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Mendon: Privacy and high-end amenities

Custom best describes the property located at 9 Lovell St. in Mendon. Set on 7.36 acres of private wooded property, this 5,305-square-foot colonial with contemporary elements offers grand living spaces, inside and out.  “It’s a unique property with a lot of great amenities,” said Realtor Richard Loder of William Raveis Real Estate. “For the buyer who wants square footage and privacy, it has everything.”

A long driveway fronts the home, which is tucked into a cleared thicket of woods. Nature is your neighbor here, though the location offers easy access to major routes and area amenities. Blue sky and a green lawn provide the canvas for this home, which is a combination of wood siding complemented with a partial stone façade. Varied rooflines add to its aesthetic appeal with a three-car side entry garage. Architectural elements are plentiful with stationary French doors lining a wide covered porch.

Interior amenities begin with an oversized foyer, highlighted by a French door entry. Above it is a half-moon transom and extensive trim molding, a theme that repeats throughout the home. The foyer features hardwood floors and a large double closet. A private home office, 19 by 15 feet, is off the foyer, as is a guest half-bath.

This colonial home leads with contemporary appointments, including an open concept floor plan. The foyer segues into a 16-by-14-foot dining room, which is bordered by the stationary French doors. It makes a grand statement, combining airy and elegant. Hardwood flooring continues in this area of the home.

It’s a few steps down into a 22-by-23-foot family room. Trim work mirrors the custom stained molding found in the foyer and dining room. The French doors and half-moon transoms also repeat, but are enhanced by floor-to-ceiling windows with standard transoms, flanking either side. It results in a true wall of windows, taking in views of the backyard area and private setting beyond. The French doors open to a large deck. The stonework found on the home’s exterior also repeats on the fireplace in this room.  It brings a cohesive line to the overall design and a terrific focal point to this space. The see-through wood-burning fireplace is also part of the living room motif. Measuring 16 by 13 feet, the living room is currently home to a billiard table, which shows off the home’s flexible floor plan. However, a quick switch of furniture easily restores the space to its original function. In addition to the stone fireplace, the living room features hardwood floors and architecturally enhanced windows.

GE DRSR483ED1WW runs but no heat element and thermos check out ...

I have a GE DRSR483ED1WW electric dryer that will run but will not heat up. I did some research and found a list of usual suspects to check. I took it a part and removed the heating element and tested it for continuity as well as the thermostats and thermal fuse. All check fine for continuity. I am getting 240v at the plug where it screws onto the back of the dryer. I thought for sure the heating element would be bad so I bought another one from ********. It test fine and the dryer still does not heat up. What should I check next? Anyone ever run into this sort of thing before? There really doesn't seem to be much else in the way of sensors inside this thing other than an thermo on the blower motor and it must be good as it runs fine. Could the switch be bad? It has a selctor switch for high, med, low and no heat? Is there a way to test/jump this switch to see if its bad?

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