Somerville MA Townhomes

Buying

Purchasing a property in the thriving metropolitan region of Boston is a dream for many. This particular city, with its excellent proximity and array of urban and residential features, is appealing to buyers on many levels. The median purchase price for a square foot of a townhome in this area is $500. However, if buyers contact us, we can help find better deals and beautiful homes. Also, over the years we’ve developed an extensive network of contacts that allows us to quickly pair buyers with the precise kind of property they are seeking. Whatever the particular constraints of budget, locale, or size, we excel at providing representation to our clients and helping them to find precisely what they are seeking.

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In keeping with the dense character of the surrounding neighborhood and city, the townhouses here are designed both to inspire a feeling of private sanctuary among those who actually live in the dwellings as well as prepare them to interface with the city outside. Bay windows commonly overlook busy neighborhood streets outside, while the interiors are furnished with the finest in both finishes and appliances. The bathrooms and kitchens are stunning examples of what great interior design can accomplish. Although much of the housing stock here was originally constructed before 1900, several newer units have recently come onto the market. These units often duplicate some of the floor plans of the older housing stock while adding contemporary flourishes, which means that the home feels cozy without being constraining. The bathrooms and kitchens are large but beautifully appointed.

In older homes, the kitchen traditionally occupied a position near the rear of the home and was sealed off in its own room. However, in contemporary design the kitchen may either be located more in the center of the home, or it will not be bound by solid walls. These newer kitchens tend to feature a galley style presentation, with the other half of the galley represented by an island. This island serves many functions; in addition to offering additional room for food preparation, it also doubles as a kind of social oasis for casual snacks, drinks, and conversation while the primary meal is being prepared. Some of these islands are equipped with a deep sink with a faucet that can be adjusted to switch from a straight water stream to pressurized jets that enable deep cleaning of dirty dishes. Other islands dedicate the majority of their space to cabinets and other forms of storage, while yet others are placed beneath an iron rack upon which numerous pots and pans are hung. This hanging method of storage not only frees up additional storage space in the cabinets, but also serves as a kind of aesthetic bonus, creating a memorable and welcoming display of cookware.

The appliances themselves are invariably brand new or recently replaced, and offer a range of adjustable features and amenities that makes them not only highly technically proficient, but also visually appealing. This is also true of the faucets and functional elements in the bathrooms, which have been designed to create a sense of well-being while being highly adaptable to specific resident needs. Many bathrooms experiment with having both a dedicated shower stall and a separate bathtub. These dual bathing options make it possible for a busy resident to either quickly bathe in the shower or linger for a long time in the bathtub.

Selling

Making an impression in a crowded market isn’t just about timing; it’s also about choosing the right details, the right photographs, and the right agency to help a seller connect with buyers. Our service has been refined throughout years of working in this city. We understand what makes buyers stop scrolling and start clicking. Most importantly, we are experts in creating successful matches between buyers and sellers. Open houses are not necessarily our preferred method of creating connections, as the sheer number of attendees can prevent a buyer from clearly seeing the structure. Instead, we arrange targeted visits that allow buyers to get a feel for the home, and subsequently make a very welcome offer to the seller. Sellers who wish to shorten the process of selling their home should contact us and sign up for the service.

Geography

Sited north and west of the city of Cambridge, south of the city of Malden, and east of Chelsea, this city has several distinct neighborhoods and business districts contained within its limits, including Prospect Hill, Winter Hill, Powder House Square, and Davis Square. In addition to a comprehensive series of subway stops and train stations, the area can be reached by Route 28 and Interstate 93. The relatively high urban density of this area means that numerous small parks are woven into the city fabric, including Lincoln Park, Perry Park, Nunziato Field, Foss Park, and the Sylvester Baxter Riverfront Park. The area is directly adjacent to Tufts University, which borders it at the northeastern corner. The Mystic River also helps form the northern boundary.

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