Luxury Home of the Week: An award-winning Cambridge Victorian for $16 million
The 16-room home features a master wing with a dressing room and study, as well as four additional bedrooms with en-suite baths.
A Stick-style Queen Anne Victorian the Cambridge Historical Commission honored with a Preservation Award in 2006 has hit the market for $16,000,000.
Built in 1883, 167 Brattle St. was created by renowned architect Henry Van Brunt, who is best known for co-designing Memorial Hall at Harvard. The home boasts restored windows, an updated-yet-vintage kitchen, red-cedar clapboard siding, decorative shingles, copper-lined gutters, six fireplaces, and modern touches, including irrigation and home security systems. Gina Brennan of C. Brendan Noonan & Co. is the listing agent for the 8,021-square-foot estate, which has five bedrooms, five full baths, and four half baths.
The 16-room home features a master wing with a dressing room and study, as well as four additional bedrooms with en-suite baths. The finished basement holds a wine cellar and exercise room.
The house sits on 0.4 of an acre with a brick and granite driveway and a two-car garage.
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