Just listed: A curvy Southborough mansion with an indoor pool for $1.9 million
This contemporary home is so curvy that it was difficult to calculate the room dimensions.
The dormered cone on the end of this stone and wood home is the first sign that this Southborough contemporary is visually arresting inside and out.
44 Sears Road impresses with its towering ceilings, wood beams, stone work, curvy walls and stairs, and playful window designs. Built in 1993, the 17-room home offers four bedrooms, 5.5 baths, and 7,916 square feet of space.
Built on 7.2 acres on a cul-de-sac, the property has hit the market for $1,990,000.
Features of the main level include a sunken living room, a dining room, two family rooms (one is for adults; the children’s space has a craft area), a kitchen with a breakfast bar and nook, a library with custom cabinetry, and a laundry setup.
The sleeping quarters are upstairs. Each bedroom has an en-suite bath. The master is also outfitted with a sitting area, while one of the secondary bedrooms is a two-room suite.
On the home’s lower level, there are exercise and game rooms, a wet bar, a wine cellar, and a workshop. This floor, which is 2,664 square feet, is not included in the total square footage.
The property also offers an indoor pool, a sauna, spa, a deck, and a tennis court.
The Sirota, Shobin, and Hudgins Team at Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage has the listing.
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