2 Family house with top triplex available for rent
$1,050 /Bedroom
5 Beds
5 Month Lease13 Wood Ct, Plymouth, CT 06786
13 Wood Ct, Plymouth, CT 06786
Map -
Url: http://offcampushousing.uconn.edu/housing/property/13-wood-court-unit/kwfc7y9
Phone Number: (860) 750-8916
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Contact
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Executive Rea
Amy Rio
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Amenities
Unit Features
- Basement
- Heat - Central
- Heat - Floor/Wall
- Heating
- Kitchen
- Refrigerator
- Stove
Shopping Centers
| Center Square | Walk: 1 min | Distance: 0.1 mi |
|---|---|---|
| Village Plaza | Walk: 16 min | Distance: 0.8 mi |
| Pequabuck Plaza | Walk: 29 min | Distance: 1.5 mi |
Airports
| Bradley International | Drive: 59 min | Distance: 34.2 mi |
|---|---|---|
| Tweed/New Haven | Drive: 54 min | Distance: 36.6 mi |
Parks and Recreation
| Wood Acres Farm | Walk: 69 min | Distance: 3.6 mi |
|---|---|---|
| Railroad Museum of New England | Walk: 126 min | Distance: 6.5 mi |
| Imagine Nation Museum | Walk: 90 min | Distance: 4.7 mi |
| Barnes Nature Center | Drive: 9 min | Distance: 5.5 mi |
| Environmental Learning Centers of Connecticut | Drive: 8 min | Distance: 6.0 mi |
Schools
Harry S. Fisher Elementary School
Grades K-5
Public
4
Out of 10
Eli Terry Jr. Middle School
Grades 6-8
Public
6
Out of 10
Terryville High School
Grades 9-12
Public
6
Out of 10
St. Thomas School
Grades PK-8
Private
NR
Out of 10
Chapter 126 Classroom
Grades K-12
Private
NR
Out of 10
About the Listing Agent
The simple truth is, if your Customer Service is held to the highest standard, then growth is unstoppable. Amy's agent and client relationships have demonstrated the accuracy of this truth as she continues to expand her business throughout Connecticut. Also, Amy continues to appreciate the instilled trust and value clients bestow upon her business through company recognition, continuing to build upon her relationships with past and present clients, as well as her continuously growing network of referrals. Amy began in real estate at the ripe age of 18. Right out of high school, she worked at Century 21 in Glastonbury Village Green and felt as if she was this little girl lost in the big world of Real Estate. Her first few months were hard; she felt as if she had spun her wheels, and while borrowing gas money to get to her appointments. Her current office manager, Armand, being her broker at that time, held a contest for an all-expense-paid trip to New York. Being 18 this would be her first chance to see NYC. Amy knew it would be amazing to win the contest and the trip; 10 transactions completed in one month. She plotted a plan to accomplish this goal. Amy won the trip. She found that setting a GOAL assisted her in achieving what she genuinely wanted. She then spent every month setting and obtaining her goals. Soon, Amy knew the ins and outs of Real Estate a few short years of living as an agent, she exceeded all her goals, which landed her as one of the Century 21 Top 10 Producers in the state of CT. Amy calculated her career path and became extremely large, so large that her business model outgrew her. She arranged a team of Agents for fielding her buyer calls and maintained her personal referrals. Agents began grouping around me and after years of flourishing in this fashion, my team asked if I would open my own firm. Amy's team, the founding agents of Executive Real Estate, formed, along with me, a new business entity. They immediately became one of the largest independent offices in their local Realtor market. They were all fearful about venturing off on their own. But the simple truth is that if your Customer Service is held to the highest standard, then growth is unstoppable. Their clients then began to grow their business; the personal referrals to all the executive agents flourished.