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Top Ten Reasons to Love Living at Stoney Hill Condominiums in Westfield, MA 01085

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Top Ten Reasons to Love Living at Stoney Hill Condominiums in Westfield, MA 01085

Stoney Hill Condominiums at 419 Southwick Road, Westfield, MA 01085 is a beautiful community of condominiums.  I can tell you that I am an authority on this list because I live at Stoney Hill!  My daughters and I love our lifestyle at Stoney Hill Condominiums and our neighbors do, too!  Here is a the list of the top ten reasons to love living there!

#1- Lush landscaping.  The grounds are ample, lush and create a serene sense of privacy.

#2- Maintenance free living!  The lawns are mowed, the streets are plowed, the exteriors are painted and you don’t do any of it!

#3- Beautiful pool.  The pool is a great benefit during the warm months!

#4- Golf course.  Fun 9-hole golf course for the enthusiast.

#5- Tennis and basketball courts.

#6- Private rear decks with gardening allowed!

#7- Three home styles available: ranch, cape and colonial.

#8- Every unit has a garage.

#9- Plenty of extra parking.

#10- Wonderful people!

 

If you have a condominium at Stoney Hill Condominiums that you are considering selling, please let me know because I have buyers who are interested in moving there!

If you are looking to buy a condominium in Westfield, here is a search that will help you to see what is available:

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Lesley Lambert, Stoney Hill Condominium Expert at Park Square Realty.

 

 

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“Why I Have The Best Mom” by my 9 year old daughter

Lesley LambertMy nine year old is in fourth grade and her teacher has her doing a lot of writing, which I think is great.  This week she came home with a story titled, “Why I Have the Best Mom”.

Here is what she wrote, misspellings are left as she wrote it because I think it is precious:

I have the best  mom because she is buitiful, kind, helps me every second of my life.  She also loves me alot.  She snuggles me every day at least 12 times.  Sometimes she’s sill, but she can also be very strict or serious.  My mom will help me with homework even if I don’t need it.  Her smile always brightens my day.  My mom loves animals almost as much as I do.  She even let us keep Tate our grandma’s unwanted dog.  We get to travel together for compititions or vacation.  My mom is one of my dance teachers.  She teaches me tap and musical theater, also some leaps and turns.  My favorite thing that she teaches me my jazz solo.  I think it’s cool that my mom and me love dance.  In our free time we get sushi, watch movies, take walks and also work on the garden.  I have the coolest mom ever.

Isn’t that the sweetest thing?

Steps for Pediatric Cancer – Pulled at my heartstrings and now I want your help

Last night Morriss and I had dinner at the Frontera Grill in Chicopee.  When I got there I sat next to a friendly man who I chatted with for a few minutes.  Morriss arrived a few minutes later filled with news of his son’s high school open house.

nick cayoIn the course of the evening, we ended up talking with the fellow next to me some more and he introduced himself  as Ed Cayo and shared the story of his son, Nick.  He shared with us that at the age of 11 Nick was diagnosed with a high-grade astrocytoma (malignant brain tumor).  They did surgery and treatment and he lived until one day shy of his 13th birthday.

At this point I reached out and held this man.   He may be a stranger, but he is a parent that lived through the worst thing that I can imagine.  Sitting there with Morriss, who had just attended his 14 year old’s open house and myself the mother of a 9 and 12 year old, the emotions were high.

Ed went on to tell us the inspirational tale of what he and is wife created in the wake of their son’s death.  This is from their website:

 

“Nick’s mom and dad, Michelle and Ed Cayo, knew they needed to make a difference for Nick and all the children with pediatric cancer.  The creation of the Steps for Pediatric Cancer Walk is one step closer to bringing the much needed awareness and funding for pediatric cancer research to the forefront.  Michelle and Ed made a promise to Nick to make a difference…and they never intend to break that promise.“

Morriss and I went on to learn that they had just days before held their first event with outstanding results. While I wish I had known about the event in time to attend, I knew as soon as I heard Ed’s story that I wanted to help in every way possible.  All of the funds raised go to pediatric cancer research at the Jimmy Fund in Boston.  I am making a personal donation, of course, but I wanted to take this one step further.  I have a question for you:

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

Can you make a donation of any size?  Can your company become a sponsor?  Can you share this on your social media channels to bring a higher awareness to Western MA? 

I know you can do one of not all of those things and I am emploring you to step up and join me in supporting this.  While I don’t know Ed any better than you can from one evening of conversation, I know he is a survivor and I am so impressed with the fact that he and his wife are turning their grief into a gift to the children.

DONATE HERE

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Southwick, MA 01077 Real Estate – Homes For Sale

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Are you searching for a new home in Southwick, MA 01077?   This home search tool will allow you to find property and homes for sale in Southwick, MA:

If you are looking for a Southwick REALTOR to help you buy a new home in Southwick, MA or sell your Southwick, MA home then call me: Lesley Lambert, Southwick real estate agent with Park Square Realty 413-575-3611

 

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Life is Just Plummy

Life is Just Plummy.  No, that isn’t a typo.  It is the introduction to an inspirational story shared with me by a client.

I have a client in Westfield whose house is on the market and she her husband are going through a rough time.   Her husband’s health is not good and she has run herself ragged caring for him and their home.

They really need to move closer to Boston and she is very anxious about getting the sale accomplished.  She is an avid gardener and also very spiritual.  She shared with me that in a moment of despair she was in her garden and was asking God if he had forgotten her.  She was frustrated and a bit angry, as she tells it and was imploring Him for answers.

At that moment, she felt a light thud on her shoulder.  She brushed at the object, which proceeded to fall into her blouse and land on her heart.  When she removed the object it turned out to be a heart shaped plum from her plum tree.

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At that moment she knew that she was heard and not forgotten and she felt an instant sense of gratitude.  She went inside and emailed me this story along with the picture of the plum you see in this post.

As a real estate agent, I am often working with clients in difficult and emotional situations.  It always pulls at my heart, but I remember to stay professional.  I use their emotions to stay motivated and to do that one more thing for them each day.

I know that her home will sell any day now.  I don’t need a heart shaped plum to get that done, but it is certainly a wonderful sign!

If you have a home to sell in Westfield, Southwick, Agawam or anywhere in the Pioneer Valley of Western MA, I would love to interview for the position of your Western MA REALTOR!  Lesley Lambert, Park Square Realty.

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