For sale: This groovy 1970s-themed home could be yours!

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This groovy Massachusetts house is the perfect time capsule that will bring back memories from the 1970s!

According to an online listing, the 4,133-square-foot home has 5 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, an in-ground pool and a great location in Framingham, Massachusetts. The asking price is $624,900, which is on the low end of Zillow’s estimate range.

Read more: How to get your dream kitchen for $5,000 to $15,000

Retro home is a throwback to the ’70s! 

Originally built in 1969, Century 21 listing agent Matt Cuddy told ABC News the home has only had two owners, and everything has been kept as-is for more than 40 years.

Cuddy was nice enough to let Clark.com share these photos of the retro pad with you:

For sale: This groovy 1970s-themed home could be yours!

For sale: This groovy 1970s-themed home could be yours!

For sale: This groovy 1970s-themed home could be yours!

For sale: This groovy 1970s-themed home could be yours!

For sale: This groovy 1970s-themed home could be yours!

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For sale: This groovy 1970s-themed home could be yours!

For sale: This groovy 1970s-themed home could be yours!

For sale: This groovy 1970s-themed home could be yours!

Cuddy, who has more pictures on his website, told ABC News that he’s getting calls about the house from all over the world. 

Navigating a seller’s market 

Real estate trends vary by location, but as MarketWatch points out, it’s been a seller’s market for more than three years now — due to a low supply of available properties.  

But in areas with more inventory, homes aren’t necessarily selling quickly.

While this 1970s-themed home has gone viral, your listing probably won’t. So you might have to do some work before putting it on the market. Realtors refer to this as “depersonalizing your home.”

To sell your home quickly, the experts at Redfin have these four tips:

  • List your home on a Thursday
  • Price your home fairly from the start
  • Professional photos are a must
  • If you hold an open house, don’t delay

And if you’re looking to buy a home, the good news is that mortgage rates are near historic lows, below 4% for a 30-year fixed-rate loan.

Read more: This one mistake is costing home sellers more than $2,000 

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