For $1.29m, a Boxborough Colonial with a sweet suite
The property comes with 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, a lower level with its own entrance, and a koi pond.
380 Burroughs Road, Boxborough
$1,299,000
Style Colonial
Year built 1984
Square feet 3,711
Bedrooms 4
Baths 4 full, 1 half
Sewer/Water Private
Taxes $17,390 (2025)
It’s a three-room suite fit for the next mortgagee of this Colonial in Boxborough, a town of roughly 5,500 where classic New England stone walls separate single-family homes.
The primary suite of our Home of the Week occupies the entire second level of the wing. The 380-square-foot bedroom area offers vaulted ceilings, oak flooring, and five double-hung windows. Grab a book and cozy up by the sitting area fireplace, a gas configuration a faux stone slab frames.
Need a touch up? The bedroom also has a freestanding vanity with a sink and a mirror. For a lingering and luxurious grooming session, head to the en-suite bath, which features ceramic tile flooring with radiant heat, a pair of porcelain pedestal sinks, mirrored medicine cabinets, a soaking tub nestled between two double-hung windows, and a standalone shower.
A door in the bath connects to the 132-square-foot walk-in closet, which boasts built-in shelving on every wall, an island, a window, and ceiling lights you can position.



There are three other bedrooms on this level, the largest of which is a 212-square-foot suite with a bathroom and a double closet. The bathroom comes with a white porcelain pedestal sink, tile flooring, and a tub/shower combination behind a curtain. The two other bedrooms (both are 126 square feet) share a hallway bath with a tub/shower combination behind a sliding door, a porcelain-topped floating vanity, and ceramic tile flooring.



A laundry closet completes this level.
The Boxborough home welcomes guests through a pair of bright red doors: one in the middle of this center hall Colonial, the other off the farmer’s porch. The door off the farmer’s porch opens into a 342-square-foot-family room. Windows flank a wood-burning fireplace surrounded by floor-to-ceiling tile reminiscent of a sandy beach. The space also features recessed lighting; a hall tree with a bench, hooks, and cubbies; and white cabinetry with glass doors and shelves. A door reveals the two-car garage.


The oak flooring in the family room flows into the kitchen. The 286-square-foot room has been updated in a way that enhances its traditional role as the heart of a home. The island and a peninsula offer seating for at least seven. The sink sits under a windowed bump-out ready for plants. The Shaker-style cabinets are white, the appliances are stainless steel, and the backsplash is an earthy subway tile.
A slider connects to a 418-square-foot deck with views of the koi pond and the fenced-in yard of this 0.93-acre property.


Other highlights of this level include a 120-square-foot dining room with a three-window bump-out, a 244-square-foot living room with a wood-burning fireplace, a 150-square-foot office that’s right off the central entrance, and a half bath with ceramic tile flooring, a vessel sink, a floating vanity, and a sparkly gold accent wall.
The lower level comes with a 264-square-foot finished space that holds a kitchenette, a shower-only bath, a private entrance, a utility room, and storage.





Kristin Hilberg of Keller Williams Realty Boston Northwest has this Boxborough listing. As of press time, an offer had been accepted on the home.
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