Just moments from the Red Barn for coffee and the Coop for dinner, this exceptional home offers the perfect blend of modern living and historic post-and-beam architecture. Pull up a seat at the 8-foot Carrara marble island. Host Thanksgiving without sending anyone to another room. The eat-in kitchen features a built-in pantry, a herringbone Carrara marble backsplash, gas cooking, and original expo
Just moments from the Red Barn for coffee and the Coop for dinner, this exceptional home offers the perfect blend of modern living and historic post-and-beam architecture. Pull up a seat at the 8-foot Carrara marble island. Host Thanksgiving without sending anyone to another room. The eat-in kitchen features a built-in pantry, a herringbone Carrara marble backsplash, gas cooking, and original exposed beams that bring warmth and character to every space. Original wide pine floors have been beautifully preserved underfoot. The remarkably open floor plan is unlike anything you’ll find in most homes of this era. A stunning 5-foot-wide custom staircase anchors the center of the home, allowing you to see from the kitchen into nearly every main living space. Drop boots and backpacks in the built-in mudroom, with custom storage thoughtfully integrated throughout the home. Each bedroom is generously sized. The primary suite features a custom California Closets walk-in closet, complete with a window seat. Two fully renovated bathrooms and abundant natural light complete the interior. Enjoy your morning coffee on the farmer’s porch or dine outdoors all summer in the remarkably private backyard, surrounded by mature hydrangeas. The renovation was taken back to the studs and completed with care, preserving the home’s historic character while seamlessly incorporating today’s modern amenities. Updates include new windows, a gas furnace, 200-amp electrical service, and a dedicated EV charger. Built in 1793. Designed for the way you live today.
In 2004, Mike Mathieu employed Ed Newton III as his apprentice and utilizing Mike’s wealth of knowledge and more th
In 2004, Mike Mathieu employed Ed Newton III as his apprentice and utilizing Mike’s wealth of knowledge and more than 30 years of experience, they soon became number one in Westborough, a distinction they have had ever since. In 2007, Mike’s daughter, Justine, changed her status from part-time to full-time administration, and the three of them formed the Mathieu Group. In 2010, they expanded the group, which allowed for a focus in all areas of Massachusetts while maintaining a high level of service to clients in Westborough and surrounding communities. In 2013, they affiliated with Sotheby’s International Realty, and Mathieu Newton Sotheby’s International Realty was founded. Providing world class service, artful marketing, a strong understanding of technology, and the expert knowledge of the real estate marketplace, Mike, Ed, and Justine work in harmony for the success of their agents and the assurance of quality service to their clients.