Winding down the drive you know you are arriving somewhere special. Number One Boswell says it all. Sun splashed rooms will welcome you, warm and mellow hardwood floors, the glow from outside carried in from your private 3-acre parcel. Read the full article → from Come see the David Ferrini & Partners Southborough home of the week
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What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
Every time I drive by the old Capasso farm, I wonder what will become of the place. Today the Metrowest Daily News gives us an update on what’s been happening with the property. The Capasso family is actively trying to lease it, but to no avail. Read the full article → from An ice cream stand at Capasso farm? Doesn’t look likely.
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
What went on and off the market this week. Read the full article → from On the market this week
The snow has caused us plenty of grief this winter, but yesterday morning I was reminded of just how beautiful it can be. Read the full article → from Photos: Sometimes it’s lovely
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Several residents — myself included — had the thrill of spying a pair of coyotes frolicking on the ice off White Bagley Road on Sunday morning. Read the full article → from Photos: At least the coyotes like all this snow
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On this day in 1776, a weary Colonel Henry Knox and his band of men arrived in Cambridge after hauling 60 tons of artillery 300 miles all the way from Fort Ticonderoga in New York. With few roads along the way, it was a daring and brutal journey over snow and ice, and across lakes, rivers, and mountains. Read the full article → from On this day in history: The journey of General Henry Knox