Thank you to everyone who came to see the house.
It’s sold.
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New to Market!
8 Arapahoe Road
$699k
Near Intersection of Commonwealth Avenue and Washington Blvd.
Newton, Massachusetts
Please call for a showing. Tai (617) 413-3853 or email tailee100@verizon.net
House: 1680 sq ft
Lot: 5076 sq ft
Built in 1920
Total Rooms: 8
3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bath
Finished Basement
Colonial Style
Elementary School: Peirce or Williams
Central A/C
High Efficient Combination Boiler/Tankless Water Heater
Washer/Dryer on 2nd floor
New hardwood floors throughout
Master Bathroom with Double Sink. There is a huge walk in slate shower. The flooring is dark grey slate.
Living Room. This elegant, spacious space also has a window seat.
Honed Black Granite and Stainless Steel Kitchen. The appliances are Bosch. The faucet is Grohe. The French Doors lead to a small deck perfect for a BBQ.
Master bedroom. It’s a spacious room with an entire wall of double closets.
Family Room. This room is off the Living Room and is a perfect cozy space for the TV.
Bedroom 1. Larger than bedroom 2, Bedroom 1 also has a new closet.
Bedroom 2. The first room off the stairs, this bedroom would also make a perfect nursery.
The Upstairs bathroom is Carerra Marble and white tile. It has a clean, minimalist look.
The basement is now finished. It can be a great playroom, rec room, office space, gym, den or man cave. It’s just waiting for your touch.
This gorgeous window box graces the large front window outside the living room. It was created by Zoe Forbes of Fleuri Designs. She says that winter is her favorite season to design window boxes, home floral and wreath decorations and container gardens because it lasts and lasts! Though this window box plant and flower collection lasts only the brief fall season, it does evoke autumn!
Front Door
Front of house.
Another View of Front of House.
Back Yard. There’s plenty of room for a playset or lawn furniture in the grassy back yard.
Photography by Sharon Schindler Photography. Her name might sound familiar because she also shot the Newton North High School Coffeetable Book.