West Newbury has a lot going for it. Between easy access to water and a boat launch, miles and miles of trails, and a huge investment into new school buildings, it’s become the go-to homestead for growing families.
Fitting right in with the town’s history-meets-modernity vibe, 64 Bridge Street is a modern farmhouse with familiar good looks plus all the bells and whistles of a new construction.
Custom built in 2023, the 2,800 square-foot home sits on 1.41 acres, almost completely surrounded by mature trees, offering privacy and room to roam. Taking advantage of its idyllic setting, the window-filled open-concept living space is bright and inviting. From your kitchen vantage point, you can prepare a meal, keep an eye on the game, and serve guests in the dining area or out on the oversized deck.
Featuring custom cabinetry, an eat-in island, Thermador appliances, and a dreamy pale blue tile backsplash, the kitchen is not just a total showstopper, it’s designed by someone who understands how a busy family cooks and eats.
Two fireplaces — one in the living area and one in the separate family room, are ensconced in decorative mantles that add just the right amount of flair and functionality.
The upper level reveals a restful haven, including a primary bedroom with a lavish en-suite bath, two additional bedrooms and an office.
Beyond the interior, the allure of 64 Bridge Street extends to its outdoor space. The huge composite deck overlooking the backyard and treeline is the ideal setting for quiet morning coffee and summer cookouts.
Open house hours are Sunday, July 30, from noon to 1:30 p.m.
On the market for $1,299,000, the sale of the home is represented by Sharon Cronin of the Cronin Team at Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty, 978-609-0740.
Home Showcase:
Address: 64 Bridge Street, West Newbury, MA 01985
Bedrooms: 3
List Price: $1,299,000
Square feet: 2,800
Price per square foot: $
Annual taxes: $3,976 in 2023.
Location: Close to boat launch and trails.
Built in: 2023
The Appraisal:
Pros:
Brand new construction
Massive outdoor space
Cons:
Fewer bedrooms (opportunity to expand in lower level)
