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http://www.CherylCaldwellHomes.com – Newburyport Massachusetts is a small coastal city of about 20,000 residents located just 28 miles northeast of Boston.

An historic city with a vibrant tourism industry, Newburyport is a city with a long and rich history. A city where historic preservation has been the key to economic revitalization. A city whose foundation is based on maritime trade, and a city who values its historic sites.

If you’re seeking perfection, you’ve found it here at 55 Curzon Mill Road.

Located in a quiet section of the desirable Cherry Hill subdivision, you’ll find that this meticulously maintained Colonial., improved by the original owners, has it all!

Patio doors from the family room lead to the fenced in, landscaped backyard (with a hot tub!), and features a patio, and plenty of room to play. An irrigation system keeps the lawn green all summer long.

Natural sunlight flows through the oversized windows, and gorgeous hardwood floor grace the entire first floor.

If you love to cook, you’ll love this spacious kitchen with GE Profile appliances.

And if you like to entertain, the kitchen easily flows into the fireplaces living room. Cathedral ceilings and natural sunlight through the skylights just makes this room sparkle.

9′ ceilings throughout both the first and second level makes this home feel much larger than it’s 2,814 square feet.

The hospitality of this home extends to the second level, where you find four spacious bedrooms, including the expansive master bedroom suite.

Ample closet space, 2 1/2 bathrooms, first floor laundry, central air conditioning, a security system and a 2 car heated garage make this home a standout.

An unfinished basement provides additional expansion opportunity.

Located within sight of Maudsley State Park, complete with 19th century gardens and plantings, rolling meadows & towering pines, and just minutes to downtown Newburyport, Plum Island, an an efficient commuting location just minutes to the commuter rail, bus station, Interstates 95 and 495.

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http://www.DoloresPerson.com – Newburyport Massachusetts is a small coastal city of about 20,000 residents located just 28 miles northeast of Boston.

An historic city with a vibrant tourism industry, Newburyport is a city with a long and rich history. A city where historic preservation has been the key to economic revitalization. A city whose foundation is based on maritime trade, and a city who values its historic sites.

This magnificent custom built five year old Greek Revival inspired home boasts 3,633 square feet of living space on a wonderfully large, fenced in yard. This is a home for all seasons, and offers a spectacular heated, self cleaning in ground pool, great patios, a deck and even a putting green!
Offering 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, you’ll find the highest quality construction throughout.
Beautiful crown moldings, high ceilings, wainscoting and custom features throughout make this home a standout. Gleaming inlaid hardwood floors reflect light from the many windows opening to the pool and backyard.
If you enjoy cooking, you’ll never leave this chef’s kitchen which offers everything you need for whipping up a delectable meal or entertaining family and friends. The high end appliances you would expect to find in a home of this quality, such as a Sub Zero refrigerator, double ovens, a DCS gas cooktop, a warming drawer, trash compactor and not one, but two Bosch dishwashers.
This amazing master suite is anchored by a dramatic brick fireplace. The loft space above is perfect for an office or a sitting room, and features great views of the Merrimac River
For a personal tour, call Dolores Person at (978) 660-0967

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http://www.sharonmarealestate.com — Tour Sharon, MA neighborhoods, condominium developments, subdivisions, schools, landmarks, recreational areas, and town offices.

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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INFO: http://www.TheSobranGroup.com – This 10-year young immaculate and meticulously maintained colonial sits majestically high upon a hill overlooking cranberry bogs. One of many beautiful homes on a tree lined Cul-de-sac Street. Gleaming hardwoods, ceramic tile kitchen/baths. Invisible fence & sprinkler system in yard. Over 3000 sq feet provides spacious rooms. This is a bright sun filled home. 3 miles to Duxbury beach & 3 miles to center of town… Location + price=a great value!

Located in Duxbury, Massachusetts, just 35 miles south of Boston, this 10 year old immaculate and meticulously maintained colonial sits majesticaly high upon a hill overlooking cranberry bogs.

The yard is kept lush and green all summer thanks to an irrigation system.

If Fido is a member of your family, he is well protected with an invisible fence system surrounding the home.

One of the many beautiful homes on a tree lined cul-de-sac, it features over 3000 square feet of living space. With spacious rooms, it provides plenty of room for everyone.

Gleaming hardwood floors are found throughout, along with ceramic tile in the kitchens and baths.

With four spacious bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, this home represents the best value combination of a great location and a great price, and all just 3 miles to Duxbury beach and the center of town.

For a personal tour of this home, call Michelle at (617) 827-4885.

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http://www.PeggyDinger.com – Timing in life is everything. And for that discriminating buyer, the time is now to own this one of a kind property on over 1 1/2 acres of prime riverfront property in Cohasset, Massachusetts, a quintessential New England village located just 20 miles southeast of Boston. With it’s rocky coastline and easy access to Boston via Commuter Rail, Cohasset is an idyllic commuter town.
Once you arrive at this property at 29 Stanton Road, you’ll experience a scene that will take your breath…. and your mind to new horizons.
This elegant, yet comfortable home creates an ambiance that simply says “you’re home”. Set on a private cul-de-sac, you are walking distance to the train, North Scituate Center, Cohasset Harbor and Cohasset Village.
Sit on the deck… relax by the heated, oversized swimming pool…. smell the air… enjoy the ever changing vistas that change from hour to hour, month to month, season to season… The birds…. the kayakers… the reeds swaying in the breeze. It can all be yours.
The beautiful landscape is kept lush and green all summer long thanks to a timed irrigation system.
You’ll delight your senses with beautiful surfaces at every turn…. gleaming hardwood floors, stone, tile, granite countertops….
It’s the little things that make a difference…. radiant heat in many of the first floor rooms, not one, but two laundry rooms, plus two master bedrooms – one on the first level, and one on the second level.
This home is the antithesis of so many of the “cookie cutter” homes that you see on the market today. Top quality materials, numerous built ins, and surprises at every turn, this elegant home is a very intimate and livable home for today’s casual lifestyle.
And the views… what else can you say? With spectacular views at every turn, this home is tailor made to sooth your soul.
When you’re at home at 29 Stanton Road, you’ll know that you have truly arrived.
Welcome home.
To experience this home in person, call Peggy Dinger at 781-771-3270 for your own personal tour.

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http://www.CherylCaldwellHomes.com – Newbury, Massachusetts, established in 1635 is a town rich in history and beauty.  Its boundaries are filled with beaches, marshes and farm land. Newbury is also the home of the Parker River and a portion of Plum Island, providing ample opportunities for boating, fishing, swimming and bird watching.  Located next to the historic seaport City of Newburyport, less than 1 hour north of Boston and ½ hour south of Maine and New Hampshire it is easily accessible and becoming a well known tourist destination, while keeping its historic charm and character.
 
36 High Road was built in 1749 as the Parsonage of the First Church of Newbury for the Reverend John Tucker and his family.  This treasure stands proudly overlooking the Newbury Upper Green, which was once used as a training ground for the military.  The Upper Green is now better known as a town common, with a duck pond that doubles as a skating pond in the winter for young and old alike, a baseball field for little leaguers, the venue for the firemans muster during Yankee Homecoming events and is even home of the Annual Tree Lighting for the Town of Newburys own Christmas Tree. Its become a focal point looked upon fondly by residents and visitors alike, and the homes that border the Upper Green have become some of the most sought after addresses in the area. 

The home itself is as charming as it is historic and has been lovingly maintained and enhanced by the current owner. Upon entering through the expansive front porch, you are greeted by an elegant center staircase leading to the second floor. Period features and rich hardwood floors abound. A warm and inviting wood burning fireplace in the keeping room off the kitchen provide the perfect respite from cold evenings and wintry days.  The first floor consists of the kitchen, living room, dining room, family room and full bath.  A second staircase provides easy access from the kitchen to the second floor as well.  Four large, sunfilled bedrooms and full bath make up the 2nd floor plan. The walkup attic, currently unfinished, would make a tremendous master bedroom suite, au pair or guest suite. 

There is also a full basement with walk-out access providing more than ample space for storage. 

The home is located on a .61 acre parcel, providing additional opportunities for expansion.  Positioned at the foot of Rolfes Lane which was touted in 2006 by Boston Magazine as one of the 10 best addresses in Massachusetts – 36 High Road is a short 20 minute walk to downtown Newburyport, a leisurely bike ride to Plum Island, and a 5 minute drive to the Commuter Rail  into Boston. 
 
Newbury’s Upper Green properties, which rarely become available for sale, boast an average sale price of over $1 million – 36 High Road offers not only a tremendous investment opportunity, but ownership in a piece of history.

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