Real Estate in the Boston Area : Modernism Specialists
Real Estate in the Boston Area : Modernism Specialists
Every once in a while, the day job and night job collide. Usually it is when someone walks into an open house and does a double take. “Hey, aren’t you the guy….?’ Studio 360 on Public Radio International (PRI) were nice enough to put together this nice little story about how one artist balances work,…
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We have a new video walk-through of 140 Hawthorne. Please view it at the post for the listing.
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Check out the video at the newly updated post.
Read MoreWe sell all kinds of residential real estate: old; new; traditional; condos; multi-families; large Victorians; tiny Capes; Colonials; and yes, Mid-Century Modern. But sometimes we have to remind people that less than half of our overall sales (over $40 million annually) come from Modern homes. As we say over at the About page, the ModernMass…
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Open houses this weekend: Saturday 9/22 1-3pm 62 Hill St, Lexington 37 Baskin Rd, Lexington Sunday 9/23 1-3pm 140 Hawthorne, Waltham 42 Silver Hill, Lincoln
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According to the site toptenrealestatedeals.com, Jackie Gleason “designed and built” this home, the “Mother Ship,” and …. a guest house named the ‘Scout Ship,’ a round storage building, and two swimming pools, all of which were completed in 1959. It was part studio, part home, and part party house. It was also where he housed his…
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Interesting article in today’s Boston Globe discussing preservation concerns in Somerville and Amherst. Full article here.
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With Bill as your host.
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New listing in Peacock Farm with another brokerage from out of town. $908k. On a cul de sac. We would be happy to arrange a private showing as buyer agents. 4 BR, 3 BA, 2480 s.f. on half acre lot on a cul de sac. Designed by Walter Pierce with an addition by Henry Hoover….
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Sold by buyer agent, Chris Chan-Tse. See listing here.
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We were very sorry to learn of the passing of one of our clients, the architect and urban planner, Herbert Bogen. The design sketch of the house he built in 1953 in Five Fields for his family was the inspiration for our logo. We wish his family and friends our condolences.
Read MoreOwning a home is a keystone of wealth… both financial affluence and emotional security.