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New listing in Marlborough!

August 2, 2014



11 Kirby
Marlborough, MA 01752
Home in Marlborough for under $200k!!! Come see!


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Amy Mullen Real Estate
Realtor, CPA, CDPE, MBA

Mobile: 617-899-2146:
Office: 508-799-4900:
Website: Visit Website

Price : $175,000.00
Bedrooms : 3
Bathrooms : 1.00
Square Foot : 1,099
Lot Size : 6,344 sq.ft.
County : Middlesex
Property Type : Single Family
Year Built : 1880
MLS Number : 71720666



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Property Description
If you are looking for a delightful antique colonial with just the right amount of upgrades, hardwood flooring, updated full bath on the second floor, garage and yard on a quiet dead end street in Marlborough with easy highway access for under $200k then here you are! This old girl has seen many years and lives on to tell the tale! Pick up the next chapter for her and help her live many more! The quaint main level offers hardwood flooring, french doors, exterior deck to the back yard and a country style kitchen with laundry. Upstairs you will find 3 bedrooms with hardwoods, custom pine ceilings and an updated tiled bath with granite counter tops! Gas heat, circuit breakers and a one car detached garage only add to her apparent charm. She is a little caddywhompus and may not qualify for all types of financing so please consult with your lender and home inspector. Third party approval required to complete the sale. She is worth it!
Features List
  • Antique
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  • Hardwoods
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  • Updated Bath
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  • Garage
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  • Yard
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  • Dead End Street
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  • Easy Highway Access
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  • Under $200k!
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  • Quiant
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  • French doors
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  • Deck
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  • Country Style Kitche
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  • First Floor Laundry
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  • 3 Bedrroms
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  • Pine Ceilings
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  • Tiled Bath
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  • Granite
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  • Gas Heat
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    Equal Housing Opportunity.

    REMAX Prof Assoc : 246 Boston Turnpike Road – Shrewsbury, : 617-899-2146


    Stink Bug Invasion! It’s as Bad as You Think

    September 27, 2012

    Stink bugs are coming (again)! In fact, they’re already here, and the government is searching for ways to wipe out the little stinkers.

    An army of stink bugs has marched into 38 states, and the federal government is scrambling to find ammunition to take them down.

    Brown marmorated stink bugs, a Chinese import, are invading homes, orchards, and vineyards; eating fruit, buzzing overhead, and staying warm until they can emerge and lay eggs in spring.

    If last year’s stink bug invasion wasn’t bad enough, this fall’s invasion is the second one this year — which presages an even bigger onslaught in 2013, says Tracy Leskey, an Agriculture Department entomologist.

    “This has been a very good year for the stink bug,” Leskey told the The Examiner in Washington, D.C.

    Entomologists are deep into R&D to find ways to wipe out the stink bug. Front-runners include baited traps and natural stink bug enemies, such as the wheel bug, a bug assassin that injects a paralyzing enzyme that turns stink bug innards into porridge, which the wheel bug sucks up.

    The best way you can keep stink bugs at bay is to seal your home up tight, like you do in winter to lower your heating costs.

    • Close doors and windows
    • Fill cracks in siding, window screens, and HVAC vents
    • Install weather stripping
    • Plug outdoor outlets

    If stink bugs already have invaded your home, grab them with toilet paper and flush them down the toilet. Or, drown them in a jar of soapy water.

    Do not squish them, which will release the stink that inspired its name, or vacuum them up, which will make the machine smell.

    I gun down stink bugs in my house with my trusty Bugzooka.

    Have stink bugs invaded your home? How do you get rid of them?