55 Coburn Road

Set on nearly an acre in Weston, 55 Coburn Road is a beautifully composed 1896 Colonial complete with a white clapboard exterior, black shutters and a broad front porch elevated above a fieldstone foundation.

Outside, the porch is one of the defining features. It gives the home presence from the approach, framed by mature trees and natural landscape, with a gracious stair leading to a covered entry and a wraparound porch that extends the width of the front elevation. A two-car garage completes the property, adding practical convenience to a home that already offers rare scale, historic detail, and a flexible floor plan in one of Weston’s most established residential settings.

Inside, the home opens through a bright foyer where original woodwork immediately sets the tone. The staircase is a standout detail, with warm wood treads, carved newel posts, turned balusters, and a level of craftsmanship that gives the entry a true sense of permanence.  From there, the main level unfolds. The formal living room is anchored by a fireplace with a crisp white mantel and black surround. Large windows bring in soft natural light, while the room’s neutral walls, white trim, and warm flooring create a quiet, polished backdrop. The kitchen is clean and functional, with white cabinetry, dark countertops, stainless steel appliances, double wall ovens, a gas cooktop, and an eat-in area that keeps the space practical and connected. It maintains the home’s practical rhythm with direct adjacency to the dining and living spaces. At the rear of the home, the family room expands the floor plan with generous scale, dark hardwood floors, and a wide bank of windows overlooking the wooded setting.

The second floor includes a primary suite with hardwood floors, a fireplace, and an ensuite bath. The room is generous in scale, with a curved window bay, multiple exposures, and enough space for a proper seating area. Additional second-floor bedrooms are spacious, bright, and well detailed, with hardwood floors, tall windows, and simple trim work that stays consistent with the rest of the home. The third floor adds another bedroom, a full bath, and study.