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Posted: May 24, 2019
Residential Properties Ltd. sells historic William Mauran House for $1.345 million
Providence, RI Residential Properties Ltd. (RPL) has sold 230 Arlington Ave. for $1.345 million. The buyers were represented by sales associates Kira Greene and Michael Sweeney of the Greene | Sweeney Team, while sales associate Jim DeRentis represented the sellers. According to MLS, this is the third sale for over $1 million on the East Side this year, all three have been represented by RPL agents. Residential Properties Ltd. has represented all six sides of these sales.
Built in 1903, the William Mauran House is a Georgian Revival topped with an octagonal cupola with a weathervane. Hardwood floors and period details are present throughout the floor plan including a three-quarter wall in the living room that has a fireplace. The chef’s kitchen features stainless appliances, granite counters, and a pantry closet.
The buyer’s agents, Greene and Sweeney, joined forces in 2018 to create the Greene | Sweeney team and have become the #1 East Side Sales Team. Greene was named to the 2018 Real Trends List of “America’s Best Real Estate Professionals” while also earning the Circle of Sales Excellence Platinum Plus Award. Sweeney is a Circle of Excellence Gold award winner.
Seller’s agent, DeRentis, has been a recipient of the Circle of Sales Excellence Platinum Plus Award since 2011 when he was named Rookie of the Year. DeRentis has also been included on Real Trends’ list of “America’s Top Real Estate Agents”.
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