Padanaram Acres Home Features:

Foundation and Masonry: Poured 8” concrete walls with 4 rows ReBar on 16X10 Footings 2' x 6' Exterior Walls 4” slab in garage, Frost wall Vinyl Windows in Foundation Front steps-Composite synthetic wood Front Walkway-concrete Steel Main Girder Beam Exterior Grounds: Driveway- Blacktop Loamed and Seeded Landscaping per Builder Public water, Public Sewer Exterior of House: All O.S.B. Sheathing and Decking Asphalt roof shingles, architectural grade Energy sealed Insulation Package and Full House Wrap Siding- Cedar Shingles, sealed Pine Trim painted with two coats Insulated Exterior Doors Fiberglass Insulated Front door Windows- Jeldwen or Equal Two Exterior water faucets Two Exterior outlets Aluminum Gutters and Downspouts Deck- pressure treated wood – 12’ X 14’ Automatic Garage Door openers Exterior Lighting provided 2 Car Front Entry Garage Sliders w/out Grills Lawn Irrigation Town of Dartmouth General Information: 2009 Residential Tax Rate: $7.59/1,000. Area: 63.95 square miles Population: 33,054 Density: 443 per sq. mile Form of Government: Board of Selectman Executive Administrator Representative Town Meeting Link to more information about Dartmouth (PDF)>>>

Interior of House: All Exterior Walls studded minimum 2”X 4” Construction, Interior walls 2”X 4” Construction Insulation-Exterior walls R13, Horizontal ceiling R-38, Basement ceiling R19 Walls- 3 step Drywall process Ceilings- Nantucket Finish Smoke Detectors and Carbon Monoxide as required by code 200 AMP electrical service Energy Efficient gas fired hot water baseboard heat Interior Doors- six panel masonite, painted white Baseboard- 5” Colonial Pine, Painted white Doors and Window Trim- Colonial casing, Painted White Oak Stair Rails and Newel Posts Chair Rail and Panel Moldings in Dining rooms Electrical Dryer and Washer hook up and vent in Laundry Area Plumbing Fixtures- washerless faucets& shower controls w/ pressure balancing & scald restriction Maple Custom Kitchen Cabinets and Bathroom Vanities/ Per Plans Energy Efficient indirect hot water heater/ size depending on plan Stainless Steel Cooking stove, Dishwasher and Range hood Complete Lighting Package including a recessed light package in the kitchen Stainless Steel Double Bowl Sink Crown Moldings on Kitchen Cabinets Decorative Columns (location depending on plan) Granite Counter in Kitchen Cultured Marble Countertops in Baths Hardwood Floors throughout, Carpeted Bedrooms w/ 6 lb. padding and Tiled Baths and Laundry 3 Phone Jacks Category 5 Wiring  3 Cable Jacks RG6 Cable Ventilated Shelving Mirrors in All Baths Comfort Height Toilets Gas fireplace in Great Room with White Mantel Crown in Foyer & Dining Rooms (Depending on plan) One Piece Fiberglass Tub/Shower Combination in Hall/Guest Bath 4’ One Piece Fiberglass Shower and a 5’ Soaker Tub in all Master Baths

Dartmouth was settled in November of 1652. The first settlements were in Russells Mills, Slocum Neck, and Smith Neck, called Nomquids by the Indians. Shortly after, however, the colonists ranged from the mother settlement and established in Smith Mills, Fairhaven and lastly New Bedford.

The community grew quickly, attracting many who disagreed with the establishment and many more who sought work in agriculture, saltmaking or fishing, including a significant number of Portuguese immigrants. Dartmouth has remained through most of its history a rural agricultural community but began adopting a summer residential and resort character in the 19th century as wealthy and near-wealthy city dwellers from New Bedford built and purchased vacation homes. Although Dartmouth is now primarily a suburban bedroom community, the town came into the 20th century with significant portions of its historic character intact; there is still farming in Dartmouth, still a strong vacation component and still a wide diversity in religious beliefs. Residents are proud of the fact that in Dartmouth the past and present co-exist: the past in its farms, churches, villages and scenic rural roads and the present in Route 6 commercial development, the North Dartmouth Mall and emerging industrial policies.

For more information about
Padanaram Acres contact:

Zac Souza
Sales Manager
Cell:(508) 951-6865
Bus: 508-995-8240 Ext. 25
Email: zsouza@longbuilthomes.com


Sales Office:
Long Built Homes
158 Charles McCombs Boulevard
New Bedford, MA 02745

Directions: Padanaram Acres is located between Star of the Sea Dr. and the old Dairy Chief. Off Russells Mills Rd. Rt.6 to Slocum Rd., which turns into Russells Mills then 1 mile on left beyond police station.