19 Wedgemere Ave, Winchester, MA 01890

First house on Wedgemere Ave, built c.1893 by Boston's architect, Spencer Richardson. This house is registered in the Architectural Heritage Book on Winchester homes published by the the Historical Society and Town of Winchester. This is a large Colonial Revival with gambrel roofs with hipped dormers, and small flat brackets. Timeless grandeur updated for modern life. This elegant and refined family home is truly one of a kind. One of the prettiest houses on the street. Wedgemere Ave is one of the widest and prettiest streets in Winchester. The house has a porch on single columns that extends to the side to form a porte-cochere. First floor well lit living and sitting area, second floor mezzanine sitting area and the very large master bedroom have two large bow windows each. The four-roomed basement is fully finished with ceramic tiles and has a wine cellar, and laundry room and an open large room for potential home theater. The first and second floors have broad baseboards with outstanding and varied trim-work along doors, windows and ceiling.