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- Sep 25, 2026
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This Sudbury home’s formal gardens boast global inspiration and 25+ years of memories (opens the original)
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The 5-acre oasis at 82 Old Garrison Road in Sudbury hides behind its surrounding greenery. Among lush, labyrinth-like gardens is a four-bedroom, four-bathroom home nestled in the storied Wayside Inn historic district. Listed for $2,495,000, the 4,561-square-foot house was built in 1961 and almost entirely redone in 2004 by the current owners, who first settled on Old Garrison Road in 1999. The owners’ love of travel transformed it into a globally influenced home. “It was originally a very differ
After 46 years, a Hingham family has listed the Abby Bradley Estate, an 1860 Victorian, for $2.8m (opens the original)
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The Abby Bradley Estate used to be a creepy, boarded-up house. Current owner James Wechsler’s coworker told him he used to sneak into the house as a kid when it was abandoned. Kids like him, he said, would play in the home but try not to move anything. They were sure it was haunted. Built in 1860, it was originally the home of Abby Bradley, part of Hingham’s storied Bradley family, who owned Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company in the 1800s. The Bradley family was a “major presence” in Hingha
Martha’s Vineyard home sale breaks Massachusetts record at $43 million (opens the original)
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A massive Edgartown property broke the record for highest home price in the state. This home, sitting on 18.6 acres, just closed for $43 million, toppling the previous record set by a Katama Bay property at $37.5 million. Known as “Great Point,” the new record holder is 7,190 square feet with nine bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, boasting Edgartown’s scenic views. Nestled in Herring Creek Farm, a coastal enclave equipped with a functioning farm, the property also has 2,500 feet of private shoreline, a
Moving in Boston is hard. Gen Z will turn to anything — even Facebook. (opens the original)
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The film “Single White Female” scared generations of prospective roommates from putting a want ad in the paper. But desperate for a Sept. 1 lease, Gen Z is feeling safe on their parents’ social network — Facebook. Move-in day will never not be chaotic. But in a college hub like Boston, everyone’s day of stress is the same day, which is not typical of all other cities. Tens of thousands of leases start and end on the same day. The turmoil of Sept. 1 — the day of 70 percent of Boston-area apartmen
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