and they would absolutely love what is shown in the picture.

[hometowngrl53]

here is some more great play yards and sets for the kids and the back yards

Rainbow Play Systems is where imaginations soar!® Designing the perfect wooden playset for your family is quick and easy; select a safe base structure from one of our wooden swing set series and add any number of fun options and accessories to create childhood memories that will live on forever.

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