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What your money buys in Scituate
By Jon Gorey
Globe Correspondent

$559,900

18 Sixth Ave.

Year built: 1927

Lot size: 0.18 acre

Bedrooms: 4

Baths: 2 full

Taxes: $6,849 (2015)

This 2,256-square-foot Colonial has been renovated, and it really shines in summer with a large deck and water views from its prime location a few minutes’ walk from Sand Hills Beach. The home requires federal flood insurance. As of press time, an offer had been accepted on this property.

$879,000

10 Booth Hill Road

Year built: 1890

Lot size: 0.48 acre

Bedrooms: 4

Baths: 3 full

Taxes: $7,908 (2015)

Located in North Scituate village, this charmingly updated 2,806-square-foot antique farmhouse features a new kitchen with granite and quartz counters, a wine fridge, and access to a sunroom; a family room with French doors and a gas fireplace; an outdoor shower; and a whole-house generator.

Jon Gorey is a freelance writer in Quincy. Send comments to jongorey@gmail.com. Follow him on Twitter at @jongorey.