Great loction and water frontage on beautiful Lake Maspenock, just minutes from Hiway and Commuter rail. This 2 bedroom 2 bath home has some recent updates. 2nd floor master with vaulted ceililing and skylite. Updated master bath with new cabinets, granite counter and full tile surround. Ist floor has large living room, fireplace in dining area, 2nd bedroom and full bath as well as laundry. There is a galley kitchen awaiting your updates.
Stop by this incredible new home and find something decidedly different! Its not your typical box colonial. From the multi rooflines outside to the open floor plan inside, the first floor is oak flooring and cherry/ granite kitchen. there is a spacious deck with seasonal lake views. The 20 x 18 vaulted ceiling master bedroom with giant walk-in closet, is a great place to retreat aand relax. there are 3 full bathrooms on the 2nd floor as well as walk-up to attic for future expansion.
Looking at the sales chart we can see good news. Homes are selling (up 13%) & faster (avg. 123 days).
While the avg. & median price is down I believe and recent news articles predict the Boston market may have bottomed out. Supply and demand is coming back in balance
Changes to the Homebuyer Tax Credit Law Both sides of congress have passed the bill extending and expanding the home buyer tax credit. click on the link to see the basics in a nutshell. This new version has a component giving a credit to current homweowners who sell and buy. This should stimulate the economy even further as every time a home is bought and sold, repairs are made, appliances bought, painters, plumbers landscapers employed.
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Senators have struck a deal to extend a popular tax credit for home buyers beyond those buying their first house, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's office said Wednesday.
Legislators also have agreed to extend the tax credit through the end of April, according to a Reuters report.
An $8,000 credit for first-time home buyers is set to expire at the end of November. Under a compromise reached by senators, the credit would be expanded to those who have lived in their home for five consecutive years, a Reid spokeswoman said.
The credit for repeat buyers would be $6,500.
The credit reportedly would be available for individuals making up to $125,000 a year and couples earning up to $225,000 per year, up from the current income limits of $75,000 and $150,000, respectively.
Reid wants to attach the tax-credit measure to a bill that would extend unemployment benefits
This is not a done deal yet, but all indications are it will become law! Stay tuned for further updates.
In my opinion, the first tax credit did a good job of stimulating the market for 1st time buyers. This expanded version takes it a step further- ofering the rebate to trade-up buyers, creating 2 transactions, they sekll their present home and buy a new one ( either bigger for a young family or downsize for an older family). It also increases the income level for eligibility.
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