Real Estate in the Boston Area : Modernism Specialists
Real Estate in the Boston Area : Modernism Specialists
The sellers’ relocation offers a great opportunity for the next steward of this perfect Peacock Farm-style house. A classic design by Walter Pierce that has stood the test of time, the post & beam construction allows maximum flexibility. Open-plan living and dining space with soaring ceilings and oversized windows to bring in the natural light…
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Sparkling updates make this original Walter Pierce-designed Peacock Farm classic a standout in the Pleasant Brook/Peacock Farm neighborhoods. Located on the White Pine Lane cul de sac, the house offers the best of both the pioneering midcentury design and modern amenities. In 2015 the kitchen/main level was renovated, opening up the floor plan; refinishing hardwood…
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Here’s your chance to slide right into a turn-key stylish and impeccably maintained midcentury-modern Peacock Farm-style home in the Grove neighborhood. The living room and dining room side was extended, a bump-out that not only creates more living area, but more light, via a wall of windows. The remodeled kitchen with hardwood floors is also…
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Updated Midcentury-Modern Peacock Farm-style designed by pioneering modernist architect Walter Pierce in the coveted Turning Mill neighborhood, close to the beloved Estabrook School. Move right in and enjoy summer at the neighborhood Paint Rock swimming pool! The open floor plan is filled with natural light from walls of windows, the indoor-outdoor relationship that’s a hallmark…
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Here’s the midcentury-modern home you’ve been waiting for. Set on a knoll and overlooking wooded land beyond, this Walter Pierce-designed Peacock Farm-style house features all the hallmarks of this pioneering plan: soaring ceilings; post-and-beam construction; big walls of windows for an indoor-outdoor feeling; a free-standing fireplace; and a split up-and-down floor plan. The huge living…
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Located at the top of a cul-de-sac in one of the finest sites in the Pleasant Brook or adjacent Peacock Farm neighborhoods, this expanded and updated Peacock-Farm-style house was originally designed by pioneering architect-developer Walter Pierce. Filled with natural light from walls of windows and skylights, the open floor plan is cheerful and welcoming. The…
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Showings begin September 9. Open houses Friday 11:00-12:30; Saturday 1:30-3:30; Sunday 10:30-12:30. Contact us below with questions or to book appointments. A singular expanded and updated mid-century modern house in the Grove neighborhood, a stone’s throw to both Estabrook Elementary and Diamond Middle schools, as well as the beloved Kinneen Park. Tucked away on a…
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The perfect place for more space to work from, and relax at home. Located on a cul de sac in the Pleasant Brook Association, with a neighborhood pool, this expanded Mid-Century Modern Peacock Farm-style home as an attached two-car garage and mudroom, plus basement storage and living area. The main living area is a bit…
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Here’s a most impressive example of innovative midcentury-modern design from two of the Boston area’s pioneering masters. Originally designed by Walter Pierce, who lived on the same cul de sac and designed the whole Peacock Farm neighborhood, this home also features an addition designed by the area’s earliest modernist architect, Henry Hoover, for impeccable pedigree…
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You’ve been waiting for this: A spacious midcentury modern in a pioneering modernist neighborhood with community swimming pool, minutes to Cambridge. Originally designed by architect Walter Pierce, the living area opens up to a soaring family room addition filled with natural light, also designed by Pierce, for dramatic indoor-outdoor symbiosis year round. Sliders open on…
Read MoreMore about the Peacock Farm neighborhood Architectural guidelines linked here. More about Walter Pierce — and our interview with him — tagged here. Original layout of Peacock Farm: From the history section of our web site, Modernmass.com: One of three important planned modernist developments, “Peacock Farm” was just a stone’s throw across Pleasant Street from the swimming pool…
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Amazing private location at the top of a cul-de-sac, overlooking the Landlocked Forest in Lexington’s Turning Mill Neighborhood, One Dewey Road is a Walter Pierce-designed Peacock Farm-style house. The warm hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, huge windows, and open floor plan are just some of the key features of Pierce’s pioneering and award-winning design that we love. The…
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