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23 Bubbling Brook Road, Walpole MA 02081 Offered at $849,900
Jay McHugh Dennis Doucette Direct: 781-254-1910 Direct: 617-699-7442 Office: 781-729-5850 Email: JMcHugh@LAERRealty.com Email: DDoucette@LAERRealty.com www.JayMcHugh.com www.LAERRealty.com
23 Bubbling Brook Road
General Features Style: Colonial Rooms: 9 Bedrooms: 4 Bath: 2 Full 2 Half Living Area: 4,347 sq. ft. Year Built: 1985 Sewer: Private Water: City/Town 2 Fireplaces Central Air
Jay McHugh ~ 617-699-7442
Walpole, Massachusetts
DESCRIPTION:
Truly a well maintained home ready for your discerning buyer. Priced to move in this market the home offers a location, private yard, comfortable rooms and a Bonus family room for many uses. Pocket door Office space; Huge Family room over garage with Bar area and cathedral ceil-
ing...Master Bedroom with 2nd fireplace...this home is ready for the next owner!
JMcHugh@LAERRealty.com
Walpole, Massachusetts The Town of Walpole! Our town was founded in 1721 after a group of sawmill residents who built along the great Cedar Swamp petitioned the Town of Dedham for the privilege of becoming a separate Town with their own minister. Their petition was finally accepted in 1724 and they chose their town's name in honor of Sir Robert Walpole, who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain at the time. 295 years later, it is our pleasure to serve our residents, businesses, and visitors. The four elementary schools in Walpole include Old Post Road School, Elm Street School, Boyden School, and Fisher School. Old Post Road school is located in East Walpole. It has about 500 students attending and serves students in from kindergarten through grade five. Fisher School was the first to be established, on North Street, in 1790. It was a one-room schoolhouse until 1914, when a modern building was built on Main Street. Boyden Elementary School was founded in 1854 by Jeremiah Boyden. It was first named South Primary School until 1902, when the town decided to name it after Boyden. Elm Street school is Walpole's newest school, which was opened in 1999, and renovated in 2004.
Commuter rail service from Boston's South Station is provided by the MBTA with the Walpole and Plimptonville stops on its Franklin Line. The 34E bus route also runs through Walpole, terminating in the center of town. Walpole is bordered by: Dover to the North, Westwood, Canton and Norwood to the Northeast, Sharon to the East, Foxboro to the South, Norfolk and Medfield to the West.