Boxborough Condos
Overview
The majority of condos in this town have been built after 1970, which means that luxurious amenities are not only common but typical for this area. The town, which is located roughly 30 miles away from Boston, is located near forests, swamps, and small lakes, giving it an ideal balance of nature and a tight-knit, small town community. The average purchase price for a unit is $200 per square foot, with a typical monthly association fee of $250. The properties here are split between stand alone units on large lots and complexes with multiple units bundled together. In the case of the former, the proximity to natural features, such as old growth forests, are emphasized, while in the case of the latter, shared amenities such as fitness centers and hot tubs become a focal point.
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Regardless of which type the property may be, for those who wish to list or buy a condo in Boxborough, we offer a specialized service that expedites the search. By signing up for our service, our clients receive the extensive expertise we’ve developed over years of working in the market, as well as the most up-to-date listings and information about current and future properties. For those who are looking to buy, we can arrange viewings rapidly and on a convenient time-table, while for those who are looking to sell, we can help you find a buyer who is seeking exactly what you have to offer. We have built our business on understanding how to foster long lasting, productive relationships between buyers and sellers, and look forward to helping our clients find what they want, when they want it.
Inside the Market
Many people are drawn to the elegant, yet ample, amenities the typical dwellings in this town provide. In terms of materials, the exterior of most units is made from clapboard or brick. Grand front entryways to complexes are common. On occasion, these entryways feature a cloth canopy, while in others a solid timber or concrete portico provides shelter from the elements. Invariably, the lobby space features a small grouping of furniture. The vast majority of complexes do not exceed three stories in height, although elevators are frequently provided for the occupants of the building. Complexes tend to be designed around a private, central courtyard, which can feature landscape elements that form a garden or surround recreational facilities such as a pool or tennis court.
Stand alone properties, on the other hand, are usually located on large lots that feature an attached garage and a circular driveway, although in some cases the driveway is located next to the unit in a straight line. These stand-alone units often have cathedral ceilings or inventive arrangements involving mezzanines and loft spaces, creating grand light wells that illuminate the interior. Special flourishes, specifically with custom glass panes and specific lighting fixtures, distinguish the interiors of many of the units in this area. Because most of the properties have been constructed after 1970, open floor plans are more common than the more defined, walled off plans of previous eras. This occasionally gives rise to the use of inventive decor, such as interior columns and half-size walls that provide a sense of the boundaries of a room without eclipsing the visual throughline.
The city’s property values are likely to continue to rise as new developments, specifically in the office and commercial sectors downtown, are proposed and approved. The town center has been growing at a steady rate, with a number of new buildings recently having completed construction. Some new residential complexes are also potentially about to break ground within city limits. If approved, these projects will add hundreds of units of additional housing to the area over a relatively large plot of land. The modest density of these proposals would preserve the current urban fabric of the city while also creating opportunities for new investors to buy into the market. Whether or not these specific developments come to fruition, they are indicative of the high value of the area. Cities that have a thriving community and a number of established businesses will always attract development interest. It is likely that this city will continue to be a source of interest to real estate developers and homeowners long into the future.
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