Medfield MA Townhomes

Tips on Buying in this Area

With an average purchase price of $250 per square foot for a townhome, Medfield offers luxury living for an excellent price. Situated near a slew of gorgeous natural scenery and a bustling town center, this area offers buyers the opportunity to live comfortably without having to break the bank. For buyers who want to get into this market, we offer a service that provides the most up to date listings combined with our thorough network of local agents, brokers, and homeowners. Once we know what kind of properties our clients are interested in, we can send out notifications that alert them as soon as those parcels hit the market.

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As to the market itself, the average dwelling of this type is spread over two stories and traditionally has a gabled roof with an attached garage. The kitchens typically are one of the most spectacular rooms in the unit, with gleaming hardwood floors, resplendent new appliances, and a marble countertop island with seating for several people. These ample rooms traditionally have oak cabinetry arrayed both above and below the food preparation areas, but in some instances a far more creative approach is taken with the cabinet space. An entire wall may be transformed into a built-in cabinet, with the doors finished in a dark wood. The spaces in the kitchen that would ordinarily be designated for cabinets are instead transformed into creative shelving, with plenty of room for recipe books, jars of cutlery, knife sets, and other visually intriguing items.

The primary living spaces in these homes usually have a fireplace. Depending on the year of construction, this fireplace may be of a vintage design, which is to say that it requires the homeowner to feed logs manually into the hearth. Fireplaces installed after 1980 tend to feature a panel of glass that can’t be removed. The fireplace itself is operated by a gas switch, and has a stationary metal “log” that acts as a place for flames.

How to List Property

Selling a townhouse in this area is partly a matter of luck and timing. With its abundant natural resources, the city is very attractive to outside buyers. The key is knowing how and when to list a property so that it catches the eye of the most qualified buyer.

Luckily, we offer a service that pairs excellent buyers with sellers. We can help arrange viewing appointments, and make sure that each person that comes to see a property is already primed to buy it based on its listed amenities. We understand that time is money, and so we’ve designed our service to expedite the process. Before we bring potential buyers to a home, we make sure that it matches their major criteria for a property, from its size, price, and location to certain special elements, such as skylights, outbuildings, or an onsite fitness center. Whatever property is being listed, we will find a perfect buyer for it.

We also help sellers with creating compelling listings that will stand out from the crowd. Through years of experience, we understand how to craft a listing to garner the most attention from potential buyers. From the original date of construction to the number of bedrooms and bathrooms to its total footprint in terms of area, we help each seller gather the information they need to make a splash in the market. We also can give pointers on photographing a space so that it shines in its best light. With the number of online postings, it’s important to understand the difference between a revealing shot and a missed opportunity. No matter what kind of property a seller may have, we can greatly reduce the time between its initial offering and the close of escrow.

Geographic Overview

Located approximately 17 miles from downtown Boston, this town has 14.5 square miles of land within its limits, and is bordered by the Charles River. Several green spaces are located here as well, including the Medfield Rhododendron Reservation, the Noon Hill Reservation, the Fork Factory Brook Reservation, and the Medfield Charles River State Reservation. Accessible by Route 27 and Route 109, most of the business district is located squarely in the center of the region, with Main Street and Spring Street acting as major routes to local businesses.

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