Wrentham MA Townhomes

Buying

Lush, spacious, yet only minutes from two major cities: it could be plausibly claimed that this area has it all. What’s the ideal way for a buyer to find a townhome here? Although the average price in this region is $200 per square foot, our agency can help buyers find even better deals on units that are stunning. Our network of local professionals who specialize in real estate makes it easy for us to be notified of listings that have not yet made their way to the market. We offer these properties to our clients, who have first dibs on making offers. We hope buyers will join our extensive track record of successful, rapid sales.

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Most of the townhouses here are located relatively close to downtown, making it easy for residents to walk to a number of local restaurants, businesses, and other civic institutions. Inside, they are displays of inventive materiality and design. The kitchens, for example, do not always have a straight-forward L-shaped configuration, but instead have elaborate tiled archways that frame the central food preparation space. These tiled archways are present where wooden cabinets would ordinarily be, although in many homes the cabinets are consolidated into one large wall that is sited opposite of the archway. This single wooden “wall” often has cabinets that open by being gently pressed down on. A spring-loaded mechanism slides the drawer open, and then clicks shut when the drawer is pushed back into place.

The fireplace may also be creatively designed. Instead of a space that is recessed flush into the wall, the fireplaces here may be contained within a metal series of pipes and situated in a brick hearth-like region. This pot-stove like appearance generates extensive warmth and is easy to keep clean. Often, this type of heating element will be installed in other rooms of the home, especially the bedrooms.

The central living space typically has a number of different materials throughout, from an exposed brick wall to timber beams to elaborate tiled entryways. Wall to wall carpets are occasionally installed here as well, creating a plush and welcoming environment. In many of these units, ceiling fans with their own lighting element are installed in each room to offer individual climate control options. The bathrooms tend to be spacious as well, with beautiful views of the surrounding environment as framed through luxuriously tiled windows and other spectacular fixtures. The stand-alone bathtubs are designed for those who enjoy unwinding after a long day in a hot, large bath with adjustable features that can provide jets and bursts of pressurized water, creating an informal massage.

Selling

Selling a home is a major event in anyone’s life, with unexpected joys and challenges. For sellers who want to make their lives easier, we offer a series of targeted services which make it much faster to find a qualified buyer and an excellent offer. From the first posted listing to the final exchange of papers, our team of agents and associated brokers can take the difficulties out of the process, creating a seamless transition between home owners.

We also are experts in coordination and creating an environment that will appeal to visitors. In addition to being able to suggest different local staging companies that can transform an empty property into a beautifully furnished home, we can also handle all inquires about scheduling and visits, bringing enthusiastic buyers into your home.

Geographic Location

Bordered by the cities of Plainville to the south, Foxborough to the east, Bellingham to the west, and Franklin and Norfolk to the north, this community is distinguished by its abundant natural forests and proximity to Rhode Island. The city of Providence is approximately 25 miles away, while the city of Boston is roughly 32 miles distant. Interstate 495 works its way west to east through this city, while Route 1 cuts down in a north to south direction. Route 140, Route 1A, and a small segment of Route 115 also pass through the area. Several natural features are accessible by the public, including Lake Pearl, the Wrentham State Forest, the William A. Rice Recreation Area, Lake Archer, and the banks of Mirror Lake. The Stop River flows through the northeastern part of the community. Some public transit through the Greater Attleboro Taunton Regional Transit Authority is available.

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