Maple Street Colonial

Brookline, Massachusetts · appliance and heating survey profile

Maple Street Colonial exterior
Kitchen appliances Maintenance workspace Neighborhood house character

New England colonial with a split appliance timeline

This 1928 center-entry colonial left the market after buyers asked for a written history of the boiler conversion, the 2010s kitchen remodel, and an older refrigerator that still hums in the butler’s pantry. Cedar clapboards were painted three seasons ago, but storm windows, gutter seams, and the granite-step freeze-thaw joints were never logged.

The kitchen mixes a stainless range and dishwasher from a 2016 remodel with a side-by-side refrigerator that predates them. Laundry sits on a slightly sloped basement slab beside a converted gas boiler. A whole-home survey would photograph data plates, note filter sizes, and capture whether the attic hatch, bathroom fans, and dryer vent were cleaned before the last listing photos.

Winter occupancy matters here: owners who leave for the Cape should record thermostat setbacks, whether heat stayed on in unused bedrooms, and if the water heater was flushed after the last heating season. Those notes are exactly what a returning Brookline listing needs.

Year built1928
Layout4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, finished third floor
HeatingGas boiler (converted from oil), cast-iron radiators
CoolingDuctless heads in two bedrooms; no central air
Water heater50-gallon gas, estimated 11–14 years
Kitchen suiteRange and dishwasher ~2016; refrigerator older
LaundryFront-load washer and electric dryer in basement
Last listing noteExpired after inspection requests on heating and roof aging

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