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Beautifully renovated 1919 property on one of the most desired streets in Worcester's Newton Corner. This four bedroom, three and a half bath home blends original craftsmanship with modern comfort and design. The home begins with a spectacular custom kitchen that showcases dramatic marble, inset cabinetry, modern fixtures, and all new appliances. Off the kitchen is a spacious mudroom with storage, laundry, and a half bath, plus an all-season sunroom ideal for dining or everyday living. The first floor also has a sun filled living room with an original brick fireplace and restored coffered ceiling. Upstairs are two large bedrooms and a full bath, along with a private primary suite featuring its own bath and oversized closet. The fully finished attic adds even more flexible living space with an additional bathroom, and the finished basement provides a bonus room and useful storage space. Updates include heat-pump forced air systems on each floor, all-new wiring and lighting, and fully upgraded plumbing and fixtures. Original hardwood maple floors, millwork, and staircase have been carefully preserved on all four floors of the home. Outside you'll find fresh landscaping, a two-car detached garage, and ample off-street parking. A rare blend of timeless design and modern convenience.
Single-familyProperty Type
1919Year Built
0.3 acresLot Size
$331Price/Sq.Ft.
2 garage spacesParking
Listed by Austin Franchi• Coldwell Banker Realty - Sudbury
Newton Square, located between Elm Park and Worcester State University, is a residential and academic Worcester neighborhood with a leafy park edge and a steady café-and-corner-store rhythm. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Newton Square rotary at Pleasant Street and Highland Street, where coffee counters, takeout spots, and small storefronts keep the sidewalks in motion. Architectural cues lean toward triple-deckers, early-20th-century multifamilies, and compact single-family homes on sloping streets. Elm Park’s paths and pond-like basin set a calm, green backdrop for daily walks. Worcester Art Museum and Mechanics Hall add a cultural throughline a short ride away. BirchTree Bread Company and Redemption Rock Brewing Co. serve as local pillars for meetups and low-key evenings.