Mid-century jewel on market in Lexington
Mid-century modern architecture dreams do come true.
To wit, 10 Partridge Road, a contemporary sloperoofed 1962 vintage jewel in Lexington’s sought-after Turning Mill neighborhood.
For the right buyer, the home’s gracious flow and distinctive style is going to be love at first sight. Hey, when you know, you know. And while Boston-area house hunters looking to put down roots before summer’s end can find similar square footage, they won’t find it in an architecturally unique space that is not so much a time capsule as it is a capture of a moment in time.
Sited on more than half an acre, the home — on the market for the first time in decades — is surrounded by a canopy of lush evergreens close to conservation land and walking trails in a historically significant neighborhood teeming with midkitchen century digs. Ideal for a growing family, the home also enjoys a prime location across the street from the neighborhood’s private, resortlike Paint Rock swimming pool and is close to the highly rated Estabrook Elementary School.
Handsomely maintained by the current owners to preserve its distinctive style, the home received updates and additions, including a kitchen bump-out and a step-down addition leading to a formal dining room and home office. A flexible, open floor plan will look familiar to lovers of mid-century modern design, as will the tall ceilings, beams and decorative window compositions that flood the home with natural light.
Outdoor space is abundant, with a large, flat backyard and plenty of shade, as well as a lovely deck off the to enjoy it from.
Getting in and out is a breeze, too. The home has a two-car garage, and is accessible to the Lexpress bus and Route 128.
Open house hours are from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday. To find out more about the home, contact Bill Janovitz with The Janovitz + Tse Team at Compass, 781-8560992.