Two Newton homes sold for $2.4 million apiece this week and other big sales
Though no homes got to the same price point as last week's $9 million Beacon Hill condo, there were still plenty of sales worth noting.
Though no homes got to the same price point as last week’s $9 million Beacon Hill condo, there were still plenty of sales worth noting.
Take these two Newton homes: One was recently renovated, the other is new construction. Each sold for $2,400,000. You might also want to peek inside the Millennium Tower unit that sold for $1,910,000 and the Bedford single-family that went for $1,800,000.
Check them out.
136 Old Farm Road, Newton
On March 3, this new home with five bedrooms, 5.5 baths, and 6,174 square feet of living space sold for $2,450,000. Enter the home from a farmer’s porch, and you’ll find a two-story foyer, an open-concept layout, and impressive millwork. The breakfast room and family room have French doors that lead to a bluestone terrace and mahogany deck.
55 Alban Road, Newton
This renovated and expanded 1897 Victorian with six bedrooms, 5.5 baths, and 5,188 square feet of living space sold for $2,435,000 Tuesday. The home has high ceilings, built-ins, a kitchen open to the family room, window seats, and a mudroom. The lower level is finished as a playroom and exercise room/au pair suite, and it provides storage space.
1 Franklin St., Unit 1508, Downtown Crossing
This two-bedroom, two-bath, 1,566-square-foot Millennium Tower unit sold for $1,910,000 on Monday. Along with all the building amenities (valet parking, 24-hour concierge, indoor lap pool, common terrace, etc.), the unit features ivory-oak hardwood floors, a wine fridge, in-unit laundry, and floor-to-ceiling windows with incredible views.
4 Selfridge Road, Bedford
On Tuesday, this five-bedroom, four-bath, two-half bath home in Bedford with 5,067 square feet of living space sold for $1,800,000. The home sits on a 0.69-acre lot and features a kitchen with a large center island and white-painted maple inset cabinetry. The two garages are joined by a porte cochère, which has a red metal roof and cupola.
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