Listed by Roberto Carluzzo and Anthony Couwlier
,Bought with Marisa Parton
Source: MIAMI Association of REALTORS® #R10778410
8714 Via Mar Rosso, Palm Beach County, FL, 33467
$493,000
Townhouse
•"My wife and I met Marissa back in 2021 through our realtor from VA. She was a listing agent on a house we were interested in. Unfortunately, we ended up deciding to not purchase a house that year. Fast forward to 2022 when we were ready to purchase a house, our original realtor referred us to Marisa and we began our research. Marisa was with us every step of the way for about 3 months as we tried to find a house in this competitive market. We put in 3 offers that were all outbid before getting our 4th offer accepted. Marisa never hesitated to write our offers or step away from her family to show us a house. It was a blast working with Marisa, and look forward to working with her again in the future."
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