Weymouth MA Townhomes

Buying

What could be more desirable than being close to a major metropolis and the splendor of the Atlantic Ocean? For this reason, the townhomes in Weymouth are both highly desirable and surprisingly affordable for the region, with average prices hovering around $250 per square foot. Buyers who would like to see a comprehensive survey of the market should contact us for more information, as we can provide not only tours of individual homes, but suggestions on properties that may soon be coming to the market.

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The townhouses here are often designed as complexes, with a grand central courtyard acting as a space not only for trees, landscaped shrubs, and flowering plants, but also other shared amenities such as a community swimming pool or hot tub. Some of these complexes have a rolling meadow that can be used for picnics or seasonal sporting games, such as recreational volleyball or a casual game of soccer.

The interiors of each of the homes is a study in refined elegance, with fireplaces made out of brick and stone. In some cases, the homes will have a grand cathedral ceiling and a fireplace with a long tiled wall that stretches to the top of the ceiling. These tiles are multi-colored, and reflect the recessed lighting from the ceiling and the natural lighting from the banks of windows that surround the central living space. These spectacularly large fireplaces are most common in units built between 1970 and 2005, although they can be found in other homes depending on how tall the ceilings are.

Loft spaces are common, and track lighting is also commonly employed to spotlight various parts of the house. The track lighting may be arrayed on a slender curving steel bar, or on a straight track that is very easy to spot within the bright white decor scheme of the kitchen. Many kitchens favor a galley style presentation, and instead of a window over the sink, the sink is positioned so it faces outward into the living room. In many set-ups of this type, a “window” will be fashioned out of a wall, so that the person using the sink looks out through a portal in the wall itself, leaving space on either side for additional cabinets or shelving.

Many of the bedrooms here have unusually shaped windows that are triangular and create a welcome lighting effect. These windows are usually installed in bedrooms that also make use of the sloping line of the roof to create a geometrically vibrant space that is also airy and relaxing. The closets are installed along one wall, and often have space directly above them that can be used for additional storage of any number of objects and paraphernalia.

Selling

Those who have owned property in this area for years understand how lovely the city and its environs are. How can a seller communicate this information in a listing while also accurately describing the virtues of their own property? Sellers who contact us will be given the benefit of our extensive expertise, not only in terms of putting together a description and photographs of their home, but also in addressing potential buyers, arranging in-person viewing appointments, and accepting the best possible offers from a group of qualified buyers.

Like any great service, personalized visits and customized connections generate much better returns than an anonymous roll call of possibilities. Sellers who enlist our agency will start fielding excellent offers almost as soon as the listing hits the market.

Geographic Location

Located along the coastline just south of Boston, this community has several distinct neighborhoods which are broken up into geographic directions: North, South, East, and also Weymouth Landing. The municipality is bordered by the cities of Braintree to the west, Hingham to the east, Rockland to the south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the north. Route 3, Route 53, Route 3A, and Route 18 pass directly through the city, as does a train station along the Kingston/Plymouth commuter rail line, and also two along the Greenbush Line. The Cadman Conservation Area is located in the northern section of the city, as is Webb Memorial State Park, Great Esker Park, Pratts Meadow, and the Wessagussett Wetland and Woodland Historic Area. In the south portion, Whitmans Pond, the Cavern Rock Area, and Weymouth Great Pond can be found. The Forest Street Conservation Land is also located here. The Bradford Torry Bird Sanctuary is located close to Route 3, as is Gagnon Park.

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