Madison WI, Real Estate and Residential Rental.
The Coop Scoop
You may or may not know that I keep some chickens in the yard so if that is a pre-requisite for your next real estate agent, we’re all set. If it is merely and added benefit that your agent can advise you on coop design and the suitability of your yard for poultry raising then that is okay too.
Recently our coop was featured in the Madison Magazine. The print version featured a photo of my lovely girls (Lola and Evelyn) so the on-line version is far less attractive but here it is.
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