Home Showcase: Renovated Weston home thinks big

To-the-studs renovations of a suburban Colonial can take a few different routes: a complete overhaul that strips all the character out, a hodge-podge of all the latest bells and whistles, or, in the case of 140 Cherry Brook Road, something more thoughtful.

At the hands of Julie Schreiner-Oldham of JSO Builders, the traditional footprint of the 1960s home received an overhaul and expansion that made the interior feel fresh, inviting, and bright. But most of all, it made it just make sense for today’s families.

Practical details like a walk-in butler’s pantry and beverage station in the kitchen, a neatly organized mudroom, and second-floor laundry are all designed to make life a little easier. Those efficiencies don’t come at the expense of gorgeous, high-end moments: a wall of built-ins, moulding, elegant fireplaces, and a dreamy LaCornue range in the kitchen.

The six-bedroom, 5.5-bath home was expanded to more than 6,300 square feet with room to spread out, entertain, do homework, and get a workout. Count on the finished third level for a cozy, skylit family room and the lower level for a playroom, home gym, guest quarters, and bonus office.

Outside, the 1.73-acre lot enjoys mature trees, landscaping, and a lovely patio area with room to add a pool if that’s where your heart takes you.

Open house is Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 3 and 4, from noon to 1:30 p.m.

On the market for $3,499,000, the sale of the home is represented by Elisabeth Preis with Compass, 617-997-1694.

 

Home Showcase:

Address: 140 Cherry Brook Road, Weston, MA 02493

Bedrooms: 6

List Price: $3,499,000

Square feet: 6,326

Price per square foot: $553

Annual taxes: $19,645 in 2024.

Location: Coveted tree-lined neighborhood.

Built in: 1960

The Appraisal:

Pros:

Spectacular renovation

Outdoor space

Cons:

Weston taxes

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