Marybeth Nearen, Realtor

04/16/2026

Open House, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1030 TO 1.
This exceptional residence seamlessly blends a practical, updated open floor plan with luxurious finishes, ideal for both relaxation and entertaining. Featuring a custom-built addition, this multilevel home boasts a dual staircase off the living room, creating a grand and balanced aesthetic. The updated kitchen includes a spacious center island and an adjoining fireplace sitting area, complemented by a dedicated dining space. The main floor Primary Suite offers a walk-in closet, a dressing room, and an en-suite luxury bathroom with a whirlpool bath and a glass-enclosed spa shower. The third level provides an upper bedroom with a full bathroom. A generously extended living suite, added in 2019, is located on the first floor with a walk-out entrance, featuring a sitting area, living room, laundry area, full bathroom, enclosed walk-in spa shower, dishwasher, and a kitchenette with an eating area. The property comprises 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, an oversized two-car garage, a fire pit, and three sheds. We highly recommend a viewing to fully appreciate the extensive updates and expansive living areas; floor plans are available for review with attached photos.
Great investment opportunity, vacation home, or for multi-generational living.
Please share with those that might be looking. View more details here MLS: https://idx.mlspin.com/MLS.SocialMedia/Listing/73491657

01/06/2026

SOLD
Time to invest in yourself and grab this great opportunity to own instead of renting OR own to rent it out!
Heat, hot water,, water, Sewer, landscaping, snow removal, maintenence on site and trash removal are all part of the condo fee!
One bedroom, kitchen, central air, dining area, living room and full bath. Know someone looking? Have them check this out! Seller is considering all reasonable offers.

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12/01/2025

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 11/8- 12-2pm, SUNDAY 11/9 1-3 pm

Come check out this great Condex Unit in a great neighborhood in Randolph. - close to shopping, highway and MBTA.

Chris Foote

Nestled on a cul-de-sac at 43 Emily Jeffers Road, this Half Duplex offers an inviting home that is ready for you to move in. The kitchen presents a harmonious blend of style and functionality, featuring recently new cabinets that provide ample storage and a timeless aesthetic, complemented by the du...

10/17/2025

IMPORTANT: The new Massachusetts law, effective October 15, 2025, protects a buyer's right to a home inspection, making it illegal for sellers to condition an offer on a buyer waiving their right to inspect, or to accept an offer from a buyer who states they will waive the inspection. The law aims to increase transparency and protect buyers, especially first-time buyers, from the pressure to skip inspections in competitive markets. However, the law does not require buyers to get an inspection, and exceptions exist for sales between close Family Sales, (child, spouse, parent), Auctions/Forclosures, Commercial Sales and New Construction.
The law was put into place to protect consumers from financial harm due to undisclosed issues in a home; especially with a competitive market where waiving home inspections have been the norm/ common to gain acceptance.

I'll break it down:

*Buyers can't place no inspection or waiving inspection on an offer

*Buyers agents can't divulge/ hint/ converse to the listing agent of the buyers intent on waiving an inspection to be more competitive.

*the listing agent can not know ahead or discuss a waiver of inspection with the sellers

* there's new forms between the sellers, buyers and agents, as well as language on the purchase and sales agreements.

*Sellers are prohibited from accepting and offer with an inspection waiver

*Sellers can not demand or negotiate a waiver of inspection

*Sellers have to provide a home inspection disclosure before an offer is accepted/signed

The buyer can, after offer is accepted, waive their right to a home inspection, but again, can't divulge beforehand of their intent. This law protects the right to have an inspection, but it's not mandatory.

AS ALWAYS, ANY QUESTIONS CONTACT ME

I hope this helps and clarifies the confusion around this new law.

09/21/2024

Join me in celebrating another happy client.

See more: https://www.realsatisfied.com/Marybeth-Nearen