Expert Advice from Amy & Kyle Bergquist at Keller Williams Legacy Partners
I recently listed a charming 3-story, 1940’s colonial in the Morley elementary school district in West Hartford. The home is just under 2,400 square feet and offers 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. There is a large family room on the first floor, a formal living room with fireplace, and a formal dining room with 2 built-in hutches. All of the bedrooms are good sized, the master bedroom offers a large walk-in closet, and the third
I recently listed a sweet townhouse at the Farmington Woods condo community. This gated complex offers beautiful landscaping surrounded by opportunities to golf, play tennis, and swim at its multiple pools. The condo is privately located and is an end unit with 1388 square feet of living space. It offers 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, an updated kitchen, and a combo living room/dining room with crown molding, a fireplace, and sliders to a patio. Upstairs
Generally, I am not a superstitious person. I don’t bury St. Joseph statues in the yards of my listings (there will be a future blog on this), I don’t have a lucky pair of underwear that I wear to listing appointments, and I don’t read the horoscopes of my buyers to figure out if today is the day we’ll find them a house. However, there is one thing in real estate that I am overly
This is my lifeline to the universe known as real estate. I spend a lot of time with my phone. It lets me talk to current clients, potential clients, and annoying telemarketers. I also text quite a bit and read and send email from my phone. And surf the web. I can even look up MLS listings on my phone while I’m out with clients or just driving around. Well, I don’t drive and use
The Asylum Hill neighborhood doesn’t get as much attention as some other areas in Hartford. For those not familiar with the city, Asylum Hill is a Hershey Kiss shaped neighborhood bounded by the streets of Sargeant on the north, Woodland to the west and I84 to the east and south. Having riden the bus down either Farmington Avenue or Asylum Avenue nearly every day over the past four years, I’ve gradually realized that Asylum Hill