Let’s face it, basements can be creepy. Campy horror movies don’t send the unsuspecting co-ed down the stairs wielding a flashlight with last decade’s batteries because there’s something warm-n-fuzzy awaiting. Some basements are dusty, dark and disappointedly damp, the perfect backdrop for Hollywood diabolism or the perfect headache for a homeowner. When you’re in the market to change dwellings, maybe you hope it has a basement, maybe you hope it doesn’t. However, your sub-level doesn’t have to be the household …
