

A 1930 Harry M. Ramsay Design
The Estate
A stunning example of Federal Colonial Architecture
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About the Home
In 1928, Harry M. Ramsay was commissioned to design a home for the daughter of a prominent local resident. Walter Schuster was to present this home to his daughter Eleanor as a wedding gift. Well known Boston Architect Harry Ramsay was given the task to create a wonderful estate for Eleanor and her husband. It was the dawn of the Great Depression, yet no expense was spared.
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Majestic and Elegant. Secured on steel beams and finished with the finest slate and copper. Renowned Ernest Batchelder tile graces the Vestibule floor. A.H. Heisey Crystal Glass Doorknobs. A fine Emerson & Sack German Silver Sink completes the Butler's Pantry.
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4000 Sq. Ft. | 5 Bedrooms | 5 Baths



Contact
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