Experience modern luxury and effortless style in this newly built, expansive townhome located on a quiet street in the highly desirable Newton Upper Falls neighborhood. Thoughtfully designed across multiple bright levels, this exceptional home features gleaming hardwood floors throughout and a welcoming, open-concept layout tailored for contemporary living. The main level showcases a spacious living area centered around a stylish fireplace, large windows with abundant natural light, and a seamless flow into a gourmet kitchen complete with sleek cabinetry, premium appliances, and generous counter space. Step right outside from the dining area to your own private patio, or enjoy the fully fenced front yard offering wonderful outdoor spaces for morning coffee, weekend grilling, or spending time with your pet. Designed for ultimate flexibility, the home's versatile multi-level layout provides endless possibilities for living, private home offices, or guest spaces, alongside convenient second-floor laundry. An attached one-car garage, zoned central air conditioning, and efficient modern systems complete this home's everyday convenience. Location is one of this property's greatest advantages. Enjoy the outdoors with Bobby Braceland Park just a 2-minute walk away, or explore the scenic walking and jogging trails at the nearby Hemlock Gorge Reservation. Daily errands, local shops, and popular dining options are just moments away. Commuters will appreciate the outstanding accessibility, with the Green Line T-station nearby and quick, seamless connections to Route 9 and I-95 for easy travel to downtown Boston, Cambridge, Waltham, and surrounding areas. Combining new construction luxury, flexible spaces, private outdoor areas, and an unbeatable Newton location, 28 Keefe Ave offers the ultimate balance of style, comfort, and accessibility. Occupancy only. Tenants pay for all utilities.
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