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You can find this property on our website here.

This property can be found at 34 South St in Brockton, MA.

This 6,200 square feet grand house features ten bedrooms, seven baths, fireplaces, and great architecture throughout.

Here are some photos of the amazing house.

For more information, contact Ryan Fleming at 617-721-7081

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This great place can be found at 19 Lake Street in West Peabody, MA. 

This one story 1,471 square foot property features three bedrooms, two and a half baths, and a pool!

Here are some photographs of this beautiful house.

For more information contact Sun Kim at 857-206-3881

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This great property is at 124 Princeton St in Gardner, MA.

The property has a great rustic feel and is right on the water of Parkers Pond!

This 1234 square feet building features three bedrooms, a basement, garage, and gives you the freedom of 1.33 acres.

Here's some photographs of the beautiful property and [...]

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While holidays are the right time for visiting new places and having fun, it is important that you plan well to get maximum value for your time and money. Once you know where you want to go and have enough vacation funds, it is time to decide on a good, reasonable lodging option to accommodate your [...]

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Who knew we had a Newton native on the hit sitcom "Friends?"

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Josh and the Jamtones, rocking out in Newton Centre!

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The "Simply Marble-ous" Treasure Hunt Is On!

Save the Harbor/Save the Bay is partnering with JetBlue Airways again this year for the 3rd annual "Simply Marble-ous" Treasure Hunt. It is free and easy to enter. If you find a marble on your favorite beach from Nahant to Nantasket, just take a photo of yourself with your marble, post it on Save [...]

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As the last decade has shown us, it's not enough to get into a home of your own -- you have to be able to stay there comfortably and affordably, including having enough of a cushion to ride out rough [...]