John Boyle

This magnificent Georgian Colonial, set on 12+ acres in the heart of Westwood’s estate area, was designed by Johnson, Craven & Gibson and inspired by William Lawrence Bottomley’s Milburne in Richmond, VA. The stunning entry hall with its sweeping staircase is flanked by exquisite formal living and dining rooms, a classic library, and a wonderful breakfast room, all overlooking the south-facing

This sophisticated New England Farmhouse on Westwood’s iconic Summer Street offers classic details integrated with tasteful contemporary design. The well-appointed, eat-in kitchen with west facing windows opens to a deck that overlooks the beautiful two-acre lot. It features granite countertops, high-end appliances and leads to a fireplaced living room and gracious dining room. The foyer, (with

This spectacular Rich Levey-designed contemporary is perfectly set at the end of a long winding drive on 31.43 secluded acres. It offers 10,300+ sq ft of open living area, which takes advantage of long views over the infinity pool to a stream-fed pond with boat house. Inside, details such as floor-to-ceiling windows that rise to 20 ft heights, and a three-season porch create a seamless flow from

Button Ball Farm offers the potential for a wonderful estate lot with privacy and views and also has development potential. It consists of 90± acres of land with 629± feet of frontage on Maple Street. The site includes an Antique Colonial originally built in 1772. It would need restoration or could be removed. There is an extensive trail network that runs to adjacent conservation land owned by

Three parcels totaling 14.97 acres with 225.06 feet of frontage on Dudley Road and 99.56 feet of frontage on Brandeis Road that present a unique opportunity for development, estate use, or conservation. The property is improved with a main house at 85 Dudley Road that was built in 1912 and renovated and expanded in 1995. The main house has 8,234 square feet of living area, 6 bedrooms, 6 full