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For $575,000 far from the daily grind: A Maine mill-turned-waterfront home

For 5,000 far from the daily grind: A Maine mill-turned-waterfront home The home, the site of several weddings, sits on 2 acres, but the buyers can purchase an additional 4.8. Continue reading at realestate.boston.com. The post For $ 575,000 far from the daily grind: A Maine mill-turned-waterfront home appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.

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This Spanish Mediterranean Colonial in Chestnut Hill set a record high sale price for Newton

This Spanish Mediterranean Colonial in Chestnut Hill set a record high sale price for Newton A rare Spanish Mediterranean Colonial in Newton is historic in more ways than one. The seven-bedroom, early 20th-century mansion at 152 Suffolk Road in the city’s Chestnut Hill neighborhood closed on Feb. 5 for $ 9,900,000, a record for a

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The hottest decorating trends for 2021 aren’t trendy at all — and that’s the point

The hottest decorating trends for 2021 aren’t trendy at all — and that’s the point In a pandemic that has us spending more time at home, people are clamoring for versatility, comfort, and a return to tradition. | realestate.boston.com The post The hottest decorating trends for 2021 aren’t trendy at all — and that’s the

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Report: US home buyers want to live in the city as much as the suburbs. But what about Boston?

Report: US home buyers want to live in the city as much as the suburbs. But what about Boston? US housing prices rose at essentially the same rate in urban and suburban areas last year. Continue reading at realestate.boston.com. The post Report: US home buyers want to live in the city as much as the

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