Duxbury, Massachusetts, now boasts of the most expensive listing in its real estate history: the coastal property priced at $11,995,000. The property is listed by Beth Dickerson and Michael Moran of Gibson Sotheby's International Realty, as reported by the Boston Business Journal.
Architect Julia Chuslo and Payne Bouchier designed the property. It unfolds onto the waterfront, seemingly like a private Nantucket island retreat. Across its expansive 12,600 square feet, the property hosts eight bedrooms, along to eight full and four half bathrooms providing keen opportunities for loved ones to indulge in its elegance.
With its notable architectural design, the main house features a stylish curved staircase leading guests to various inviting areas. Prominent features include a sunroom with a herringbone tile floor, a pool-adjacent living room, and a dining room decorated with a coffered ceiling and textured grasscloth walls, as documented by Le Figaro Properties.
The bizarrely heart of the home, the kitchen, is furnished with stunning custom Amish Builders cabinetry paired with black stone countertops and top-quality appliances. Adding a whimsical touch, one of the three laundry rooms dons fun Scalamandré print wallpaper and matching floor tiles, according to Boston Business Journal.
In addition to the main residence, it also offers a separate guest house for visitors. It features two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and a powder room, providing comfortable quarters for extended stays. The estate also includes a fully equipped gym and a yoga studio catering to health and fitness routines.
The outdoor features of the luxury estate include an Australian Open-surface tennis court, a bluestone patio adjoining a 40-foot heated pool, and a stunning guest house, encapsulating coastal luxury. Direct access to Duxbury Bay via a protected dock and mooring complements the unrestricted water views, as highlighted by Le Figaro Properties.
