This Brookline estate was the most luxurious home sold this week
Brookline had a huge home sales performance last week, with two estates each going for over $6 million. Though the town’s biggest home sale this week was “only” a little over half that much, it is still worth a glance. Check it out, along with other big sales in Greater Boston.
21 Sargent Crossway, Brookline
This 5,480 square-foot estate with seven bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms sold for $3,570,000 on April 5, above Brookline’s $790,000 median closing price. The home sits on 1.16 landscaped acres and was built in 1939 as a shingle-style colonial. Along with an elevator, the home has a dining room with a fireplace, a solarium, and views of Sargent Pond.
299 Simon Willard Road, Concord
On April 1, this four-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom, 5,286 square-foot house sold for $2,398,000, well above Concord’s $743,000 median closing price. The home is referred to as a “quintessential colonial” and has plenty of windows, intricate architectural details, a media room, and an outside deck. It is also close to Concord Center and many outdoor activities.
A brand new house with historic architectural details, this home sold on April 6 for $2,350,000, well above Wellesley’s $1 million closing price. The home has five bedrooms, six bathrooms, two half bathrooms, and 5,490 square feet of living space. Along with having all new, top of the line appliances, it also has a full wet bar, a finished lower level, and a large backyard.
100 Revere Street, Beacon Hill, Boston
This Beacon Hill brick townhouse that was built circa 1830 sold on April 4 for $2,341,700, above the neighborhood’s $833,000 median closing price. Just steps from Charles Street and the Esplanade, the home has four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and 2,276 square feet of living space, along with a private patio and five fireplaces. It has plenty of modern updates while keeping the historic charm.
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