Nadine Krasnow, CRS
Sat was a perfect day for kids to trick or treat at the shops, restaurants and businesses on Main St. Impossible to say who was having the most fun, but there are a lot of big smiles – and wet doggie kisses!
Main St business owners had a blast again this year, decorating the street lamps for Halloween. Often, the scarecrow references the business. Very clever, properly scary, and sometimes just stylish! Take a walk down Main St:
This one makes me worry that she’s giving nightmares to the 2 and 5 year olds across the street…
Here are the front runners coming through West Falmouth this morning around 9:50. They make running 26 miles so easy, don’t they? Ideal weather, 59 degrees, cloudy, little wind.
Chatted with Jack and AJ from the Civil Air Patrol who were keeping runners and cars separate this morning in West Falmouth. Interesting observations from someone who’s been doing this for years. Listen in…
#21715378
22 Homer Avenue, North Falmouth
$979,000
Here’s another classic Megansett turn-of-the-century Shingle Style Colonial in the middle of the village. The sellers did a sophisticated renovation a few years ago, making a beautiful new kitchen, and a comfortable open first floor. The 5 bedrooms will accommodate guests easily, but there are still only 2 bathrooms and no garage. No view yet, but in a couple of weeks after some tree removal, there will be a peek of the ocean.
#21715483
41 North Bournes Pond Road, East Falmouth
$1,399,000
On the water! With a dock! Gorgeous west-facing views! Here’s a house that, if you can afford it, offers pretty much everyone’s Cape Cod dream. The pond is awesome for kayaking and clamming, and a smaller power boat can get under the bridge to Vineyard Sound. Room sizes are ample, there’s a first floor main bedroom suite and laundry, and 3 levels of comfortable living.
#21714640
58 Gansett Road, Woods Hole
$1,995,000
So what would you think about a simple Deck House for almost 2 million dollars? It’s all about location. This one is on Gansett Road, among the most exclusive locations within Woods Hole. If you are not familiar with Deck Houses, they were popular in the 1960’s, 1970’s and 1980’s and offered high ceilings, exposed woods, and lots of glass, usually overlooking a private woodsy yard. This one fits the bill. It was built in 1960 and renovated in 2007. It’s on 2.1 acres and a private road. It does have something I’ve never seen before: a true teahouse. Don’t ask me why or what for, but it’s as authentic as any I ever saw in Japan. Probably the buyer for this property will be someone who wants only this location.
