Norton MA Townhomes

Tips on Buying in this Area

With an abundant supply of greenery, woodlands, and streams, this beautiful swath of the state offers buyers the opportunity to own a beautiful townhome near a bustling business district. The average purchase price per square foot is $190, and therefore the market is unsurprisingly competitive. Buyers who want to gain an advantage should contact us. By virtue of our extensive network that we’ve developed over years of being in the local market, we can send our clients updates on the latest listings and properties that are likely to become available. We can also facilitate meetings with local agents and brokers, and help schedule viewing appointments.

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Most of the townhouses in this region have their own attached garage with a paved driveway, as well as a landscaped portion in the front of their home. Frequently, a loft space or office environment will be located over the garage, providing a semi-private wing of the house when the resident needs to concentrate on a particular task. The front entryway is accessed via a set of stairs leading from the driveway, which opens up into a small front porch. This porch is often large enough to comfortably seat two or more people; in many homes, it becomes an inadvertent space for seasonal displays. Once the visitor steps through the doorway, they are greeted by beautiful vaulted ceilings that create a light, airy feeling. These high ceilings are frequently dramatically backlit with rows of recessed lighting, and often feature a fireplace in the center that serves as the unofficial anchor of the home. A dining space is usually located off the living space, and frequently next to the sliding glass doors, which allow access to the roomy exterior deck.

The dining room flows seamlessly into the kitchen, which traditionally has an informal dining space in the form of a kitchen island. This island can have a sink in the center, although in many places it has a smooth countertop that functions as a great place for a snack or quick meal. Cabinets line the walls, and lighting beneath them illuminates the granite countertops, as well as the new appliances. The dishwashers are traditionally very quiet, and the refrigerators usually have automatic ice makers. Tile is common as a floor choice, although hardwood is often used as well.

The kitchen leads to the staircase, which often has an extended landing in the form of a mezzanine overlooking the principal living area. This space is perfect for a few chairs or a couch, and can function as a kind of second living room or relaxation area. The bedrooms and bathrooms are located immediately off this area, and tend to feature walk-in closets and beautifully appointed fixtures and finishes. The master bathroom usually has both a shower and a bathtub, although the other bathrooms tend to either have a shower or just a bathtub. The bedrooms themselves are roomy enough to fit both a large bed and individual pieces of furniture. In some rooms, built-in shelving creates space for the display of books or other art objects.

How to List Your Property

For a seller who wishes to expedite the process between listing their property and closing escrow, we can help. Our service enables sellers to take an objective view toward their property, and help describe it in a way that will compel a buyer to request an appointment. We can offer advice not only on the details to include in the listing, but the number of photographs to include, and the best angles for that particular property. We believe that the difference between a competent listing and a great listing lies in how effectively the homeowner conveys the experience of living in that space.

We also are able to arrange customized viewing appointments that bring serious buyers to a seller’s door. Years of experience in the market have taught us that the fastest way to sell a property is to find someone who is very interested in it. This may seem obvious, but many agencies do not bother to find out what buyers are specifically interested in before bringing them to see a property. Our service connects buyers and sellers who share the same vision of what a great property is, and helps change listings into sold signs.

Geographic Location

Roughly 40 miles from Boston, this area is bordered by several neighboring cities, including Taunton to the east, Attleboro to the west, Easton to the east, and Mansfield to the west. For those who prefer to travel by car, it can be reached via Interstate 495, Route 140, and route 123. Although no MBTA Commuter Rail lines currently cross this district, it is serviced by the Greater Attleboro Taunton Regional Transit Authority, which provides bus service throughout the area. Numerous publicly accessible green spaces and recreation areas are located within the city limits, including the Woodward Forest, Lincoln Woods, the Blueberry Knoll Wildlife Area, the Charlotte River Road, Winnecunnet Pond, Meadow Lot, King Philip’s Cave, Brownsville Pond, and Rose Farm. There are several localities within the city, including Chartley, Crowe Farm Lane, and downtown Norton.

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