Looking for a quiet place in the country, surrounded by luxurious perennial gardens, stone patios, and meandering paths, with seasonal views of Boston and your own professional clay tennis court?
You'll be right at home at 43 Oak Circle in Princeton, MA, a meticulously updated 4-bedroom cape with a granite kitchen and stainless appliances, satiny hardwood floors, a light-filled sunroom overlooking the tennis court, two staircases, and a finished lower level with its own full bath that works perfectly as an office or inlaw suite.
What's to like about this home
The sellers have invested put more than $100,000 into upgrades in just the last few years, including new Certainteed siding, gutters, windows, patio, and a repaved and sealed driveway. Their pride of ownership shows in every detail.
What's to like about Princeton
The pretty town of Princeton is home to Wachusett Mountain Ski Area and State Reservation, a playground for hiking and skiing and outdoor activities, as well as to the 1000-acre Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary. It offers relaxed dining at The Mountain Barn and four-star cuisine at Sonoma.
The Thomas Prince School has an enriched curriculum through its innovative STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) program, which has attracted a waiting list of students from surrounding towns.
By the fall of 2015, Princeton is expected to construct a town-wide Broadband network under a public/private partnership. The high-speed Internet service at 43 Oak Circle is provided by Verizon DSL; TV is via DirecTV satellite.
High-speed rail service to Boston through the MBTA's Fitchburg line will be readily available to Princeton residents early in 2015 at the new Wachusett Station, near the intersection of Rtes. 2 and 31.
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