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This $1M Wellesley Townhouse Used To Be Fire Station

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live as a Ghostbuster, a firehouse converted into a Wellesley townhouse was put on the market last week for $1 million.

A luxury home in the form of a fire station in Wellesley.

A luxury home in the form of a fire station in Wellesley.

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Spacious living area.

Spacious living area.

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Top of the line kitchen.

Top of the line kitchen.

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The townhouse offers two bedrooms and 1,623 square feet.

The townhouse offers two bedrooms and 1,623 square feet.

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The luxury home has three bathrooms.

The luxury home has three bathrooms.

Photo Credit: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Commonwealth Real Estate

The 1903 firehouse at 182 Walnut St. was converted in to a townhome in 2006 but still has much of its original aesthetics, minus the fireman’s pole. 

“With an artful blend of historical and modern elements, Unit 1 of ‘3 HOSE 3’ sports an open floor plan with 14-foot ceilings and has the spectacular ‘Arches’ of the firehouse’s original bay doors,” said Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Commonwealth Real Estate in the Zillow listing.

The open floor plan provides for a spacious living and dining area, with an upgraded granite kitchen, and a half bath.

Other amenities include a large, private storage in the basement, a space to do your laundry, private outdoor gardens, a patio, and two parking spaces.

The luxury property is also close to the Wellesley Lower Falls and Hills areas and has top-notch schools, parks, and easy access to commuting routes, according to the listing. 

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