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Bessette and Antrop of Residential Props. Ltd. complete $884,000 sale

Residential Properties Ltd. sales associates John Bessette and Ryan Antrop have completed the highest single family sale in town over the past eight years, closing 132 Angell Rd. for the price of $884,000. Bessette represented the seller, while the buyer was represented by Antrop. Located in Gray Rock Estates, this custom built, five bedroom home provides a combination of high-end luxury finishes and two acres of private wooded grounds. The home offers 5,115 s/f of living space. equipped with state of the art systems, including radiant heat and a centralized tech panel. Bessette prides himself on his ability to sell homes which have previously been on the market without any success. He is a lifelong Cumberland resident and was a recipient of the Five Star Professional Award in both 2013 and 2014. Antrop is a founding member of Antrop & Williamson, one of Northern Rhode Island's most successful real estate teams and a recipient of the 2014 Platinum Level Diamond Award. Residential Properties Ltd. is the largest privately held real estate company in Rhode Island and has been serving sellers and buyers of distinctive properties since 1981 through service, innovation and sheer hard work. The company, with five offices located in Barrington, Cumberland, East Greenwich, Narragansett and Providence, services all of Rhode Island, the Connecticut shoreline and southeastern and central Massachusetts. In addition, the relocation department assists buyers and sellers on transactions throughout the country.
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