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62 Fuller

62 Fuller Street · Brookline, Massachusetts

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The project

Historic character.
A complete renewal.

At 62 Fuller Street, OnPoint is renewing a turn-of-the-century Brookline Victorian as two substantial townhouse residences, each with its own entrance and four levels of living space.

The challenge is to introduce the comfort and function of a contemporary home while respecting the craftsmanship that gives the house its identity. Original carved woodwork, paneled rooms, stained glass, and generous proportions inform a comprehensive reconstruction of the interiors and building systems.

Location: Brookline, Massachusetts
Residences: 2 townhouse condominiums
Original building: Turn of the century
Status: In Zoning & Permitting

Architecture: Bond WorthingtonInteriors: Sax Design Co.

62 Fuller · Proposed homes

The residences

Each residence is planned with a private entrance, four levels of living space, and two parking spaces.

Front residence

Residence A

Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 4 full + 1 half
Approx. interior area: 2,837 SF

An independent front entrance, living and dining spaces facing Fuller Street, and a lower-level bedroom, office, and flexible space.

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Rear residence

Residence B

Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 4 full + 1 half
Approx. interior area: 3,388 SF

A private side entrance, an open kitchen, dining, and living floor, plus a lower-level bedroom, office, and flexible space.

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Proposed layouts and approximate interior areas are subject to final approvals, plans, and condominium documents.

Rendering of the rear residence kitchen at 62 Fuller Street, featuring an oak island, richly veined marble, gray cabinetry, a brass range hood, and pendant lights — Rendering

The proposed interiors

A kitchen worthy
of the house.

The proposed kitchens pair natural wood, expressive stone, and warm metal finishes with generous work surfaces and integrated storage. The design takes its cues from the house’s craftsmanship, with layouts shaped around the way each residence will be lived in.

Character worth keeping

The original stair, millwork, and stained glass provide a starting point for a restoration that respects the home’s architectural identity.

Renewal behind the walls

A comprehensive reconstruction brings new structure, utilities, heating and cooling, plumbing, electrical systems, windows, and insulation into a coordinated plan.

Two independent homes

Private entrances, four levels, and two parking spaces per residence create the scale and independence of townhouse living within the original Victorian.

Photographed before renovation, this selection records the house’s original rooms and architectural details: the exterior, entry, paneled parlor, kitchen, stained glass, and carved stair.

Existing red clapboard exterior and covered front porch of the Victorian at 62 Fuller Street before renovation

Existing entry hall at 62 Fuller Street with a carved wood staircase, paneled walls, and stained-glass landing window before renovation

Existing parlor at 62 Fuller Street with dark wood paneling, a fireplace, and an arched stained-glass window before renovation

Existing kitchen at 62 Fuller Street with white cabinets, an older range, and two tall windows before renovation

Original leaded and stained-glass windows in wood casings at 62 Fuller Street before renovation

Close view of the original carved wood balustrade, turned spindles, and paneled stair at 62 Fuller Street before renovation

62 Fuller · Sales inquiries

Sales inquiries

For floor plans, pricing, and availability as they become available, leave your details below. Let us know whether you are interested in Residence A, Residence B, or either home.

OnPoint historic restoration

A new chapter
for a Brookline original.

In Zoning & Permitting. Renderings illustrate the proposed design; layouts, materials, and finishes remain subject to change.

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