Wellesley estate and South End brownstone each sold for over $3.5 million this week
30 Hundreds Circle in Wellesley sold for $3.6 million on January 15.
Though Boston proper had a big week in home sales, with many going for a million or more, so did the surrounding areas. Brookline had a few sizeable sales, but a renovated Georgian Colonial stood out amongst the rest, along with massive estates in Manchester and Wellesley. Check them out.
This five-bedroom estate in Wellesley Farms, with four full bathrooms and three half bathrooms, sold for $3,600,000 on January 15, which is well over the already high $1.1 million median closing price in town. The home has 5,843 square feet of living space, a blend of modern and traditional styles with period details intact, and sits on a quiet street, but is also close to the commuter rail.
This renovated brick Georgian Colonial has five bedrooms, four full bathrooms, two half bathrooms, and 5,330 square feet of living space. It sold for $2,830,100 on January 15. This price is high even for the $761,000 median closing price in town. The home has an open floor plan, a two-story foyer, a patio, a large private yard, and a wine storage area.
109 Appleton Street, South End, Boston
On January 20, a newly renovated brownstone in the South End with four bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and 3,500 square feet of living space sold for $3,550,000, which is above the $880,000 median closing price in the neighborhood. The single-family home is a rarity for the South End and has plenty of original detail, four fireplaces, a garden level media room, and a roof deck with amazing views.
This Queen Anne style home on 1.5 acres of land has 10 bedrooms, six full bathrooms, two half bathrooms, 8,379 square feet of living space, and sold for $2,600,000 on January 15, well over the $683,000 median closing price in town. The home has high ceilings, exposed beams, seasonal ocean views, an in-ground pool, and is just steps from the beach.
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