The 3rd Most Expensive Home In Newton This Week? $7.3 Million

NEWTON, MA -- It's one of the most expensive homes on the market this week in Newton, and it's pretty fancy. This 1928 brick Georgian Revival house was designed by Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch and Abbott. It sits on nearly 4 acres of land that's hidden from the main road and if the secluded vibe is what you're going for, the back of the property features rolling lawns, a small pond, woods and trails connecting to 60 acres of conservation land.

If that seems all and well, but a bit too expensive (cough, like for most of us, cough) then no worries, just window shop by taking a look at the photos and what else the realtor has to say about it:

• Address: 70 Suffolk Rd, Newton, Massachusetts
• Price: $7,300,000
• Square Feet: 8815
• Bedrooms: 6
• Bathrooms: 5 Full and 2 Half Baths
• Built: 1928
• Features: The house includes all of the characteristic of a grand age in architecture; featuring double-brick wall construction, ten-foot-six inch ceiling height on the main level, high ceilings throughout, beautifully proportioned rooms and oversized windows. Substantial improvements made by the current owners include: a new slate roof, geothermal well system for heating and cooling, wiring, a whole house generator, four rebuilt chimneys and an elevator. The property offers six bedrooms, five full and two half- baths, a third floor playroom/billiards room, an indoor squash court, a greenhouse and a three-car garage. Just steps away from “T” and the vibrant shops at “The Street

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.