30 Seaver St Wellesley, MA: $1,249,000 (Wellesley, MA)

Chairman’s Elite Club

William Raveis Real Estate

Wellesley, MA 02482

voice mail: 781-694-4092

barbaramiller24@gmail.com

http://www.30seaverstreet.com

http://www.WellesleyHomes.biz

“In-town”-type home in Wellesley! Contemporized Arts/Crafts-style architecture with volume, open floor plan. MINIMUM MAINTANENCE yard with 5-minute walk to train! Granite gourmet kitchen opening to family room, then out to curving cobblestone patio. Nice enclosed side yard, graceful path & rock wall, fenced yard all prof. landscaped. **1st FLOOR MASTER-2 WALK-IN CLOSETS!!** Lower Level with sep. entr. offers space for office, au paire or guest suite. Strong location near shops, maj. routes.

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Property Information

Approx. Living Area: 3475 sq. ft. Approx. Acres: 0.37 (16180 sq. ft.) Garage Spaces: 2 Attached, Garage Door Opener
Living Area Includes: Finished Basement Heat Zones: 2 Forced Air, Gas Parking Spaces: 3 Off-Street
Living Area Source: Public Record Cool Zones: 2 Central Air Approx. Street Frontage:
Living Area Disclosures: 788 (approx) sq. ft. in LL included
Room Levels, Dimensions and Features

Room Level Size Features

Living Room: 1 12×17 Hard Wood Floor
Dining Room: 1 14×15 Hard Wood Floor
Family Room: 1 15×14 Fireplace, Ceiling Fans, Hard Wood Floor
Kitchen: 1 20×15 Hard Wood Floor, Granite/Solid Counters
Master Bedroom: 1 15×21 Walk-in Closet, Wall to Wall Carpet
Bedroom 2: 2 11×17 Walk-in Closet, Wall to Wall Carpet
Bedroom 3: 2 11×11 Wall to Wall Carpet
Bedroom 4: 2 11×17 Walk-in Closet, Wall to Wall Carpet
Bedroom 5: B 17×13 Wall to Wall Carpet
Bath 1: 1 Full Bath, Granite/Solid Counters
Bath 2: 1 Half Bath
Bath 3: 2 Full Bath, Granite/Solid Counters
Bathroom: 2 Full Bath
Bathroom: B Full Bath, Granite/Solid Counters
Office: 2 15×10 Wall to Wall Carpet
Office: B 11×22 Wall to Wall Carpet
Exercise Room: B 14×13 Wall to Wall Carpet
Office: B 11×13 Wall to Wall Carpet

Features
Appliances: Range, Dishwasher, Disposal, Microwave, Refrigerator

Area Amenities: Public Transportation, Shopping, Walk/Jog Trails

Basement: Yes Full, Finished, Walk Out, Interior Access, Garage Access

Beach: No

Construction: Frame

Electric: Circuit Breakers, 200 Amps

Exterior: Clapboard, Shingles, Wood

Exterior Features: Enclosed Porch, Patio, Gutters, Sprinkler System

Flooring: Wood, Tile, Wall to Wall Carpet, Marble

Foundation Size: 99999

Foundation Description: Poured Concrete

Hot Water: Natural Gas, Tank

Interior Features: Cable Available

Lot Description: Paved Drive

Road Type: Public, Paved, Publicly Maint.

Roof Material: Asphalt/Fiberglass Shingles

Sewer and Water: City/Town Water, City/Town Sewer

Terms: Seller W/Participate, Contract for Deed

Utility Connections: for Gas Range, for Gas Oven

Waterfront: No

• Location: Wellesley, MA

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2. 9 out of 10 convicted burglars agreed that they would avoid a house protected by an alarm system.**
3. Every two minutes, somewhere in America, someone is sexually assaulted.
4. Violent crime rose by double-digit percentages in cities across the country over the last two years
5. A Home Security System makes your home 3 times less likely to be burglarized.

Renting a home obviously is the easiest of these three transactions. In order to rent a home, usually the client needs to sign a lease. The lease is the contract between the leasee and the landlord. Typically, the lease outlines the requirements that the leasee needs to meet each month. It also outlines the the rent and the other costs associated with the renting of the home/apt.
It will also tell you about pets and the need for insurance if required. One thing to remember, as a renter, you are responsible to maintain the property in its current condition. If you damage the property, the landlord has the right to subtract the costs of repairs from your security deposit, which is typically one to two months of rent collected up front. Selling a home can be a little tricky. Some people try to sell their home on their own, without the help of a real estate agent. Obviously, if you don’t use an agent, you will probably save about 6% which is the typical fee the real estate agent will charge. However, most people believe that the 6% is well worth it.


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