For Sale

32 Gridley Street, Quincy

$429,500, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

Charming sun splashed Cape in quiet residential neighborhood that is minutes to Rt93. Enjoy direct access to beautiful Cunningham Park walking/biking trails. Updated kitchen offers cherry cabinetry with granite counters and opens to inviting dining room/family room. Walk through the fireplace living room to a three season porch. - a perfect tranquil space for relaxing.. New gas hot water heater and brand new architectural shingle roof. Replacement windows and hardwood flooring throughout. You will enjoy grilling on the 20x25' deck. Use the finished basement as a home office, playroom or other living area. This home is move in ready!

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One bedroom unit in Seawinds in Quincy. Pristine condition.

The South Shore of Boston boasts great schools, communities, and people.  Pondering your next move?  Here’s why the South Shore might be the right place for you.

3) Living History

Live like the Pilgrims did (or at least make candles like them) at Plimoth Plantation, a living-history museum where it’s always 1627 (i.e. nobody is texting!). Check out the New Bedford Whaling Museum or, even better, check out some actual whales, in the very place that inspired Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. Go to the Art Complex Museum in Duxbury for the classic Shaker furniture, and stay for the Japanese tea ceremony. If you move to Quincy, the City of Presidents, you’ll find yourself walking the same streets as John Adams and John Quincy Adams- you can even visit the Stone Library that holds over 12,000 volumes.

2) Seaside Living

Gorgeous seaside towns like Hingham, Cohasset, Scituate, and Marshfield offer tranquil settings for both families and individuals.  Unified by their coastal access, South Shore beaches are cleaner than other iconic U.S. urban beaches like Miami Beach and Waikiki Beach according to a recent study by Boston-based environmental group Save the Harbor/Save the Bay*. Farmers markets pop up during the summer months and offer fresh seafood, along with other local delicacies. If you’ve got a boat, kayak, or canoe, there are many local boat launches where you can set off for a day’s adventure in the North River or Hingham harbor.

1) Safety First

Duxbury is one of the top-five safest cities in Massachusetts according to safety and home security company SafeWise, and two other South Shore towns made the top 50: Scituate and Cohasset. Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the bustling streets of Boston, Duxbury makes safety a top priority. The Duxbury Police Department uses a community policing philosophy that focuses on building strong relationships with residents and businesses through outreach via bicycle, canine, and traffic-safety units that are on the job 24/7 to protect and serve.

Whether you’re looking for a beachside retreat or a bustling community to raise your family in, the South Shore has what you’re looking for.  Give me a call to start your search and you could be spending the summer by the shore! 

And remember, I'm never too busy for your referrals!

Dick Phinney, Realtor

Granite Group Realtors

7 Beale Street

Quincy, MA 02170

(617) 921-0373

rcphinney@aol.com