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Thought You'd be Interested, 1448 Hebron Ave in Glastonbury, CT, only $239,900

Thought You'd be Interested, 1448 Hebron Ave in Glastonbury, CT, only $239,900.  Contact me to view this well-maintained home w open floor plan. Enjoy the updated kitchen w tile and spacious eat-in area open to the large living room w hd wd flrs, fireplace. The baths are all new w a whirlpool tub. The lower level is great for a bedroom or family room! If you want to know how much you can make on the sale of your home contact me today for a no cost pricing analysis and marketing review. Thought You'd be Interested
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Thought You'd be Interested

Thought You'd be Interested in this home in Glastonbury, CT, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths and luxury amenities galore! Thought You'd be Interested
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Rob Rosa, Berkshire Hathaway NE Prop.
My focus is helping people increase their lifestyle. I love my huge family and work tiredlessly to help them and my clients everyday. I have been working in real estate since 2000. I have been awarded numerous Top Agent awards and am currently ranked in the Top 1% of the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices global network, over 52,000 agents. I am also the Founder and Instructor of Rubicon Crossings School of Real Estate: offering state of CT approved pre-licensing class, get info at http://ctrealestateschool.info. My extensive experience is: top producing sales and marketing executive focused on quality service and relationship building. Have over 30 year’s experience helping people in busines, including with two Fortune 100 companies; UPS, UHG and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices: project management, mortgage lending, residential, commercial and franchise sales, property management and real estate education leader. I live in East Hartford and work all over central CT. My office address is 196 Berlin Turnpike #5, Berlin, CT 06037 and I have been involved in many events in Rocky Hill and Glastonbury. I look forward to helping you every way I can.

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