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Marshfield MA Townhomes

Tips on Buying in this Area

With an average purchase price of $257 per square foot for a townhome, Marshfield is a relatively affordable yet gorgeous locale. The fact that the city is essentially surrounded by water on the majority of its perimeter means that beachfront homes are common, and with them incredible views and access to the sand. The modest urban density of the area has resulted in a vibrant yet relaxed downtown, which complements the roomy dwellings that are typical in this area. Whether a buyer is seeking a modest two bedroom residence near the center of town or a massive two story, four bedroom suite right on the water, we can help our clients find the ideal property. By contacting us, a buyer will be given access to listings as soon as or sometimes before they hit the general market. This is made possible by our extensive roster of contacts, who provide us with information far ahead of the general public.

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The beautiful homes in this region usually feature enormous kitchens with a full countertop and a separate island that often seats up to six people on one side. These kitchens to tend flow seamlessly into a large great room, which is often equipped with a fireplace for the winters and access to an elevated exterior deck for the seasonal months. The exterior deck is typically accessed via a set of sliding glass doors, which cast ample amounts of natural light into the home. The ceilings in these rooms tend to feature recessed lighting and elegantly plastered beams, adding dimension and texture to the room. The bathrooms are usually as spacious as the kitchens, with tile flooring and roomy showers encased in glass panels.

How to List Property

For those attempting to sell a property in this area, they already have the advantages of beautiful natural scenery and an attractive series of bustling villages. However, those things on their own won’t necessarily sell a property. The key here is connection and timing, specifically as it relates to finding a serious buyer. Search engines can provide an abundance of information that doesn’t always help a buyer find exactly what they are looking for. For that, a professional service is needed. Luckily, we provide just such a service, helping to match excellent buyers with motivated sellers. Whether this is the first time the property has been listed or its third, we can help accentuate the highlights and discern the particular amenities that will help find the perfect buyer.

Sellers often have difficulty listing their property in an objective way, simply because they are so familiar with it. Understanding what will appeal to a first-time visitor is a task that requires a very high degree of objectivity and professional real estate experience. By contacting us, a seller will have access to our extensive knowledge and our enormous database of qualified buyers. We specialize in facilitating great meetings and fostering long term relationships. We can also help with arranging viewing appointments in a way that does not inconvenience our clients. We make the process simple and effective.

Geographic Overview

Sited on Massachusetts’ South Shore, this city is 29 miles from Boston, and has a number of natural marshes, rivers, and ponds. The South River, the Green Harbor River, and the North River pass through the city, in some cases forming the borders of the town. The town also is home to the English Salt Marsh, the South River Marsh, Webster’s Wilderness, the Wharf Creek Estes Woods, and the West Brook Meadow. The eastern-most point of the city, known as Brant Rock, forms a peninsula into the Atlantic Ocean. On the other side is a small harbor, which includes several small islands including Everson Island. The Marshfield Municipal Airport provides service to small aircraft, and the town can also be accessed via Route 139 and Route 3A. There is no MBTA Commuter Rail line stop within the city limits, although there is a bus that provides service to the MBTA train station in Braintree. Several beaches line the perimeter of the city, and serve as a steady draw for residents and visitors alike. These beaches include Ocean Bluff, Rexhame, Blue Fish Cove, Fieldston, Blackman’s Point, Green Harbor, Brant Rock and Sunrise.

The town is made up of eight distinct villages which are called Marshfield Hills, Fieldston, Marshfield Center, Ocean Bluff, Green Harbor, North Marshfield, Brant Rock, and Rexhame.

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