Home of the Week: In East Bridgewater, a four-bedroom starter home in the $300s
Get a drink from the wine or coffee bars and enjoy it on the screen porch.
By John R. Ellement Globe Staff,Updated April 30, 2021, 5:00 a.m.
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Taxes $5,161 (2021)
Itâs a short walk from this house to 123-acre Robbins Pond, which MassWildlife lists as one of the places in the state that âconsistently produces trophy-sized bass.â Indeed, Robbins Pond is coveted by largemouth bass aficionados.
Returning home from the pond and its shallow waters, one finds a home in which the white front door stands out against the deep red wood-shingles, as well as three red-brick stairs flanked by evergreens.
Taxes $5,161 (2021)
It’s a short walk from this house to 123-acre Robbins Pond, which MassWildlife lists as one of the places in the state that “consistently produces trophy-sized bass.’’ Indeed, Robbins Pond is coveted by largemouth bass aficionados.
Returning home from the pond and its shallow waters, one finds a home in which the white front door stands out against the deep red wood-shingles, as well as three red-brick stairs flanked by evergreens.
Inside, this home welcomes with an open floor plan encompassing the living and kitchen areas. The entrance leads into the living area, where the ceiling rises to a peak, creating an airy space. Running along the right side as one enters are three sets of double windows and a narrow closet with a barn-style door painted a flat blue. The walls in the downstairs common areas are painted Benjamin Moore’s “White Sand,’’ and the floors are vinyl planks that mimic wood.