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Central Vermont Flood Victims Gain Peace of Mind

May 14, 2012 by jfancher99 Leave a comment

by John Biondolillo and Butch Churchill of BCK Real Estate

BCK Real Estate / Central Vermont real estate

Many Central Vermont flood victims are now receiving peace of mind. A recent headline from USA Today read “Vt. approves buyouts for 99 flooded homes”, demonstrating the help and the hope facing many owners of Central Vermont real estate who were devastated by Irene. While there are a couple of entities involved in the reimbursement, homeowners will basically recover 100% of the value of their homes if approved.

Owners of homes in Barre, Northfield, and Rochester Vermont are among those expected to receive reimbursement for flood damage. Many Central Vermont homes were damaged beyond repair, others are simply in too precarious of a location to be repaired due to the risk of future flooding.

Contact us today to learn more about Central Vermont real estate. We stay on top of current market conditions and pride ourselves on staying on top of community events. Central Vermont communities come together under pressure, let us help you get to know the different towns that make up our unique area.

Click here to read “Vt. approves buyouts for 99 flooded homes” from USA Today.

BCK Real Estate now has Vermont Realtors in eight real estate offices in Vermont and if you are looking to buy or sell a home in Barre, Montpelier, Northfield, Mendon, Rochester, Morrisville, Killington, St. Johnsbury and Stowe, Vermont. We are your source for Vermont Real Estate. Email us at info@StoweRealty.com. This blog is provided for informational purposes and not intended to take the place of a licensed real estate professional.

You can also contact our individual offices:

BCK Barre VT 86 North Main Street Barre, VT 05641 (802)479-3366

BCK Montpelier 15 State Street Montpelier, VT 05602 (802)229-4242

BCK Northfield 17 East Street Northfield, VT 05663 (802)485-7400

BCK /Louise Harrison 2472 US Route 4 Mendon, VT 05701 (802)775-9999

BCK Rochester 42 North Main Street Rochester, VT 05767 (802)767-9900

Stowe Realty/ BCK Real Estate – 254 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT 05672 (802) 253-8484

Quatrini Real Estate 1111 Main Street St. Johnsbury VT 05819 (802) 748-9543

Susan Martin & Co. Realtors 434 Brooklyn Street Morrisville VT 05661 (802) 888-0088

BCK Real Estate is the home of Vermont Real Estate. Click here for free access to the Vermont MLS. We represent buyers and sellers of Vermont Real Estate, specializing in Montpelier, Barre, Northfield, Rochester, Stowe, Morrisville, Killington, St. Johnsbury, and Mendon.

Butch Churchill is a BCK REALTOR® in our Northfield Vermont office. Butch offers a wealth of knowledge with regards to buying and selling Central Vermont real estate and by placing the client first Butch can make any real estate transaction run smoothly. Contact Butch today to learn more about what is going on with regards to the Central Vermont real estate market.

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Central Vermont, Ride A Train & Step back in Time This Weekend

May 7, 2012 by jfancher99 Leave a comment

by John Biondolillo and David Jamieson of BCK Real Estate

BCK Real Estate, Central Vermont Real Estate

In Central Vermont you have the opportunity to ride a train and step back in time this weekend. On Saturday, May 12th there will be a celebration for National Train Day, where old fashioned passenger cars can be boarded in Essex for a trip back in time to Waterbury VT. The trip will be roughly 35 minutes long and will represent a wonderful way to experience how train travel used to be.

It wasn’t too long ago that trains were a true staple in Central Vermont and New England. When trains were a preferred mode of transportation train stations were often the center of a community. The historic train station in Waterbury is demonstrative of a time gone by, its vintage architecture enabling us all to envision comings and goings of the past.

One focus of this year’s celebration of National Train Day will be a discussion of train track improvements that have been made in Central Vermont and across the region as a result of Hurricane Irene. In addition Governor Shumlin will be on hand to celebrate trains when the passenger cars pull into the station in Waterbury.

Contact us today to learn more about living in Central Vermont and how its history plays a role in today’s communities. We have access to all Central Vermont homes currently listed for sale as well a wealth of knowledge to help you get to know our unique area.