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A bit of character and a bit of vintage distinguish this 1940s Cape Cod just blocks from the bike path to the vibrant Ballston community.
Enter into a comfy living room with gas fireplace, built-ins and wood floors that extend through the main and upper levels. This room flows into the kitchen, offering desk space, pantry, washer and dryer. The kitchen features crisp white cabinets and appliances and is open to the dining room. Tucked at one of the dining room is a spot for reading, catching up on emails, or chatting with the sociable cook. Sliding glass doors open to a big deck and flat, fenced yard with a handy garden shed. Two bedrooms and an updated bathroom are on this level.
Looking for a home? There are plenty of houses and condos open for viewing this weekend.
Check out the Arlington Realty website for a full list of homes for sale and open houses in Arlington. Here are a few highlights:
Just Listed highlights Arlington properties that just came on the market within the past week. This feature is written and sponsored by Andors Real Estate Group.
Uncertainty is NO friend of markets. While that is especially true for the stock market, the impact on housing is much more nuanced, at best. I remember the conversations from the summer and fall of 2016, and the talk this year has echoed them perfectly.
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5642 6th Street N. is a charming, renovated home in the desirable Bon Air neighborhood!
The main level provides a bright and airy open concept floor plan, making the updated eat-in kitchen the true heart of the home. The family room has French doors leading to a fully fenced in yard with deck, patio and plenty of green space. Also on the main level, you will find a formal dining room, home office, and main level bedroom with it’s own full bathroom.
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The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact every aspect of modern-day life, from the way consumers buy their groceries to how employees connect to corporate systems. Learning is no exception.
Since the outbreak, online learning has become more central to people’s lives. And many plan to continue the trend: More than half of American adults who expect to need more education or training post-pandemic say they would do it online, according to an August 2020 survey by the Strada Education Network.