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Dinner with friends, weekends on the patio and your own fenced backyard. This inviting Colonial brings together the space to entertain, outdoor room to unwind and desirable location access to restaurants, shops and local entertainment. A storage shed keeps tools and outdoor gear organized, and the side-entry mudroom provides a handy drop zone for coats and bags. Freshly painted interiors and hardw
Dinner with friends, weekends on the patio and your own fenced backyard. This inviting Colonial brings together the space to entertain, outdoor room to unwind and desirable location access to restaurants, shops and local entertainment. A storage shed keeps tools and outdoor gear organized, and the side-entry mudroom provides a handy drop zone for coats and bags. Freshly painted interiors and hardwood floors throughout create a welcoming backdrop for your own style. The kitchen pairs quartz countertops and stainless-steel appliances with gas cooking, glass-front cabinetry and a tile backsplash. A separate dining room opens into the spacious living room, keeping everyone connected from dinner through dessert—and giving you room to host the holidays yourself. Set on a corner lot, the home features low-maintenance aluminum siding, newer insulated windows, a new driveway and a roof approximately 12 years old. Enjoy dinner in Norwood Center, a show at the Norwood Theatre or seasonal concerts on the Common. Close to elementary school, McAleer Playground and Shattuck Park. Convenient commuter rail service to Boston and highway access keeping you connected.
Falmouth is part of the Upper Cape of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Its sixty-eight miles of coast along Buzzards Bay a
Falmouth is part of the Upper Cape of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Its sixty-eight miles of coast along Buzzards Bay and Vineyard Sound are coveted opportunities for purchasing a Cape Cod home. Sales volume in the area has remained stable in spite of the former problems with the housing market and the median price of a Cape Cod home in Falmouth is around three-hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars, with luxury waterfront homes starting at around two million dollars. Along Falmouth’s southern point is the town of Woods Hole, home to the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, National Marine Fisheries, and the Marine Biological Laboratory. Shops and restaurants cover the busy streets – most tourists coming in on the Steamship Authority ferry from Martha’s Vineyard. We invite you to come see why locals consider owning a home in Falmouth is more than just purchasing a house; it is owning a piece of history. From its pristine beaches to a quaint drive down Main Street, Falmouth represents an uncompromising standard of living. Our brokerage firm provides real estate services throughout Cape Cod, specializing in in-town homes and luxury waterfront estates. Local, experienced agents offer the accounting, confidentiality, disclosure and loyalty required of a Sotheby’s representative for every client – whether you are upgrading and selling your wharf-front condo for a larger home on the beaches or buying your first summer home in stunning Cape Cod. Local representatives will help you navigate the Cape Cod real estate market with confidence.