184 Perham street

This active single-family listing presents as a high-end, turnkey Colonial with substantial living space and a modernized interior layout. Its strongest appeal is the combination of renovated finishes, multiple bathrooms, private outdoor space, and proximity to transit and West Roxbury amenities. Buyers should verify the scope and nature of the work, because the listing shows a 2026 year built while the description references classic charm and top-to-bottom renovations. Overall, it looks well-positioned for buyers seeking a renovated home in a residential Boston neighborhood, but documentation and due diligence will be important.

PROS
- Turnkey presentation with described top-to-bottom renovations and modern finishes, including quartz counters and white shaker inset cabinetry.
- Functional layout with open living/dining areas plus a separate private family room opening to the backyard.
- Primary suite includes vaulted ceilings, en-suite bath, and large walk-in shower.
- Strong transportation access, with the listing stating it is steps from the West Roxbury commuter rail and near VFW Parkway, Route 1, Route 128, and Amtrak.
- Two garage spaces add practical value for a Boston single-family property.

CONS
- Year built is listed as 2026, while the description suggests a renovated classic home; buyers should confirm whether this is new construction, a rebuild, or a major renovation.
- Lot size data appears internally inconsistent, with “lot_size_acres” shown as 6375.0 and “lot_size” also shown as 6375.0.
- No HOA fee is listed, and parking details beyond two garage spaces are not provided.
- Taxes are listed, but buyers should verify whether they reflect the post-renovation or future assessed condition.
- Proximity to commuter rail and major roads may be convenient, but noise and traffic impacts should be evaluated in person.