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Another First Time Buyer Sale in Franklin Ma by RE/MAX Executive Realty

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The first time buyer home at 4 Richard Lane in Franklin, Ma closed today.  This transaction closed with the guidance and direction from Nancy Maiorana of The Todaro Team of RE/MAX Executive Realty in Franklin, Ma.

This adorable ranch style home boasts seven rooms with three bedrooms, hardwood flooring, bright and sunny kitchen, fireside family room, tiled bathroom and plenty of closet space.

Character and charm radiate throughout this wonderful home for a first time home buyer.  It's located in a neighborhood setting with a wooded border and rock walls.

This home was listed at $264,900 and the selling price was $270,000 and closed in 30 daysNancy Maiorana of The Todaro Team did a fantastic job with this property, and the owner will be living at our 55+ community known as Meadowbrook Heights in Franklin, Ma.

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Barbara Todaro, Great Grandmother to Caleb, Santino, Aiden and Gianni       

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Barbara Michaluk
Weichert Realtors | Phone Direct 240-506-2434 | 301-681-0550 office - Silver Spring, MD
Leisure World Specialist / Full Service REALTOR

Congratulations on getting this home sold in Norfolk County, MA.  It sounds like the sellers moved to a senior community nearby.  If you know of any seniors interested in moving to Maryland, I am a Licensed Leisure World Specialist for the 55+ Leisure World of Maryland community in Montgomery County, MD just outside Washington DC.

Nov 23, 2009 11:49 PM
Barbara Todaro
RE/MAX Executive Realty - Happily Retired - Franklin, MA
Previously Affiliated with The Todaro Team

Barbara....thanks for commenting.....I will always keep you in mind if any one on my team has a referral to your area.....have a nice Thanksgiving

Nov 23, 2009 11:51 PM