Expert Advice from Amy & Kyle Bergquist at Keller Williams Legacy Partners
This charming, updated Cape is move-in ready and a gem for first time buyers or downsizers. You’ll love the natural light and neutral paint pallet throughout. Oak hardwood floors and crown molding balance the space. The formal living room is nicely sized and has a wood burning fireplace. The updated kitchen features stone counters, tile backsplash, white appliances, a pantry, and a breakfast bar. It opens to the formal dining room which features a quaint
Don’t miss this excellent sweat equity or investor opportunity in Glastonbury’s popular Buttonball neighborhood. You’ll need to put in some work, but this well built home will shine when it’s done! With just under 2,000 square feet above grade and approximately 600 square feet of heated walkout lower level space, you’ll have plenty of room in this 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home. The main level features an open living room/dining room with wood burning fireplace and built-ins.
Fall is apple fritter season in Greater Hartford, and Glastonbury is the center of the local fritter scene. We made the sacrifice of visiting each of the main fritter vendors to compare and contrast. Belltown Hill Orchard Fritters are sold in the pick-your own field, rather than at the main shop when you enter the property. Served in a low container, the eight roundish fritters were sprinkled with a powdered sugar mixture. They were cooked
A welcoming front porch, mature shrubbery, perennials, and young fruit trees provide great curb appeal for this move-in ready ranch. Inside, the living room is a comfortable, bright space with a picture window and pocket doors. It leads to the remodeled kitchen which features cherry cabinets, granite countertops, and a tile floor. A wall of windows in the oversized sunroom makes it a charming space. It’s a flexible room that can serve many purposes; a
One of our yard signs disappeared from a listing in Glastonbury, so my daughter and I investigated. What we’ve learned is that the Town of Glastonbury recently began enforcing a zoning regulation about where real estate signs may be placed on a property. They need to be set back one distance from the street when there is no sidewalk, and a different distance from the sidewalk. The vast majority of Greater Hartford real estate agents