Looking for a slice of luxury and a dash of history in Newton, Massachusetts? The latest upscale dwelling to hit the market might pique your interest. A fully restored Tudor home at 249 Highland St. on West Newton Hill is being offered for $3.25 million, according to Coldwell Banker Realty – Boston.

The property, listed since Jan. 16, teems with classic features coupled with modern flair. Sporting half-timber and stone elements, and a Gothic front door, the 3,986-square-foot residence is nestled on a charming half-acre corner lot. Inside, the abode boasts a living room with a brick, wood-burning fireplace, and a contiguous sunroom accessible via glass pocket doors, Boston.com reports.

Further enhancing the 1925 home’s allure is a dining room with bay window, built-ins, and restored natural woodwork. The kitchen doesn’t shy away from luxury, showcasing white cabinetry, gold hardware, high-end stainless steel appliances—including a SubZero refrigerator and a Miele dishwasher—and a stately six-burner Thermador stovetop, described by Coldwell Banker Realty.

A considerable island creates a focal point in the kitchen, which opens through French doors to a two-tiered deck equipped with a built-in gas grill. Overlooking the deck, the property's backyard is ripe with mature plantings, offering a serene retreat. All four bedrooms and the updated bathrooms find their place on the second story, with a finished attic space that could serve various purposes like a home office or playroom.

The Master suite is notably luxurious, with a private sitting room wrapped in windows, a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bathroom featuring a double vanity and glass-walled shower. The location of this grand home offers convenient access to Downtown Boston, for those who might seek the tranquility of suburbia within arm's reach of the city hustle.