This thoughtfully updated home in the Morley/King Philip/Hall district awaits its new owner. A showstopper kitchen remodel is the focal point of the first floor, which has opened the entire kitchen and dining space. An oversized center island is perfect for meal prep and congregating. There are granite counters, stainless steel appliances, double sinks, tile flooring and backsplash, and a beautiful greenhouse window. The large dining area accommodates formal or informal gatherings. A sizeable living
The Hartford County single-family market finished February with 706 contracts, a 2.2% increase over February of last year. The year always begins with a slow ramp up of activity as new listings come onto the market, and buyers begin to think about the spring. Market data shows that the inventory of available homes is still quite low in many towns. Buyers tend to behave in one of two ways when there are not a lot
Don’t miss 81 Fern, a stylish Victorian that has been updated to impress! The home receives high marks for character, with an oversized front porch, double entry, natural woodwork, fireplaces, and turned stairs. The foyer, living room, and dining room are all open to each other, providing a comfortable environment to relax and a wonderful space to entertain. However, it’s the thoughtful updates that will make you fall in love. The kitchen features stone counters
The Hartford County single-family home market opened 2019 with 604 contracts in January. The total matched last January’s deal count almost exactly, and set the stage for another strong year in the real estate market. It is far too early to even consider looking at town-by-town trends in detail. We typically don’t even try to interpret the nuances of the market until after the majority of the spring market rush has passed. At this point
Have you ever seen properties advertised as “Coming Soon” either online or with a sign in the yard? That type of pre-market promotion has been like the Wild West for agents. Individual agents each handled it a little differently since there was no real guidance. There were many misunderstandings, and some questionable practices, as both agents and buyers struggled to understand what “Coming Soon” meant on a property-by-property basis. Although most agents promoted their listings