Listed by Tatyana Makarov from Century 21 AllPoints Realty
,Bought with Matthew Miale
Source: SmartMLS Connecticut #170336378
2 Robins Wood Way, Hartford County, CT, 06074
$627,500
SingleFam
•Tatyana Makarov is amazing! She was able to be completely honest with me on what I needed to do, to help my house sell, which I greatly appreciated! She is very knowledgable and with her help I was able to sell my house. She's very easy to work with and very quick at responding any questions you have!!! She also was very helpful in all efforts. I highly recomend Tatyana to anyone who is looking to buy or sell theirs homes. She's professional, knowledge, honest, she will answer your questions NO metter what time of the day or night IT'S!!! Her hard work and knowledge of what it takes to sell a home, really paid off!!! Thank you so much Tatyana for job well done selling my home in South Windsor. It was my pleasure to work with you again! Barbara S ??


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