"The Scarab" History Meets Modern stunning home

Glorious 1907 New England home was built by Katharine Lee Bates, author of “America the Beautiful.” The variety and beauty of bedrooms, social, and working spaces plus grill, fire pit, and lovely neighborhood walks make it a fantastic choice for reunions and family stays. The space The house is a warm and wonderful place to gather, cook and enjoy family. The first floor has a gracious open floor plan with many places to play games, cook and eat together. The second floor has four nice sized bedrooms, main bedroom with en suite bath and sleeping porch, each other bedroom with desks and ample room to work / study from home. The third floor, named "Bohemia" by original owners Katharine Lee Bates and Katharine Coman, is like a loft apartment, with King Bed, en suite bath, living and working space - an absolutely beautiful 'sky tower.' "I hardly don't think I could have made it through this film (I Care A Lot) without the sanctuary at The Scarab and its magical, benevolent energy. What a privilege to wake up in the sky like that." - Rosamund Pike Guest access Walk to town - half mile to restaurants, coffee shops, train to Boston. Outdoor gatherings by special request only. Plenty of off-street parking NO PARTIES! Other things to note Location: Marathon central, college graduations and reunions (Wellesley College, Babson and Olin couldn't be closer plus easy distance to Harvard, MIT, Northeastern, etc). Easy access to Boston on the MBTA Commuter Rail, Green Line on the T or by car. Large house for groups of all shapes and sizes. Special events, filming, parties have different pricing system, and require prior approval.