Big news from Fairfield Beach! My client just scored a double beach parcel — perfect for building a dream home to rent to students and summer vacationers. 🏡☀️
Here’s the twist: During due diligence, I confirmed that only ONE home could be built because one parcel was landlocked with no street access. Another buyer made a much higher offer, thinking they could put TWO homes on the property… and lost out.
Because we researched the state and local zoning regulations, my client avoided a costly mistake and secured the property at the right price.
✅ Moral of the story: In a competitive beach market, the highest offer doesn’t always win — sometimes the smartest one does. An experienced local agent will guide you through due diligence, protect your investment, and help you use the facts to negotiate the best deal. Here’s another success story of how my clients won the bid!
✅ Added Bonus: This purchase is Part 2 of my client’s beach investment strategy. He simultaneously secured this double beach parcel along with the former “Ice Cream Shop” cottage across the street. This move added two key assets to the cottage- beach access and parking. These are two huge perks that escalate the value of the cottage that formerly had only one small parking space and no beach access!
📲 Thinking of buying or selling in Fairfield Beach or Westport? Let’s make your next move a smart one.
12 Sugar Plum Lane, Fairfield, Connecticut is ready for showings this week. List price was $639,000. The sale price was $664,000 (104% of ask!)
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Welcome to a Hidden Gem in Fairfield’s University Area!
Private, peaceful, and full of potential—this 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath split-level is tucked behind hedges on a beautiful .21-acre lot.
Features include hardwood floors throughout, open living and dining room, and an eat-in kitchen with granite counters, Whirlpool appliances, and backyard access. A quaint little garden room with imported tile connects the dining room with the garage and completes the main floor. A few steps lead up from the foyer to three bedrooms and a full bath with tub and shower. Pull-down stairs access the attic space for storage.
The lower level offers a convenient and charming family room with a built-in shelf around the periphery. A new French door leads to an adorable alcove with an Italian tile floor that provides access to a powder room, the crawl space with storage, and the unfinished area with laundry and door to the backyard.
Energy-efficient features include a new roof in 2020, windows with top-rated insulation and UV protection, insulated garage, attic, and crawl space, and updated furnace components with forced air heat. Bonus service contracts include furnace service through November 2015 and safety valve sewer insurance coverage until January 2026. 12 Sugar Plum Lane has been lovingly maintained and is ready for you to move in and make it your own.
This home is a true retreat close to the train, highways, abundant amenities on nearby Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield’s bustling downtown, and beaches, plus you can get to NYC in a little over an hour.
Image: Festive Penfield Beach in Action on 4th of July 2025 weekend!
Hello July! 🌺☀️ And it feels like summer!
Word on the street- It took a while (for Mother Nature to let go of cold weather and constant rain 🌧️!), but things finally heated up! In fact, some are even saying that “summer is the new spring market here in coastal Connecticut”.) Here’s a summary of what happened in June in our local Fairfield and Westport single-family housing markets compared to a year ago.
Stay informed of new listings, price changes, local market insights, and mortgage rates.
June 2025 Market Changes in Favor of Buyers & Sellers
What were the opportunities in June?
For sellers, unit sales were up in both towns and sale prices still averaged 103 to 104 percent of asking in Fairfield and Westport respectively. Market time remained brisk with an average of 23 days to contract in Westport and only 18 days in Fairfield. For buyers, more choice was emerging, with inventory increases of about 10 percent in Fairfield and 47 percent in Westport compared to June 2024 offering more of a selection! Plus, the median sale price actually went down in Westport, for a change!
At the time this post was written, the 30-year fixed conforming mortgage rate remained at 6.875%, but the jumbo rate was down to 6.125%.
Action Items.
Whether you are thinking of buying, selling, or both, it’s in your best interest to plan ahead by meeting with your agent early in your process. This will help you know what to expect in the current market and have a plan in mind.
Many sellers ask, when is the best time to sell? The answer is, when you are emotionally ready, your house is market-ready, and the time is right for you. There will always be pros and cons to the current market, and no one can accurately time it.
Pro Seller Tip: Five key factors will get your home sold, and you are in control of most of them! No matter the market conditions, it is critical to position your home to show its very best, which may include some staging and landscape enhancements. You can critique your home as if you were a protective buyer to gain perspective.
Pricing at or below market value is a strategy to attract the most buyers quickly and generate competition for your listing. Although there are still more buyers than listings, many buyers are feeling frustrated by years of rising prices and interest rates, limited choice, and bidding wars. Pricing your house attractively can help you sell for top dollar in the least amount of time.
Reach out to your agent proactively with your questions and desired outcomes so you’ll have a plan and timeline to get you where you want to go. Collaborate with your agent for the best marketing strategy and negotiations to maximize demand for your listing in the current market. If you’re concerned about where to go, consider this story. Here’s an overview of what you can expect for the process.
As a buyer in this market, be ready to go! There may be more of a selection, but that doesn’t mean there’s more time to make a decision, as market time is still uncomfortably fast. Reach out to your agent proactively to go over the process, current forms, and a plan that meets your needs. Your agent will help you navigate the market for a successful sale and/or purchase. How much time and leverage you have when bidding on a home depends on the competition for that property at the time it hits the market. Competition continues among buyers and there is still a short window before most sellers receive and accept offers.
If you are ready to make an informed decision, you will be well positioned to comfortably secure your new home. This means you are prepared to submit a competitive offer and your proof of funds or mortgage pre-approval are in your agent’s hands. Keep in mind if you are in a multiple-bid situation with financing, you may be competing with cash offers. Talk to your agent about how you can make your offer more attractive in other ways. If you need to sell your house before buying, discuss your options with your agent. Here’s a guide for what you can expect.
Will you be enjoying a new home before summer’s end? 🏡 💫
Image: Vibrant garden with hot pink flowers and a classic cement bird bath.
IS IT REALLY JUNE? 🪻🌦️ The weather this month makes us wonder!
Word on the street- Price appreciation continues in Fairfield and Westport. Here’s a summary of what happened last month in our local Fairfield and Westport single-family housing markets compared to a year ago in May 2024.
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May 2025 Market Changes in Favor of Buyers & Sellers
Was it still a seller’s market in May?
Yes… and no. Prices continued to rise, and the number of new listings was down in both towns compared to May 2024. This favored sellers.
However, there were also signs of a more balanced market. The number of listings under contract was down in both towns. Market time was longer with 31 days in Westport and 26 days in Fairfield. Sale prices averaged 100% compared to 103% in Westport and 104% in Fairfield in May 2024. In Westport, the months of supply increased 46% to 5.14 months compared to 3.52 months the prior May!
Behind these numbers, we saw case-by-case home sales where some flew off the shelf with multiple bids and closed over-asking, while others took longer, and some had price improvements.
Overall, conditions still favored sellers due to the inventory shortage. But there are still plenty of opportunities for buyers to snag their dream home. Plus, the sooner you get into your new home, the sooner you can enjoy the price appreciation and begin growing your equity!
At the time this post was written, the 30-year fixed conforming mortgage rate was 6.875% and the jumbo rate was 6.5%.
Action Items.
Whether you are thinking of buying, selling, or both, it’s in your best interest to plan ahead by meeting with your agent early in your process. This will help you know what to expect in the current market and have a plan in mind.
Many sellers ask, when is the best time to sell? The answer is, when you are emotionally ready, your house is market-ready, and the time is right for you. There will always be pros and cons to the current market, and no one can accurately time it.
Pro Seller Tip: Five key factors will get your home sold, and you are in control of most of them! No matter the market conditions, it is critical to position your home to show its very best, which may include some staging and landscape enhancements. You can critique your home as if you were a protective buyer to gain perspective.
Pricing at or below market value is most likely to attract the most buyers quickly and generate competition for your listing. Although there are still more buyers than listings, many buyers are in a state of fatigue from years of rising prices, rising rates, limited choice, and bidding wars. Pricing your house attractively will help you sell for top dollar in the least amount of time.
Reach out to your agent proactively with your questions and desired outcomes so you’ll have a plan and timeline to get you where you want to go. Collaborate with your agent for the best marketing strategy and negotiations to maximize demand for your listing in the current market. If you’re concerned about where to go, consider this story. Here’s an overview of what you can expect for the process.
As a buyer in this market, bepatient, diligent, and… ready! Reach out to your agent proactively to go over the process, current forms, and a plan that meets your needs. Your agent will help you navigate the market for a successful sale and/or purchase. The competition for a particular property at the time it hits the market determines how much leverage you will have to negotiate price, timing, and terms. Competition continues among buyers and there is still a short window before most sellers receive and accept offers.
If you are ready to make an informed decision, you will be well positioned to secure your new home. This means you are prepared to submit a competitive offer and your proof of funds or mortgage pre-approval are in your agent’s hands. Keep in mind if you are in a multiple-bid situation with financing, you may be competing with cash offers. Talk to your agent about how you can make your offer more attractive in other ways. If you need to sell your house before buying, discuss your options with your agent. Here’s a guide for what you can expect.
Will you be enjoying a new home this summer? 🪻 🏡 💫
Image: Charming classic front porch with big ceramic planters with vibrant blue hydrangeas flanking the door and a bicycle with a basket of blue hydrangeas at the base of the steps.
IT’S MAY!! 🌷☀️
Word on the street- is that prices continued to rise in Fairfield and Westport. Here’s a summary of what happened in April in our local Fairfield and Westport single-family housing markets compared to a year ago in April 2024.
Check out the What Sold Reports to see all the homes that sold last month! Stay informed of new listings, price changes, local market insights, and mortgage rates.
April 2025 Market Changes in Favor of Buyers & Sellers
Was it still a seller’s market in April?
Prices continued to rise in both towns in favor of sellers. However, a number of metrics suggested some movement toward a more balanced playing field. Unit sales were down in both towns compared to the prior April stats. Market time was a bit longer, though it still ranged from about a month to a month and a half from list to contract. Sale prices averaged very close to asking (vs above asking). In Westport, despite a 24.7% increase in the median sale price, we saw more inventory, more months of supply (4.55), and more new listings compared to last year. Behind these numbers, we saw case-by-case home sales where some flew off the shelf with multiple bids and closed over-ask, while others took longer and may have had price adjustments. Overall, conditions favored sellers due to the inventory shortage though there are still plenty of opportunities for buyers to snag their dream home. Another word of encouragement to buyers is that the sooner you get into your new home, the sooner you can enjoy the price appreciation and your earned equity!
At the time this post was written, the 30-year fixed conforming mortgage rate was 6.875% down from 7% the prior month, and rates in the high fives and sixes remained for other loan products.
Action Items.
Whether you are thinking of buying, selling, or both, it’s in your best interest to plan ahead by meeting with your agent early in your process. This will help you know what to expect in the current market and have a plan in mind.
Many sellers ask, when is the best time to sell? The answer is, when you are emotionally ready, your house is market-ready, and the time is right for you. There will always be pros and cons to the current market, and no one can accurately time it.
Pro Seller Tip: Remember not to resign yourself to a sellers market being an automatic slam-dunk. It is still critical to position your home to show its very best, which may include some staging, and price it appropriately with the market in order to sell for top dollar in the least amount of time. Critique your home as if you were a protective buyer to gain perspective.
Reach out to your agent proactively with your questions and desired outcomes so you’ll have a plan and timeline to get you where you want to go. Collaborate with your agent for the best marketing strategy and negotiations to maximize demand for your listing in the current market. If you’re concerned about where to go, consider this story. Here’s an overview of what you can expect for the process.
As a buyer in this market, bepatient, diligent… and readyto go! Reach out to your agent proactively to go over the process, current forms, and a plan that meets your needs. Your agent will help you navigate the market for a successful sale and/or purchase. The competition for a particular property at the time it hits the market determines how much leverage you will have to negotiate price, timing, and terms. Competition continues among buyers and there is still a short window before most sellers receive and accept offers.
If you are ready to make an informed decision, you will be well positioned to secure your new home. This means you are prepared to submit a competitive offer and your proof of funds or mortgage pre-approval are in your agent’s hands. Keep in mind if you are in a multiple-bid situation with financing, you may be competing with cash offers. Talk to your agent about how you can make your offer more attractive in other ways. If you need to sell your house before buying, discuss your options with your agent. Here’s a guide for what you can expect.
The spring market is in full swing and many new home sellers are diving in. Will you be one of them who is positioned to extract top dollar in the least amount of time? 🌷 🏡 ☀️
Image: Close-up of set table with bright garden centerpiece and beautifully decorated living room in the background.
HAPPY APRIL! 🌱
Word on the street- is that prices continued to rise in Fairfield and Westport! Here’s a summary of what happened in March in our local Fairfield and Westport single-family housing markets compared to a year ago in March 2024.
Check out the What Sold Reports to see all the homes that sold last month! Stay informed of new listings, price changes, local market insights, and mortgage rates.
March 2025 Market Changes in Favor of Buyers & Sellers
Was it still a seller’s market in March?
Yes, the seller’s market continued in March. The median sale price was up 40% in Westport and almost 30% in Fairfield compared to March 2024. The average market time was 38 days in Fairfield and 44 in Westport. New listings were down 9.4% in Fairfield and 4.8% in Westport allowing limited competition for sellers and limited choice for buyers. Selling prices, on average, exceeded asking prices. Unit sales were flat in Fairfield (data not shown) and up 13.3% in Westport, but pending listings were down in both towns suggesting a possible lull which could offer some opportunities for buyers.
At the time this post was written, the 30-year fixed conforming mortgage rate creeped back up to 7% adding to the headwinds for financing buyers. But rates in the high fives and sixes remained for other loan products.
Action Items.
Whether you are thinking of buying, selling, or both, it’s in your best interest to plan ahead by meeting with your agent early in your process. This will help you know what to expect in the current market and have a plan in mind.
Many sellers ask, when is the best time to sell? The answer is, when you are emotionally ready, your house is market-ready, and the time is right for you. There will always be pros and cons to the current market, and no one can accurately time it.
Pro Seller Tip: Remember not to under-estimate the sellers market though. It is still necessary to position your home to show its very best, which may include some staging, and price it appropriately with the market in order to sell for top dollar in the least amount of time.
Reach out to your agent proactively with your questions and desired outcomes so you’ll have a plan and timeline to get you where you want to go. Collaborate with your agent for the best marketing strategy and negotiations to maximize demand for your listing in the current market. If you’re concerned about where to go, consider this story. Here’s an overview of what you can expect for the process.
As a buyer in this market, be ready and be patient! Reach out to your agent proactively to go over the process, current forms, and a plan that meets your needs. Your agent will help you navigate the market for a successful sale and/or purchase. The competition for a particular property at the time it hits the market determines how much leverage you will have to negotiate price, timing, and terms. Competition continues among buyers and there is still a short window before most sellers receive and accept offers.
If you are ready to make an informed decision, you will be well positioned to secure your new home. This means you are prepared to submit a competitive offer and your proof of funds or mortgage pre-approval are in your agent’s hands. Keep in mind if you are in a multiple-bid situation with financing, you may be competing with cash offers. Talk to your agent about how you can make your offer more attractive in other ways. If you need to sell your house before buying, discuss your options with your agent. Here’s a guide for what you can expect.
April showers bring May flowers- and many new home sellers to the market. Will you be one of them who is positioned to extract top dollar in the least amount of time? 🌸 🏡 💫
Image: Cheerful dining area with bright green lamp and pink tulips in the background.
HAPPY MARCH! 🍀
Word on the street is- the spring real estate market is here! So let’s get to it…
Here’s a summary of what happened in February in our local Fairfield and Westport single-family housing markets compared to a year ago in February 2024.
Check out the What Sold Reports to see all the homes that sold last month! Stay informed of new listings, price changes, local market insights, and mortgage rates.
Febuary 2025 Market Changes in Favor of Buyers & Sellers
Was it still a seller’s market in February?
Yep. The months of supply was lower, there were fewer new listings, and the median sale price was higher this February compared to last February in both towns. Unit sales were up, almost 70% in Fairfield and 33% in Westport. However, market time was longer in both towns, averaging 49 days to contract in Fairfield, and 53 in Westport. Sale prices averaged just under 100% of asking in Fairfield, and dipped to 97% from almost 107% in Westport. These factors showed a continued sellers’ market but indicate that not every home flew off the shelf with a bidding war. Despite the tight inventory, some homes sat on the market longer and sold below asking.
Action Items.
Whether you are buying or selling, plan accordingly so that you are ready to approach the market and know what to expect. Although new listings were down last month from the year prior, this was likely due to the bitter cold and snow mixed with the uncertainty in the news. Now that the weather will be warming up, (and some people are getting used to an atmosphere of chaos 😂), we expect to see more homes on the market each day as spring approaches. For now, sellers can continue to enjoy minimal competition.
As a seller, you are likely wondering, when is the best time to sell? The answer is, when you are emotionally ready, your house is market-ready, and the time is right for you. There will always be pros and cons in the marketplace, and no one can accurately time the market.
Reach out to your agent proactively with your questions and desired outcomes so you’ll have a plan and timeline to get you where you want to go. Collaborate with your agent for the best marketing strategy and negotiations to maximize demand for your listing in the current market. If you’re concerned about where to go, consider this story. Here’s an overview of what you can expect for the process.
As a buyer in this market, you want to be patient- and ready! Reach out to your agent proactively to go over the process, current forms, and a plan that meets your needs. Your agent will help you navigate the market for a successful sale and/or purchase. The demand at any given moment for a particular property determines whether there’s flexibility for you on price, timing, and terms. Competition continues among buyers and there is often a short window before sellers receive and accept offers.
If you are buying now, be ready to make an informed decision in order to secure your new home. This means you are ready to submit a competitive offer and your proof of funds or mortgage pre-approval are in your agent’s hands. Keep in mind if you are in a multiple-bid situation with financing, you may be competing with cash offers. Talk to your agent about how you can make your offer more attractive in other ways. If you need to sell your house before buying, discuss your options with your agent. Here’s a guide for what you can expect.
You won’t be pushed off-course by March madness or spring fever if you have a focused plan! 🙂 🌟🏡
Image: Elegant kitchen leading to a bright great room in Fairfield, CT.
IT’S FEBRUARY! 🏈🏡
Word has it that the spring real estate market begins right after the Super Bowl! So let’s get to it… 💨
Here’s a summary of what happened in January in our local Fairfield and Westport single-family housing markets compared to a year ago in January 2024.
Check out the What Sold Reports to see all the homes that sold last month! Stay informed of new listings, price changes, local market insights, and mortgage rates.
January 2025 Market Changes in Favor of Buyers & Sellers
Was it still a seller’s market in January?
The New Year began with just two months of supply in Fairfield, and slightly more than that in Westport. Market time was even more brisk than the prior January, averaging just 36 days to contract in Fairfield and 19 in Westport. Sale prices hovered very close to 100% of asking. These factors showed a continued sellers’ market. Unit sales were down in both towns compared to January 2024, which may have helped some buyers.
Action Items.
Be ready to enact your plans because new listings are coming to the market each day, and this trend typically increases as spring approaches. For now, sellers can continue to enjoy minimal competition.
When’s the best time to sell? -When you are emotionally ready, your house is market-ready, and the time is right for you. Reach out to your agent proactively with your questions and desired outcomes so you’ll have a plan and timeline to get you where you want to go.
As a seller, collaborate with your agent for the best marketing strategy and negotiations to maximize demand for your listing in the current market. If you’re concerned about where to go, consider this story. Here’s an overview of what you can expect.
As a buyer in this market, you want to be patient- and ready! Reach out to your agent proactively to go over the process, current forms, and a plan that meets your needs. Your agent will help you navigate the market for a successful sale and/or purchase. The demand at any given moment for a particular property determines whether there’s flexibility for you on price, timing, and terms. Competition continues among buyers and there is often a short window before sellers receive and accept offers.
If you are buying now, be ready to make an informed decision in order to secure your new home. This means you are ready to submit a competitive offer and your proof of funds or mortgage pre-approval are in your agent’s hands. Keep in mind if you are in a multiple-bid situation with financing, you may be competing with cash offers. Talk to your agent about how you can make your offer more attractive in other ways. If you need to sell your house before buying, discuss your options with your agent. Here’s a guide for what you can expect.
Will this New Year bring your new home and lifestyle? Let’s talk! 🌟
In today’s fast-paced world, multigenerational living offers a unique opportunity to blend diverse life experiences under one roof. This living arrangement can enrich family life, providing a tapestry of shared wisdom and vibrant energy. However, achieving harmony in such a setting requires intentional efforts and thoughtful strategies. This article explores practical approaches to creating a supportive and enriching multigenerational home.
Make The Home Accessible
Designing easy-to-navigate spaces with accessibility features for senior family members in a multigenerational home ensures safety, comfort, and independence for older adults. Start by incorporating wide doorways and hallways to accommodate walkers or wheelchairs, and ensure that flooring is slip-resistant and free of tripping hazards like loose rugs or uneven surfaces. Install grab bars in bathrooms, particularly near toilets and showers, and consider walk-in tubs or zero-threshold showers for ease of use. Thoughtful accessibility features create a safe, inclusive environment that allows senior family members to navigate the home with confidence and ease.
Create a Family Garden
Start a Shared Garden Incorporating a garden into your home can transform it into a vibrant learning environment for children, offering insights into plant life cycles, ecosystems, and personal responsibility. Tending to a garden also fosters a sense of responsibility, as children learn to care for living organisms and manage resources sustainably. As your family shares this experience, you’ll reap other benefits, such as having fresh produce on hand that can be incorporated into meals. Beyond providing nourishment, gardens contribute to sustainability and resilience by supporting environmental health. Many plants absorb carbon dioxide, helping mitigate climate change, while others can absorb groundwater and reduce run-off, protecting local water systems. By choosing plants suited to your environment, you can conserve water and create a garden that thrives with minimal maintenance, all while reducing your household’s carbon footprint.
Use Storytelling To Connect
Regular family storytelling sessions can significantly strengthen the bonds in a multigenerational household. These gatherings provide a platform for grandparents, parents, and children to share their life stories and wisdom, fostering mutual understanding and appreciation. Storytelling not only preserves family history but also cultivates a sense of belonging and continuity that enhances familial ties. This practice is particularly beneficial for younger generations, as they gain insights into the past and learn valuable lessons for the future. Moreover, storytelling promotes emotional well-being by encouraging empathy and open communication.
Gather Family History
Embarking on the creation of a family album is a rewarding way to connect multiple generations by capturing and preserving family traditions and milestones. Begin by collecting photographs and memorabilia from significant family events, such as weddings and vacations, to craft a rich visual history. Include stories and anecdotes from living relatives to ensure their experiences are cherished by future generations. Enhance the album’s aesthetic by using neutral or era-specific colors, and consider adding keepsakes like wedding programs or newspaper articles, which can be copied onto acid-free cardstock for durability.
Strengthen Family Bonds Through Volunteering
Creating a family volunteering program can greatly enhance unity and shared purpose within a multigenerational household. By participating in community service projects together, families not only make a positive impact on their community but also strengthen their internal bonds. Such programs encourage family members to utilize their individual strengths, making the experience rewarding for everyone involved. Moreover, introducing children to volunteering at an early age increases the likelihood of them continuing this practice into adulthood, fostering a lifelong commitment to community service.
Build a Family Business
Starting a family business can be a wonderful way to unite different generations while generating additional income. By leveraging the unique skills and interests of each family member, you can explore simple business ideas like crocheting clothing or blankets, or offering local services that require minimal startup costs. Consult with a business advisor if there is no business background in the family. It’s crucial to set clear goals and define roles for everyone involved to ensure smooth operations. Protecting your family’s financial interests is also important, so consider forming a limited liability company, which can be easily done using a reliable formation service. This approach not only fosters collaboration and learning but also ensures your family business is built on a solid legal foundation.
Creating a harmonious multigenerational home is a journey of shared experiences and mutual respect. By engaging in activities that promote learning and empathy, families can build a nurturing environment that supports all members.
Discover the charm of Fairfield & Westport living with expert insights and sustainable home tips at Linda Raymond’s Real Estate Blog – your gateway to a greener, more vibrant lifestyle!
The home buying process often looks seamless on TV, but in reality, it can be full of unexpected twists and turns. Since the pandemic, low inventory has added to the challenge of finding your desired home in the first place. That’s where the right agent makes all the difference—guiding you through obstacles and ensuring success.
Here’s one story that proves persistence and grit pay off:
After two years of searching—from condos to multi-family and single-family homes, spanning Norwalk to Milford—we found the property. Winning the bidding war was just the beginning. We navigated inspection negotiations, worked around an appraiser acting like an inspector, tackled underwriter roadblocks, calmed last-minute nerves, and even dealt with a seller reluctant to vacate. Despite it all, we crossed the finish line just in time for the holidays.
Congratulations to my incredible client on her charming new home and investment property in Milford! 🎉 Everybody dance now! Check out the Reel! 🕺💃🏻
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