531 Concord Ave, Belmont, MA 02478

Once known as the Claflin-Atkins Estate, this brick Georgian Revival, designed by architect Clipston Surgis, is one of the largest Historic Revival houses in Belmont. In need of some polishing, this jewel was built for a prominent Belmont family in 1926 and renovated in the 1990's, sited on over one acre and a half of land, offers unsurpassed views of the Boston skyline, and has been well maintained. Adjacent to the main house is a detached brick Museum building which has electricity and access to heat, would be ideal for a studio. A wing of this property was once dedicated to servant's quarters makes a perfect au pair/in-law apartment. See floor plans. Additional features include beautiful interior and exterior architectural millwork, abundant natural light, high ceilings, red oak and hard pine flooring, and grand entertaining spaces.The bucolic setting overlooking the Boston skyline offers privacy while being in close proximity to shops, schools, and major roadways.