Dating to circa 1750, historic "Long Acres Farm" is one of
Sherborn's most distinctive antique residences, beautifully
reimagined through extensive renovations and expansion. The home
has evolved over nearly three centuries, blending its early New
England character with a fresh, casual California-inspired
aesthetic designed for modern living. A comprehensive renovation
thoughtfully updated virtually every room while preserving the
architectural details and sense of history that make the property
so special. At the heart of the home is a dramatically expanded and
completely redesigned kitchen featuring custom cabinetry, gas
cooking, generous workspace and a full walk-in pantry. Warm and
sophisticated, it creates an exceptional gathering space with
effortless connection to the surrounding living areas. Upstairs,
the second-floor plan was thoughtfully reconfigured to create more
intentional and comfortable spaces, complemented by beautifully
renovated bathrooms with refined finishes and a clean, timeless
style. The primary suite offers a private retreat with its own
fireplace and direct access to an outdoor deck, bringing an
unexpected indoor-outdoor element to this historic home.
Significant infrastructure investments further enhance the property
for modern-day living. Throughout the residence, original
architectural elements are balanced with natural materials, updated
finishes and an understated sophistication that feels both relaxed
and elevated. The exterior has also been carefully updated to meet
today's standards while remaining sympathetic to the home's
historic character. Set on approximately 3.5 acres, the property
offers exceptional privacy, mature landscaping, stone walls, a
green crushed-stone tennis court and direct access to the Barber
Reservation and its extensive trail network. The result is a
distinctive blend of historic New England architecture and casually
elegant modern design, thoughtfully prepared for its next chapter.
Dover-Sherborn High School voted #1 three years in a row by Boston
Magazine. Enjoy the newest addition to Sherborn's trail system, The
Trustees Millborn Farm!
Based on our analysis, the cap rate of this property is 1.25%. A negative cap rate indicates that the property might not be feasible as an income-producing asset. The median cap rate for a near zip code 11238 is 4.23%.
How much can I actually make?
Actual monthly rental income may vary between $4,760 and $7,140 depending on unit-specific characteristics. You can change the amount using the slider to further explore.
How is cap rate calculated?
Cap Rate = Net Operating Income (NOI) / Property Asset Value.
When calculating the cap rate, we assume 100% occupancy. Leverage (mortgage) is not considered.
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