153 Sedgwick Road, West Hartford

Tired of tiny lots in West Hartford? Well here’s an opportunity to own a fantastic piece of land and a historic farmhouse, right in the Duffy school district! This vintage farmhouse sits on .64 acres, which boasts its original 2-story red barn. The home features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wrap around porches, an eat-in kitchen/family room, and a formal dining room with a fireplace. There’s a new roof and replacement windows. The listing price is

Presto, Change-O in West Hartford

Some people balk at the difference staging can make when selling a house. Well, let me tell you, I’m a believer. I recently listed a house in West Hartford that was staged to sell. I’ll be writing a more detailed blog about the process once it closes (it just went under contract today, after 7 days on the market), but I want to give you a preview of what a difference staging can make. This

Open House DOs and DON'Ts

As a buyer, visiting open houses is a helpful way for you to see several homes that might meet your needs, in a short timeframe. It’s also a great way to understand different neighborhoods, and pricing for houses in those neighborhoods. I host quite a few open houses on a yearly basis and typically I’ll see something new at each open house. These are the tips I’ve come up with for buyers to get the

10 Thomson Road, West Hartford

If you’re looking for a charming home within walking distance to West Hartford Center and Blue Back Square, this might be the one! It’s a 1759 square foot, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath colonial with nicely refinished hardwood floors and central air. There is a first floor family room, a 1-car oversized garage, and potential to finish the basement. The listing price is $297,500. If you would like to see the home, you can call me

The End is Near!

I regularly read articles about the imminent demise of real estate agents. You’ve seen them too. They go like this: The internet is changing how real estate is bought and sold; see websites A, B and C. Consumers now have access to information they never had before. As more folks peer behind the curtain, real estate agents are going to suffer from fewer deals and lower commissions. The end is near! Although I agree with