Sudbury home wows with style
Suppose you were mysteriously airlifted from your current location and dropped in front of 249 Dutton Road; you might think you’ve arrived at an ultraluxurious mountain resort in Vail.
And while you’re actually in Sudbury — surprise! — you’re surrounded by thousands of acres of conservation land to explore by foot, bike or horse.
Emerging from the rolling, 12-acre lot with a rustic but unmistakably high-end exterior, the 2006 home was designed by California architect Ron Ritner. With an emphasis on bringing the tranquility of the pastoral setting in, natural elements are woven into the interior construction and design — think Canadian cedar beams, wide pine plank flooring, and fieldstone elements. Similarly, there are just as many opportunities to enjoy the outdoors without straying too far via extensive patios and decking.
At a whopping 9,164 square feet, the five-bedroom home includes plenty of extras — like a state-ofthe-art home gym with a steam room, a study with custom built-ins and a game room on the lower level. For quiet nights at home or for hosting a bona fide crowd, the home’s family room and great room flow naturally to one another and easily into the elevated country-chic gourmet kitchen with oversized picture windows overlooking the grounds.
The second floor houses five restful bedrooms, uniquely appointed for each family member to find their favorite space.
In the primary suite, a true room with a view — you can watch the sunrise over the tree line — a soaring, vaulted ceiling with wood beams stretched across and a gas fireplace set into a rich wood mantel lend character and warmth. Its adjoining spa-like bath is finished with a custom double vanity and a step-up tub tucked into a window nook with a stunning three-sided view.
To learn more about the property, on the market for $5,460,000, contact Deborah Smith with Compass, 978758-2693.