Single Family
6 Menlo St
Brighton, MA 2135 · MLS 73577436
$1,895,000
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- Beds7
- Baths3.1
- Sq Ft4,191
- Year1891
- StyleVictorian
- $ / Sq Ft$452
- HOA—
- Taxes$10,741
- Parking—
- Lot4471.0
- MLS73577436
- StatusActive
About this home
Classic New England charm meets Modern City Living. Imagine morning coffee on a sprawling farmer's porch, afternoons bathed in stained-glass light, and quiet evenings hosted around a wood-burning fireplace. Nestled on a scenic side street in Brighton Center's unofficial "Mansion District," this iconic 1891 home offers an extraordinary canvas for all the above. This home feels like it has been lifted out of a historic district of Cambridge or Chestnut Hill, but at a fraction of the cost! Spanning over 4,000 square feet, the home strikes a perfect balance between grand architectural heritage and modern daily comforts. Intricate woodwork, pocket doors, and two sunrooms honor the home's historic roots, while central air and a bright, open-concept kitchen equipped with Bertazzoni, Liebherr, and Miele appliances caters to today's modern lifestyle. With six spacious bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms on the main three floors and a separate lower level in-law suite (with full bath & kitchenette); the layout offers unmatched versatility. Whether hosting guests, setting up a dedicated home office, or accommodating multi-generational living - the extra space offers a plethora of possibilities. Outside, there are multiple spaces for relaxing, gardening, and dining alfresco. A quiet sanctuary just moments from endless dining, commerce, and entertainment. Easily accessible to Harvard University, Boston College, MassPike, major roadways, and numerous bus lines. A truly special offering that should not be overlooked! Easy to show.
Features
- Range
- Dishwasher
- Refrigerator
- Freezer
- Washer
- Dryer
- Vent Hood
- Porch
- Deck
- Patio
Location
More about Brighton
| Brighton Profile | Snapshot |
|---|---|
| Primary Vibe | Diverse and residential neighborhood with Green Line access, local shops, and a mix of students, families, and professionals. Popular with buyers seeking transit convenience without the density of central Boston. |
| Housing Prices | Prices vary by location and condition. Properties near the Green Line command premiums. Multi-family homes offer rental potential. |
| Commute to Boston | Green Line B, C, and D branches serve the area. Bus routes and walking options exist. Parking is limited but more available than downtown. |
| Schools | Served by Boston Public Schools. Confirm assignments with the district. |
| Market | Demand supported by transit and universities nearby. Updated properties near stations attract interest. |
| Housing Styles | Triple-deckers, multi-family homes, condominiums, and newer developments. Condition varies. |
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Listing information is believed accurate but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Courtesy of the listing office shown.


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PROS
- Significant historic character, including intricate woodwork, pocket doors, stained glass, sunrooms, porch, and wood-burning fireplace.
- Large, flexible layout with a lower-level in-law suite including a full bath and kitchenette.
- Modern kitchen appliances listed from Bertazzoni, Liebherr, and Miele.
- Central air is noted, which is a meaningful comfort feature in an older home.
- Multiple outdoor spaces, including porch, deck, patio, and areas described for gardening and dining.
CONS
- No garage spaces are listed, and parking details are not provided.
- Built in 1891, so buyers should investigate age and condition of systems, structure, windows, insulation, and ongoing maintenance needs.
- Bedroom count is inconsistent: the structured data lists 7 bedrooms, while the description references six bedrooms plus a lower-level in-law