Weston Reinterpreted Country House
Weston, Massachusetts
Built in the 1960s as a modern take on traditional cape-style architecture, this house emerged from its significant renovation as a timeless home that better reflects the style of its pastoral surroundings. It now takes its cues from a farmhouse vernacular, achieving a charm and curbside appeal it previously lacked.
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The renovated house features an improved arrangement of windows and doors and new dormers, plus significant brick chimneys and foundations. White clapboard clads the center section, and white-painted shingles and board-and-batten cover the flanking wings, suggesting that an original house was added onto over time and a detached barn connected.
