Luxury Home of the Week: Office in Newton Colonial has a separate entrance
For $1,199,900, the home boasts a deck overlooking a golf course. Search the latest luxury listings to rent or buy at realestate.boston.com.
With its sophisticated, blue-gray Colonial front, this home offers no hint at the warm, modern features inside.
Built in 1930 and offering four bedrooms, three full baths, one half bath, and 2,849 square feet of living space, 61 Huntington Road in Newton includes a deck overlooking Newton Commonwealth Golf Course, hardwood flooring throughout, and a sunroom.
Mark Lesses of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage has listed it for $1,199,900.
Three picture windows and a fireplace in the living room create a homey atmosphere, leading to a dining room with custom-built cabinets and a kitchen with stone and granite countertops and access to a deck. This open layout flows into the sunroom, which boasts a skylight, a cathedral ceiling, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
The home office, also located on the first floor but with a separate entrance, showcases exposed wooden beams and concrete brick walls. The space is outfitted with a half bathroom, a skylight, cathedral ceiling, and wall-to-wall carpeting.
The second floor houses three bedrooms, including a master with a calming gray and marbled-white bathroom and a custom walk-in closet. The third floor offers a fourth bedroom, according to the listing.
The backyard is coated in a dark mulch and lined by a stone wall. The 0.22-acre property also includes a paved drive and a two-car garage, but the driveway does not extend to the garage. As of press time, an offer with contingencies had been accepted on this home.
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