Real Estate

http://www.TheSobranGroup.com | Winding Country roads and quiet tree-lined lanes mark the southernmost tip of coastal Duxbury, and in 1926 the original estate known as BayMarO was set high on Elm Hill with commanding views of bay, salt marsh, and ocean beyond.

The distant white sands of barrier beaches include Saquish and Long Beach, and frame a centerpiece of historic Bug Light House. The exclusive 3-plus acre property, completely refurbished and recently upgraded on an impressive scale in 2006, is prominent and comfortably private, surrounded by park-like grounds and sprawling lawns. The one tenth of a mile drive winds dramatically past Island Creek, up to the circular courtyard with an abundance of lush landscape and mature trees.
BayMarO is well situated amidst an enclave of other estate setting homes on large land plots. Within close proximity to commuter routes serving downtown Boston, convenience and accessibility make this a much sought after location.
An unmistakable touch of metropolitan flair, the approximate 7,000 square feet of interior living space reflects notable luxurious charm and exquisite style. Particular care was taken to preserve period details, while blending state-of-the-art technical fittings and modern comforts in this 12 room 5 bedroom, 5 and one half bath home.
The classic, formal main entrance immediately beckons the harmonious flow of the bright and inspirational open floor plan. On the first level, the elegant original formal living room welcomes visitors with a marble hearth fire place, ocean views and French doors to a blue stone summer screen porch.
The large gourmet chefs kitchen is custom designed with cherry cabinets, solid cherry butcher block island, and granite island with wet bar. Exceptional top of the line appliances include 5 burner gas stove top, built-in coffee and espresso maker, 2 drawer beverage refrigerator, 2 drawer wine refrigerator, double convection oven, and warming drawer, all stainless, made by names such as Thermador, Bosch, Gaggenau and Uline. All are centrally located for ease of functionality to suit todays busy lifestyle. French doors lead to the 39-by-37 foot blue stone terrace with its architectural stone wall.
Natural transitions mark each passage between rooms, from the sun-filled dining area with a double sided fireplace and granite hearth, to the large coffered ceiling family room complete with its 60 inch built-in Pioneer Elite Plasma TV with home theatre speakers.
The $300,000 Smart Home System is wired for audio, video, computer network and lighting systems. Return home to coordinated lighting as it illuminates select interior and exterior areas. For entertaining, a touch of a finger sets ambient mood and volume linking complete room to room surround sound with your extended musical library.
Thoughtfully designed and brilliantly developed, the stone floor foyer is a showpiece on its own, linking mud room, garage, office, laundry, and powder room.
The gallery sized office with French doors to a private deck, offers quiet privacy with a generous amount of storage options and conferences. An exceptional residence including a total of five bedrooms, four en-suite, it provides ample space for either a large family or guests.
From the master suites spectacular views, lofty balcony, towering ceilings and gas-lit fireplace, to its wardrobe room with individual walk-in closets and spa-like bath with his and her built ins, sinks and leather bound medicine cabinets, it forms yet another stunning highlight.
The Library hall lined with built-in bookcases and windows seats leads to the billiard room and workout studio.
The Action compound floor and a vaulted ceiling add touches of practical comfort to this superb fitness room.
Just steps away is a pleasurable retreat in the fully wired billiard-room complete with cherry bar and 50 inch built-in Sony Plazma TV.
The new amenities offer 7 zones of radiant Heat, 5 zones of central air conditioning, and the entire property is protected by multiple premise detection methods and property boundary detection.
With two wells, the irrigation system easily allows for 1.75 acres of water coverage.  Generator back-up for storm coverage and electrical power outages makes for peace of mind.
Peaceful ocean breezes from across the bay evoke images of lazy afternoons and delightful evening gatherings on the expansive stone-walled terrace. Lower abutting acreage is conservation protected and provides walking trails, a skating pond and kayak dock with access to bay.
This sensational property is truly one of Duxburys unique estates, both historic and well appointed to suit the astute buyer. While every detail has been poured over with custom luxury and sophisticated living in mind, an air of quaint simplicity abounds, leaving BayMarO a most unique and treasured home.   
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In this video, I talk about prospecting and generating new business and how you go about finding new clients when your first starting your career.

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Join Toby as she shares her knowledge about real estate trends in the Las Cruces area. Toby will walk you through the buying/selling process as well as deciphering the first-time home buyer policies.

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http://www.woonsocketrihomes.com Tour Woonsocket, RI neighborhoods, condominium developments, subdivisions, schools, landmarks, recreational areas, and town offices.

Woonsocket, Rhode Island was first settled in the late 17th Century. The early settlers farmed the land and utilized the power of the Woonsocket Falls. The city’s abundant water power was a significant factor in determining the development of Woonsocket, which was mainly industrial. From the time it was first settled until nearly a hundred years later, Woonsocket was a quiet backwoods region inhabited by Quaker farmers and millers. The quiet serenity of this early New England community soon gave way to the first stirrings of the American Industrial Revolution.

Between 1810 and 1830, six manufacturing villages sprang up around Woonsocket. New settlers arrived from surrounding towns, Europe, and Quebec. In a short time Woonsocket became a bustling, industrial and ethnically diverse community.

Today manufacturing still dominates Woonsocket’s economy, but to a lesser degree. Woonsocket’s many residents work within the city as well as in nearby Massachusetts; Boston, Worcester, Providence and the Atlantic coast are all well within an hour’s drive. Woonsocket’s central location and easy accessibility makes the city an ideal location for business development and residence. For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in RI visit http://www.ri-virtualhomes.com . For RI relocation information go to http://www.relocationri.com .

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Property – First National Real Estate – Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand – Buy from the Experts – 64 3 307 8317 – Learn more – http://www.ashfirstnat.co.nz

Our experienced sales team prides itself on service and their knowledge of the area is second to none. As market leaders, this progressive company can satisfy any enquiry.
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http://www.RuoAndHaschigRealty.com – Built near 1920, this well-maintained home has a lovely blend of space. The lower level of the home is ideal for entertaining with large connected spaces for relaxed gathering & dining. The butler’s pantry pass-through to the fully updated granite & cherry finish kitchen allows the host to be close to guests. Want cozy? Then gather-up in the south facing sun room or three season brick porch. ‘This Old House’ just released the best older neighborhoods in the country. Nashua’s North End took 1st place for the State of New Hampshire! The North End, & especially Berkeley Street, possesses an enchantingly idyllic atmosphere, while being within walking distance to the very vibrant center of the city. Moms, dads, children, nannies & neighbors often walk the maple tree and sidewalk lined street. The North End borders Greeley Park, a place for summer picnicking & evening concerts, and is close to the Nashua River Rail Trail, a 17-mile-long waterfront bike route that sweeps across the MA border.

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http://www.roslindalemahomes.com — Tour Roslindale, MA neighborhoods, condominium developments, subdivisions, schools, landmarks, recreational areas, and town offices.

Roslindale, Massachusetts is a largely residential neighborhood of Boston. Originally part of the now-defunct town of Roxbury, which also included present-day Jamaica Plain and West Roxbury, Roslindale was annexed by the city of Boston in 1873. Once a classic street car suburb, Roslindale is now home to scenic Arnold Arboretum, a variety of historic architecture, first-rate restaurants and shops and a diverse residential population. Roslindale Square, the heart of the neighborhood, was recently honored with a National Trust for Historic Preservation Main Street award. For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in MA visit http://www.ma-virtualhomes.com . For MA relocation information go to http://www.relocationma.com . For a MA MLS map search visit http://www.virtualhomesmls.com .

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http://www.glocesterrirealestate.com Tour Glocester, RI neighborhoods, condominium developments, subdivisions, schools, landmarks, recreational areas, and town offices.

Glocester, Rhode Island is located in northwestern Rhode Island. It is bordered on the north by Burrillville, on the east by Smithfield, on the south by Scituate and Foster, and on the west by Killingly and Putnam, Connecticut. Glocester is basically a rural community, dotted throughout by lakes and ponds. Several of these bodies of water are part of the Providence Water Supply System.

Much of the northern portion of the town is set aside as state-owned parks and forests. The highest point in Glocester, and second highest in the state of Rhode Island, is Durfee Hill at 804 feet. Glocester was immortalized by renowned Rhode Island writer H.P. Lovecraft. Entranced by the town in 1923, Lovecraft expressed its picturesque essence in the rich prose of “Selected Letters”.

Early industry in Glocester consisted of farming, coal mining, lumber manufacturing, the manufacture of potash, forging, and the manufacture of cotton seed oil. Diverse industries such as cigar making, granite and marble quarrying, distilling, box making, hat manufacturing, and tin smithing have also been established in Glocester. Today, Glocester boasts a thriving business community of shops, restaurants, and first-rate visitor services. For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in RI visit http://www.ri-virtualhomes.com . For RI relocation information go to http://www.relocationri.com .

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Ranges First National Real Estate located in Belgrave, Victoria, Australia are proud to present this two bedroom, one bathroom house in Upwey. For open for inspection times visit www.rangesfn.com.au.

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The First Time Home Buyer’s Tax Credit can be a valuable tool to take advantage of the Calgary real estate market place. Laura Parsons with BMO takes us through the basics of the program and some creative options to utilize it.

This tip has been brought to you by CIR Realty (Calgary real estate brokerage). Featuring: Laura Parsons – BMO, Lindsey Smith – Corporate Training Manager.

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