This is one of the biggest changes in real estate in recent years, so if you've bought a home before, the process may look different this time.The simplest answer is: As a buyer, you are responsible
Dated: June 4 2026
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Sold! Offered for the first time in more than 130 years, 92 Heywood Street presents a rare opportunity to become the next steward of a home that has remained in the same family for generations. Rich in character and thoughtfully maintained over time, this 4-bedroom Colonial combines historic charm with important modern updates.

Inside, you'll find nearly 1,900 square feet of living space featuring beautiful hardwood floors, crown moldings, French doors, and original details that speak to the home's history and craftsmanship. Natural light fills the spacious living and dining rooms, creating warm and inviting spaces for everyday living and entertaining. The living room even features a stained-glass accent window, adding a distinctive touch rarely found in today's homes.
The large eat-in kitchen offers generous cabinet space and room to gather, while the flexible floor plan includes a first-floor bedroom and three additional bedrooms upstairs. A partially finished walk-out basement provides bonus space for hobbies, recreation, storage, or a home office.
Over the years, the home has benefited from numerous updates, including:
Outside, the fenced yard offers exceptional outdoor space for gardening, recreation, entertaining, or simply relaxing. Two storage sheds provide additional functionality, and this unique offering includes a second parcel on nearby Hobson Street, bringing the combined land area to approximately 0.40 acres.
Conveniently located near shopping, dining, public transportation, commuter routes, parks, and local amenities, this is a property that offers both history and flexibility for the future.
Some homes are bought. Others are entrusted to the next generation.
Questions? Reach out to Kurt at 978-833-3569 or contact him here.
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