Looking For A Reason to Move-Destination: Plymouth

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Well, you live in Waterbury , pay taxes in Waterbury , and you work in…. Plymouth. Maybe you’ve just started working in the area, or perhaps you’ve been a constant presence on your job for the past 10, 15, maybe even 20 years or longer. Depending on where you currently live in Waterbury , a move to Plymouth just might make sense because

1. The taxes are lower. Compare a tax mill rate of 30.1 vs. 39.92 for the two areas. Not to mention that relatively similar houses in both towns are worth much more in Plymouth , and they have more space between houses . Nothing like having a large yard, for sure.
2. The school district is better. Visit the   Terryville School District   site to get more detailed information.
3. The quiet of a suburban setting. Nothing like being able to walk around the neighborhood with a sense of serenity and security.
4. The possibility of having a shorter commute to work. Consider if yo u work in Thomaston or Bristol – the direct path to any of these towns is much shorter from Plymouth than it is from Waterbury.

If the affordability of homes in Plymouth is a concern, a look at the recent real estate market stats for Plymouth will inform you that more than half of Plymouth ’ s housing inventory is listed under $300k , so housing in Plymouth is affordable.

There are, of course, many reasons why you may want to stay – but in these tough economic times, any way that one can save a penny is a good thing, and moving to Plymouth   may possibly be the best thing you’ve ever done.

To find out more about Plymouth , you can peruse the   Plymouth CT website.

Looking for information about homes in the Greater Waterbury area?

Buyers, need to find financing and advice on the home-buying process?

Sellers, looking for tips on how to make sure your home sells?

Stop by www.williamsplaces.com !

Courtesy of William James Walton, Sr ., Realtor, Century21 Access America

Serving northern New Haven and southeastern Litchfield Counties (Waterbury, Wolcott, Prospect, Naugatuck, Middlebury, Southbury, Watertown and Plymouth)