63 Johnson

This is an older Colonial with privacy-oriented outdoor amenities and useful bonus spaces that could appeal to buyers wanting a suburban feel with city access. The listing highlights a large family room, separate-entrance living room, walk-in closets, skylights, hardwood floors, and newer windows, suggesting both character and some updates. Outdoor features are a major part of the value proposition, including an inground pool, patio, fenced yard, barn/stable structure, and two-car garage. Buyers should closely evaluate condition, maintenance history, and the accuracy of reported land data before relying on the listing details.

PROS
- Inground pool, patio, and fenced yard support strong outdoor living potential.
- Two-car garage plus barn/stable structure with loft area provide notable storage, workspace, or creative-use flexibility.
- Located between two dead-end streets, with the listing emphasizing privacy, tranquility, and a suburban feel.
- Short stroll to MBTA, supermarket, and restaurants, with stated access to Longwood Medical Area and Route 95.
- Newer windows and hardwood floors are positive features in a home built in 1820.

CONS
- Built in 1820, so buyers should investigate structural condition, systems, insulation, and any historic-home maintenance needs.
- Only one full bath and one half bath may be limiting for some households.
- The listed lot size appears inconsistent: “lot_size_acres” is shown as 11,859 acres while “lot_size” is 11,859.0, which likely needs verification.
- Pool, barn/stable, and older-home features may add maintenance responsibilities and inspection priorities.
- No parking field details are provided beyond the stated two-car garage, so driveway/parking configuration should be confirmed.