Classic Newton Home, Room to Grow
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A Traditional Newton Home with Space to Breathe
Set on a quiet street in Newton, this 1,753-square-foot home offers a traditional layout with distinct living spaces. The exterior features classic New England lines, surrounded by mature trees and a private yard. Inside, the main floor connects a bright living room to a dedicated dining area and a functional kitchen.
Upstairs, three bedrooms provide ample space, supported by two full bathrooms and a convenient half bath on the main level. The layout moves naturally from the front entry through to the main living areas, keeping everything open and organized.
A Day in the Life
Quiet Streets, Strong Schools, and a Private Yard
Neighborhood Connections
Glazed Bytes provides a nearby stop for morning coffee. Memorial Spaulding Elementary School is located within the surrounding neighborhood.
Thompsonville Playground offers green space for afternoon recreation. Wegmans is a short drive away for groceries.
Dinner is available nearby at Seasons 52. The home provides a comfortable setting for the rest of the night.
Practical Features Built for Daily Life
The kitchen is fully equipped with a dishwasher, disposal, range, and refrigerator — ready from day one. A dedicated laundry area with an included washer and dryer keeps clothing care out of the main living spaces.
The 1,753 square feet are distributed across a clear, connected layout. The private yard extends the living area outdoors, offering a secure space through the warmer months.
A Calm Neighborhood Close to Everything Newton Offers
Newton balances quiet residential streets with access to strong community amenities. Village centers, local parks, and top-rated schools sit within a short drive, giving the neighborhood a grounded, connected feel. The broader Boston area is well within reach, making this a practical base without the noise of the city.
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A Competitive Market Worth Moving Quickly On
Newton's appeal to families is reflected directly in its numbers. Strong school demand and limited supply keep this one of Greater Boston's most active markets — and prices show it. The citywide median sold price sits around $1.7M, with homes regularly closing at full asking price. Single-family homes are up roughly 6% year over year, with a spring median near $1.42M.
Inventory has improved slightly, but well-located, move-in-ready homes still draw strong interest. Buyers who know the market move first.
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