Author Archives: Robert Paul Properties

45 Endicott Ave #5, Somerville

Featured Property: 45 Endicott Avenue #5, Somerville

Today’s featured property is an elegant and contemporary condo set on a serene residential street in one of the trendiest cities in the Northeast. Along with its myriad modern comforts and great location, 45 Endicott Avenue #5 in Somerville sits close to Davis Square and public transportation, making it easy to access everything in Somerville, Cambridge, Boston and beyond. To learn all about this fantastic listing, read on… Continue reading →

Don’t Miss Out: 7, wait… now 3 Waterfront Homes in New Seabury

Sales in the Upper Cape market have been strong throughout 2016 and New Seabury is no exception. At the mid-year mark, sales of luxury property were up 62.1% year-over date. Buyers should prepare to act decisively as new-to-market homes can go quickly. In fact, Robert Paul just put four New Seabury homes under agreement – one in as little as a week with three offers! For those looking to purchase in this desirable marketplace, read on for 3 Waterfront Homes in New Seabury, exclusively with Robert Paul Properties.

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Orleans Homes For Fall

The fall shoulder season on Cape Cod is considered by many to be our best. With the transformation of trees to breathtaking colors, the crisp cool air, and the abundance of events happening across the region, Cape Codders revel in the moment. Orleans is one such area offering residents and visitors a quiet moment of relaxation. Take a look at these Orleans homes for fall – each would be a great home base for a beautiful Autumn.

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804 Main Street, Cotuit Deck View

Featured Property: 804 Main Street, Cotuit

Perfectly sited in the heart of Cotuit lies Chateau Chataigne at 804 Main Street, Cotuit. A sprawling French Chateau set back from the road for privacy, this incredible home is just steps from the beach. Let our Featured Property will whisk you away from Cape Cod and make you feel like you’ve landed in a French province. Continue reading →