Dennis, Massachusetts was named an All-American Town in 1978, and combines its traditional New England heritage with modern day conveniences. The villages of East Dennis, Dennis and South Dennis feature scenic historic districts dating back to whaling days, while tranquil tree-lined streets meander through Dennisport and West Dennis. Sixteen inviting beaches lie on the warm waters of Nantucket Sound to the south and on the crisp refreshing waters of Cape Cod Bay to the north.

Dennis also offers a number of recreation trails for hiking and cycling, and well developed business districts throughout town provide ample goods and services. Residents of Dennis feel a sense of pride in their home by the sea. The quiet little town, incorporated in 1793, was named for Josiah Dennis, a favorite minister.

As suitable land for farming was scant, Dennis became host to a fleet of whaling boats and a wide variety of other maritime industries by the 1800s. As the twentieth century approached and the glory days of sea captains faded, Dennis residents turned to commercial fishing and land-based industries.

Dennis comes into its own during the summer months, with special events every week. Home to the nation’s oldest summer theater, the Cape Playhouse, Dennis offers varied summer activities, with arts and craft shows, concerts on the village green and Dennis Festival Days, held in August, which celebrate the friendly heritage of this All-American New England town. For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in MA visit http://www.ma-virtualhomes.com . For MA relocation information go to http://www.relocationma.com . For a MA MLS map search visit http://www.virtualhomesmls.com .

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Pinto Lake Park Estates Gem

Situated on the outskirts of Watsonville and nestled between Pinto Lake Park and the Santa Cruz
Mountains you’ll find this manufactured home to be the perfect place to call home.

The contemporary layout offers an open floor plan with three bedrooms and two baths. In the
master bath you’ll find both a large soaking tub and a separate shower stall. Enjoy a cup of coffee from
the informal dining room while watching the ducks fly over the distant mountains.

The side ramp provides easy access to the home using a wheelchair or powered scooter. The
ramp can easily be removed if not needed. In back you’ll find a great area for a garden or decorative
plants. There’s even a well constructed shed that could be used for storage or a small art studio. Pinto
Lake Park, with its many fields and open areas is adjacent to the property and could be easily accessed
with a gate in the back fence.

Pinto Lake Park Estates is an all age park and every owner has access to the community pool
and recreation room. A great home, a great location, a great price – don’t wait this could be your next
home.

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Adjacent 40 acres = better than city living! More room for less money. Great shy acre on flat level ground wells are 30Ft. Adjacent to a gorgeous 80 acre green grass horse pasture dotted by huge Cedars. NO wetlands; not in the flood plain. 170 ft of road frontage. One of the prettiest settings in a long time. 3 bedroom septic design included *Power in the street *Shared well

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Sharon, Massachusetts has the appearance of a classic New England town, with its central Post Office Square marked by three tall white church spires and its tree-lined streets leafing green in summer and traced with delicate white lace in winter. But Sharon comes to life as a busy commuter town of professionals, academics, civil servants, and business people as well as local enterprises, restaurateurs, artists, and active participants in a network of civic organizations.

Residents of Sharon live mostly in single-family houses ranging from relatively modest ranches to luxury properties. Many townsfolk have second- and third-generation family roots in Sharon, but the town is also notable for its diversity and openness to newcomers. An Interfaith Clergy Council and an “Affirming Diversity” group foster cooperative understanding among several varieties of Christian and Jewish congregations, an Islamic mosque, and a Unitarian church, as well as adherents of Eastern religions, and the group sponsors an annual Martin Luther King Day Celebration.

The Sharon School Department oversees a high school, middle school, regional vocational school, and three elementary schools, including an Alternative School at East Elementary, all of which are committed to excellence in educating students.

Lake Massapoag is known for its concerts, fireworks, fishing and good swimming on Memorial Beach. From the 1800s until the 1940s, Sharon was a summer resort, drawing visitors to its many inns and hotels, where they would enjoy the clean air and the Lake.

Sharon proudly features the 2,250-acre Massachusetts Audubon Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary. The Community Center, a former resort hotel that the town acquired in 1967, offers activities, such as dance, karate, language lessons, chorus, chess, sports club, theater, community television, and a beach for swimming and fishing, for all ages. The Recreation Department and citizens’ groups sponsor a tots’ playground and several athletic leagues as well as community events like Square Jam, Fourth of July, Family Week, and First Night.

An active network of civic organizations, shared appreciation of the diversity of its population and a cherished history make Sharon a vibrant and highly livable community. For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in MA visit http://www.ma-virtualhomes.com . For MA relocation information go to http://www.relocationma.com . For a MA MLS map search visit http://www.virtualhomesmls.com .

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New Milford, Connecticut offers a gorgeous small-town landscape that could have come straight out of a Norman Rockwell painting: village shops lining Main Street, a historic town green and quaint atmosphere. Nestled along the Housatonic River in rural Western Connecticut, New Milford served as a hub for outlying communities in its early years. First incorporated in 1712, New Milford maintains its sense of tradition and small-town atmosphere with village art and craft fair days, parades, fireworks, community theatre, storytelling, caroling and bandstand concerts.

Since the 1950’s, this rural community has enjoyed significant residential and economic growth, with several high-tech firms establishing offices in town. Luckily, the community has modernized without losing its charm or its historical architecture. New Milford boasts an array of specialty shops and antique stores, gourmet restaurants, historic buildings and recreational sites.

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Wilton, Connecticut was incorporated in 1802 and has survived the interim 195 years with much of its small-town charm intact. A complementary mix of residential, commercial, and undeveloped sites make up the town of Wilton, located in the heart of Fairfield County.

Wilton has much to offer the prospective resident. Conveniently located near Stamford, Bridgeport, New Haven and New York City, the community enjoys a close-knit rural atmosphere amidst the suburban sprawl of surrounding towns. Wilton has an excellent school system, great parks, shopping, cultural activities and more. Wilton Center, with its gazebo and town green, offers the occasional concert, awards ceremony, dedication, plant sale or craft show presented by the town government or by one of the town’s many service organizations. Wilton has a large artist population and the town is rich with cultural activities from live theatre and concerts to art and craft shows.

In this area of the Norwalk River Valley, there is great natural beauty and a bounty of recreational opportunities. Devil’s Den Nature Preserve offers striking geologic features, gorges and over 20 miles of hiking trails situated on over 1,720 acres and is a popular area attraction. Nearby, the Katharine Ordway Preserve offers an additional 62 acres with hiking trails and arboretum.

For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in CT visit http://www.ct-virtualhomes.com .

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Offered by Dagyne Canney, Realtor
Prudential Green Mountain Realty
www.GreenMtnRealty.com
877-289-7100

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Offered by Dagyne Canney, Realtor
Prudential Green Mountain Realty
www.GreenMtnRealty.com
877-289-7100

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