Castle-like home on 24 acres in Sherborn went for $2 million this week
Though not the biggest home sale of the week in the Greater Boston area, 31 Hunting Lane in Sherborn is definitely one that catches the eye with its castle-like form. Around $2 million seemed to be the magic number in the area’s large home sales this week, with multiple suburbs seeing sales right about that mark.
Check them out.
This castle-like home with four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and 5,806 square feet of living space in Sherborn sold for $2,030,500 on April 13, well above the town’s $757,000 median home value. Along with its unique style, the home has a winding driveway, an elevator, a greenhouse, and a three-car garage. It is set on 24 acres of land, which includes tennis courts, gardens, patios, and room for a pool.
On April 13, this 6,772 square-foot home in Newton, with six bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, sold for $2,675,000, above the town’s $886,400 median home value. Built in the Federal Colonial style near Newton Center, the home has been renovated, while still including period details. It also has high-end appliances, a finished lower level, and an attached two-car garage.
378 Broadway, Unit 1, Cambridge
Built in the Mansard Victorian style, this three-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom, 3,518 square-foot condo in Cambridge sold for $2,100,000 on April 12, above the city’s $649,000 median home value. Situated between Harvard and MIT, this home has an elegant foyer, a wood-burning fireplace, a cook’s kitchen, high ceilings, and crown molding.
1514 Beacon Street, Unit 47-48, Brookline
This Beacon Street condo “reminiscent of a European chateau” in between Coolidge Corner and Washington Square with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 2,615 square feet sold for $1,650,000 on April 11, above Brookline’s $737,700 median home value. The home mixes the past, as evidenced by period moldings and ornamental windows, with the present, as exhibited in the contemporary kitchen and custom built-ins.
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