Expert Advice from Amy & Kyle Bergquist at Keller Williams Legacy Partners
This updated Colonial located in Hartford’s Behind the Rocks neighborhood is move in ready with refinished floors, fresh paint and plenty to offer its next owner. An enclosed front porch greets you and is a nice space for reading or enjoying your morning coffee. Inside you’ll see architectural touches such as natural woodwork, period moldings, and stained glass windows. The formal living and dining rooms are great for entertaining. On the first floor you’ll also
Bright, open and charming describe this cheerful West End Victorian. The home offers fantastic original woodwork with detailing, many built-ins and hardwood floors throughout. A front porch with both open and enclosed seating areas is the perfect place to enjoy the mature perennial garden beds which bloom throughout the spring and summer. Inside, a paneled foyer with bench seat welcomes your guests. The first floor has an open living room with stately fireplace and built-in
Steps from the historic Wethersfield Green in desirable Old Wethersfield, this 2-family would be a great owner-occupant or investor choice. The first floor unit has a charming front porch, open living room and dining room, eat-in kitchen with dishwasher and pantry, a full bathroom and one bedroom. Laundry is located in the basement for the first floor. Upstairs, the second unit encompasses the second and third floors. It features a mudroom space which opens to
“Close the door” is a time-tested piece of advice. Growing up in Vermont, the main reason to close the door was to keep the heat from getting out. Apparently barns are notorious for having open doors where I’m from. Being told to close the door was generally followed by a comment about how we don’t live in a barn. Which was true, we didn’t live in a barn. There’s a strong case to be made
The first three months of 2016 have been extremely active for the local real estate market. The number of single-family contracts that have been signed in the County is dramatically higher than we have seen in past years. There were 942 deals that came together in March, which was about 34% higher than March of last year. The County finished the first quarter 26% ahead of the first quarter of 2015. We’ve been watching the