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508-432-0799 |
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774-994-0909 |
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Address:
96 Ransom Road
Type: Residential
Style: 2 Story
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Garage: Single, Attached
Basement: Yes, Full
Size: 2,300 sq. ft.
Lot Type: Rectangular
Lot Size:
0.43 acres
Year Built: 2002
Taxes: $6,188.44 (2008)
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An architectural work of impeccable craftsmanship two years in the making, this custom-built waterfront residence on Oyster Pond is at one with its surroundings. Evoking the classic Adirondack style, the property offers luxurious materials, amenities, style, comfort, serene easterly views over the water, multi-tiered landscaping, and a private dock.
Partial list of features:
First floor exterior deck is cantilevered into frame of house to eliminate necessity for any unsightly exterior posts or supports.
Eco Star Majestic Synthetic Slate Midnight Grey roof tiles with a fifty year warranty.
Copper gutters and downspouts
Hand-made windows from vertical grain fir with European hardware, double-paned with UV-protectant glass.
Living room fireplace and mantle are built in the dry-laid stone fashion; mortar is not visible
All rooms are wired for cable TV, high-speed data cable for phone and computer networking and fiber-optic for future applications.
Highly select clear vertical grain knot-free fir is used for flooring; landings are hand-made fir and maple blocks with Corning tempered Italian glass block set-ins.
Kitchen and cabinets were custom-designed for the house by noted kitchen designers with a single piece stainless steel backsplash, custom cabinets, and a slate tile floor.
Custom frameless tempered glass on all shower enclosures with waterproof membrane systems and drains; lower level shower and steam and master bath have radiant heated floors.
Path, stone and rock work were created by noted sculptor Ron Rudnicki whose work is prominently featured at the DeCordova Sculpture museum in Boston and others internationally.
Plantings and trees consist of legacy landscaping (over 50 years old) rhododendron, mimosa, etc and an additional 2004 investment of over $20,000 including Korean dogwood, Leland cypress, bearberry, blueberry, etc.
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