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My dream house was waiting for my arrival for a long time, and I was searching for the location for so many months. I was such a jerk as I couldn’t see the source to find my dream house even though it was in my access. I had contacted many local real estate agents, but none of them helped me.
I consulted one of the friends who recommended http://flaherty.ca/ for real estate Orangeville. I visited the site and checked the video presentation on Kevin Flaherty’s unique home selling system that really impressed me. I instantly contacted him for helping me in buying a beautiful house.
Depending on my budget, he showed me various homes for sale by owner. I really liked the photo gallery of the houses, and thought of checking the houses in person. Moreover, he also helped in saving thousands of money and mortgage system. I really loved the way he supported me from searching the ideal house to the closing event.
I was successful in purchasing my dream house, and the credit solely goes to Mr. Flaherty. I really want to thank him from the bottom of my heart for his knowledge and correct guidance. My high recommendation!
House of rock - for sale!
186 Balmoral Ave.
Description: A three-storey detached brick house constructed in 1914, with four bedrooms and six bathrooms.
* Living space: about 4,000 square feet above grade
* Lot size: 58 by 135 feet
* Asking price: $1,549,000
* Taxes: $10,569 (2008)
* Agent: Douglas Gubitz, Chestnut Park Real Estate Ltd.
Amenities: The house has many original features, including a vintage coal-burning fireplace in the master bedroom, and exposed brick where previous owners attempted a renovation that would have opened up the home from the main floor to the attic.
The finished basement features a recently built nanny’s suite with a kitchenette, bathroom and pine-ceilinged living space, as well as a separate entrance.
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Massive land tract is for sale.
Nearly 135 square miles of Vermont forest, more land than Grand Isle County, will go on sale today. The price: $26 million. Essex Timber Co., a Massachusetts-based group of investors, purchased most of the 86,212 acres in 1999 for $7.5 million when Champion International paper company sold off its land in Vermont.
The state and the Freeman Foundation paid $8.5 million for easements on the land to guarantee that traditional uses — both logging and public access for hunting, fishing and other recreation — would continue.
Those easements will continue to govern the property, so no major changes in land use are expected. The property could be subdivided into several parcels, but is being offered as a single unit. [source:burlington]
