Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in some of LandVests properties? We invite our owners to tell us a bit about their experience, what they love about their homes and a bit of their history. We spoke with the owner, a garden designer, of Pinewood in Manchester by the Sea to see the world she's created and why it's such a [...]

New Bedford, Massachusetts, the Whaling City, is one of our favorite places. The Boston Globe recently highlighted some of the reasons why. Featuring the best places to eat, drink, stay, and experience the culture, author Lauren Daley captures the allure of this historic-yet-hip port. Here are our fresh [...]

In honor of the season, we are devoting this blog to assisting in the search for unique gifts! LandVests gift bag of great New England properties hassomething for everyone. If you do not see a property that matches your someone special, stay tuned for our upcoming Holiday Gift Guide 2! [...]

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3. A Tradition of Education and the Arts The Alcotts, Emerson and Thoreau all valued clarity of thought and education. That tradition endures as well with Concords excellent private and
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Almost as traditional as Thanksgiving Dinner are the outdoor activities that take place during the day. From friendly touch football games to long strolls, its always good to work up an appetite prior to the big meal. These LandVest properties offer great settings for a big country Thanksgiving.

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LandVest is pleased to welcome Christina Petersen to our Greater Boston Brokerage Team. Christina will work with Keith Ross in central and western MA on consulting and marketing projects. She brings a diverse set of land-based skills: prior to joining LandVest, Christina worked in sales for private companies, academic institutions and [...]

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At sunset, light from the sun must pass through more of our atmosphere before reaching our eyes, so it comes into contact with more molecules in the air. These molecules scatter much of the blue light, making the reds and oranges more pronounced. During the fall and winter, weather patterns allow for dry, clean [...]