The Harry Sawin House: An Antique, Colonial Revival in Historic Southborough

Historic grandeur meets modern living in the Harry Sawin House, a landmark residence set within the Southborough Center Historic District. The sweeping front porch sets the tone for what awaits inside: original hardwood floors, period hardware, leaded transom windows, and pocket doors that speak to the home’s storied past. The living room features a wood stove, perfect for New England winters. The updated kitchen is equally charming, with subway tile, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, a bead-board ceiling, and a dutch door that opens to the outdoors. It flows seamlessly into a walkthrough butler’s pantry complete with a wine fridge and wet bar—equally suited to your morning coffee setup as it is to evening entertaining. Upstairs, discover four bedrooms, including a spacious dressing room or nursery attached to the primary bedroom, along with an updated bath. The third floor offers a versatile retreat with peaked ceilings, a closet, and a wet bar, making it a spacious guest suite, media room, or both. Outside, a private entertaining oasis awaits with an outdoor bar, television, and smokeless fire pit. All of this just moments from downtown Southborough’s restaurants, shops, schools, and library.