Falmouth · Swift House · Condo buying
Considering a Swift House condo in Falmouth? Historical property reporting identifies the Thomas Swift House, also called Vineyard Lodge, at 207 Shore Street. Send Amo Realty the complete listing address and unit number so we can discuss the particular home you are considering.
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The home you are considering
Older Swift House descriptions included a two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo with rooms on several floors, fireplaces and cedar closets. Those details describe a particular home, not every condo in the building. Check the current listing, floor plan and condition for the unit you want to view.
Before choosing a condo
Use the street address and unit number rather than the Swift House name alone. If you have an older property reference, send it with your inquiry so our team can identify the home and the questions you want answered.
Ask for the current floor plan and check stairs, bedroom locations, laundry and storage in person. Establish whether any fireplaces or other features described in an older listing remain in the home and what their condition is.
Request the fee and included services, planned work and assessments. Confirm parking, outdoor-space rights and maintenance responsibilities in the documents for the particular condo; an older advertisement does not establish current terms.
For a purchase, share the listing or your requirements with our brokerage team. For a rental, tell us your move-in date, lease length and budget using the separately labeled apartment inquiry. A condo offered for sale is not automatically available to rent.
Property identity reference: Emily Atteberry’s July 14, 2013 Falmouth Patch report. Older property descriptions are historical, not current prices, availability or a statement that every condo has the same features.
Your condo purchase
Send the listing or your search requirements, and tell our brokerage team what you want to discuss.