The Frederick Harris House, 1879 Colonial Revival in Springfield, Massachusetts - $1.1 Million
The Frederick Harris House for sale in Springfield, Massachusetts. Built in 1879, Colonial Revival style, this remarkable 30-room estate features a 40-foot grand ballroom and what may be the city’s finest residential view. The home offers multiple primary suites, coffered ceilings, six sets of pocket doors, exquisite original woodwork, energy-efficient mini-splits, 12 bedrooms, 11,102 square feet. $1,150,000.
House overview
Built in 1879, 270 Maple Street - historically known as the Frederick Harris House and more recently as Valentine Mansion - is a remarkable 30-room historic estate spanning 11,102 square feet.
The largest single-family home in Springfield’s “City of Homes,” it features a 40-foot grand ballroom, ornate floor-to-ceiling hand-carved fireplaces, 12 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, and what may be the city’s finest residential view.
Property and architectural details
Set on 1.6 acres, with two additional lots available, the property was built for banker Frederick Harris and social activist Emily Osborne.
The home offers multiple primary suites - including a rare adjoining his-and-hers suite - coffered ceilings, six sets of pocket doors on the first floor alone, and exquisite original woodwork, tile, brass hardware, and metalwork.
Energy-efficient mini-splits, stainless steel appliances, a nine-zone sprinkler system, ample parking - this property has it all.
House details
Bedrooms: 12
Bathrooms: 7
Interior area: 11,102 sqft
Lot size: 1.59 Acres
Year built: 1879
Style: Colonial Revival
State: Massachusetts
Price: $1,150,000
Photos and info: Swallow Real Estate
Contact: Erica Swallow, Swallow Real Estate
Tel: (413) 314-3383
Email: erica@swallowrealty.com
Address: 270 Maple St, Springfield, MA 01105
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