The 10 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in Westfield
Homes range from just under $1.6 to $6.6 million
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This home at 6 Kimball Circle is listed at $6.6 million.
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Summer is often considered the perfect time to move. If you're in the market for a high-end home, here are 10 that are currently on the market in Westfield:
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- 6 Kimball Circle: This 16-room home is offered at $6.6 million. With eight bedrooms and eight full bathrooms, the 1929 Colonial sits on 4.7 acres. The grounds include a tennis court, in-ground pool and spa.
- 229 E Dudley Ave.: Priced at just less than $4.3 million this Colonial dates back to 1850. A two-year renovation restored the home's exterior as well as the yard. The eight-bedroom home features a lower level complete with walk-in wine cellar that can handle 1,500 bottles.
- 220 E. Dudley Ave.: This 1903 mansion is listed at $2.9 million. Each one of the home's second-floor bedrooms has its own bathroom, while two bedrooms on the third floor share a hall bath. The 1.2-acre property includes an in-ground pool, perennial gardens, and a carriage house with a gym.
- 720 Lawrence Ave.: This center hall Colonial is listed at $2.7 million. The six-bedroom home features a two-car garage with an artist's loft as well as a gourmet kitchen.
- 953 Wyandotte Trl.: Built in 2010, this center hall Colonial boasts an eat-in kitchen with commericial-grade ovens. The first floor features a guest suite. This home, on the market for less than three weeks, is listed for $2,495,000.
- 940 Minisink Way: At 6,200 square feet, this custom home built in 2007, offers five bedrooms and seven bathrooms. It is offered at $2.4 million was built on a nearly half-acre lot.
- 420 Roanoke Rd.: This home, built in 2006, boasts a lower level with a theater-sized media room and wet bar as well as an exercise gym and glass block, walk-in steam sauna. This home is listed at $2,199,000.
- 922 Kimball Ave.: This brick and cedar shingle center hall Colonial is set on nearly a half-acre. On the market for less than 80 days, this home, with five bedrooms and five bathrooms, is listed at $1,775,000.
- 1059 Lawrence Ave.: In addition to a two-story entry foyer, this home, on the market for less than one week, also features two master bedroom suites. Built in 2008, the home is listed at $1,625,000.
- 201 Baker Ave.: Plans are available for this home "build to suit" by Buontempo Builders. With 3,965 square feet, the home is listed at $1,595,000.
Jeff B
3:23 pm on Wednesday, June 27, 2012
I remember a long time ago when homes in the premiere location on the Southside, Stoneleigh Park, were comparable in price to higher end homes on the Northside (excluding Kimball Circle). With all these $2+ million Northside homes, far higher than recent sales in Stoneleigh, it makes one wonder if the Southside is now paying an unfair share of town property taxes relative to the Northside (higher taxes relative to home market value).
Wally Westfield
3:33 pm on Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Could this be because a fire engine can't make it around Stonleigh Park?
Sally McBride
8:15 am on Monday, July 2, 2012
If you look at the top 5, they are listed by 4 of the brokers (and 1 of them has 2 of the listings) with the highest number of "reduced priced homes" of any in Westfield
#6, 940 Minisink Way is the only realistic one. Sold fof $2.8M in 2007, asking $2.4M now
#7 is probably about right now, but it was already cut $200K from the price in this article. So that means that no one has even come close to the new asking price, s it will probably sell for less
As for south side property values. So you are basing your south side tax reduction on a single street on the south side falling out of favor?
I had a prof in college that suggested this is how assessments should work (and taxes of course). Everyone register their own property value with the township. The catch is that you HAVE to sell you house anyone offering 120% of your home value. So you can lie and low ball the town, but then someone else can just buy the house close to the low ball estimate