Set on nearly an acre of beautifully landscaped grounds in one of Brookline’s most prestigious neighborhoods, 300 Warren Street is a stately 1929 residence designed by Architect Philip Stearns Avery. Surrounded by mature landscaping that ensures privacy and tranquility, this seven-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath home offers over 7,300 square feet of timeless elegance and a rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Brookline’s architectural heritage.

A gracious foyer welcomes you with breathtaking views of the grounds, enhanced by access to the three-season porch and terrace. The front-to-back living room features a grand fireplace and expansive windows, while the formal dining room is ideal for entertaining and family gatherings, filled with natural light and overlooking the yard. A richly paneled library with its own fireplace creates an intimate retreat, and the kitchen is thoughtfully designed with two pantries, a mudroom, and lovely views of the property beyond.

Upstairs, the beautiful corner primary suite offers a large fireplace, a walk-in closet, and an en suite bath. Five additional bedrooms and three full baths provide exceptional flexibility, including two bedrooms with en suite baths and an optional guest suite with office, den, bedroom, and full bath. The third floor offers wonderful additional space for family and guests, with a bedroom, family room, kitchen, and full bath. The lower level adds even more living space, including a family room, home gym, and mud room, with direct access to the two-car garage.

Rich in architectural character and set on sprawling grounds, 300 Warren Street presents a rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Brookline’s heritage, where timeless design, generous scale, and serene surroundings come together in one exceptional offering.