Located in the small four lot subdivision known as Mill Estates in Franklin MA is the 3910 s.f. colonial at 15 Camden Way. This home is under construction and offers eight rooms with four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and a three car attached garage. The lot is located on the cul de sac and has 4.12 acres of wooded land.
The framing on this home is 2”x 6” construction. There is an enormous 24’ x 28’ family room with a cathedral ceiling and a brick fireplace. There are hardwood floors throughout the entire first floor and stairway. The finish work throughout this home will consist of wide custom moldings, six panel doors and French doors.
The kitchen will have cherry cabinets, an oversized center island, granite counters and high end appliances. There will be a 14’ x 16’ sunroom off the kitchen. The master bedroom suite has a balcony, two walk in closets and a master bathroom with a jet tub, shower, double sinks in an oversized vanity and tiled flooring.
The amenities in this custom home are too many to mention plus the full farmer’s porch in the front. This subdivision is serviced by town water and private sewer.
This home can be purchased in its present state for $509,900 or finished with the above mentioned amenities for $769,900.
Directions: Chestnut Street to Mill Street to Camden Way in Mill Estates. This subdivision is located new the Norfolk MA town line.
Call Lorraine Kuney of The Kuney-Todaro Team at 508-380-9938 for a private showing.
The following is a brief history of Franklin MA as described on the site www.franklinma.com
Franklin Massachusetts is a suburban industrial community nestled between the Charles and Blackstone Rivers and is 22 miles southwest of Boston. Settlement of Franklin came late in 1676 and its early years had settlers involved in small farming and grazing. The town's abundant water power made for early industrial development. Soon there were cotton mills and boot and shoe manufacturers established in Franklin but the dominant industry from 1799 on was straw bonnet manufacturing.
In 1778 Franklin renamed itself to honor Benjamin Franklin and although over 30 communities in the colonies did that, Franklin Massachusetts was the first to do so. In return Ambassador Franklin showed his appreciation by sending the town a library of 116 volumes thereby making Franklin the first town in history with a public library!
Franklin is a center of a wide spectrum of architectural styles that have been proudly preserved in the town. Visitors will have the pleasure of seeing Greek Revival and Italianate buildings as well as High Victorian Gothic and Second Empire and Queen Ann styles.
About the Author:
Barbara Todaro is an award winning real estate agent with 35 years of experience and is the marketing agent for the Kuney-Todaro Team. The Kuney-Todaro Team is continually recognized every month as a top producing team in New England, since its inception over 10 years ago.
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