A Dramatic Arrival
Two-story foyer with custom millwork and hardwood floors.
25 Holly Circle, Weston, MA
Listed by Team Coyle at Compass
*Approximate square footage as reported by the owner: 2,500 SF first floor, 2,642 SF second floor, 1,805 SF finished lower level and 819 SF garage. Measurements are approximate and should be independently verified by buyers and buyers’ agents.
Custom-built in 2017, 25 Holly Circle is a five-bedroom home offering approximately 7,766 square feet of interior space on 1.38 acres. Award-winning architect Bart O’Brien designed it, and Whitman Homes built it. The result is a floor plan that combines architectural detail with the space and flexibility for everyday living and entertaining.
A two-story foyer opens to formal living and dining rooms with custom millwork and hardwood floors. Three gas fireplaces are located throughout the home. At the center of the house, a family room with soaring ceilings and a wall of windows opens to the chef’s kitchen. Professional-grade appliances, a large center island and two butler’s pantries anchor the kitchen. A library with custom built-in cabinetry and bookcases serves as a private home office. A covered porch and bluestone patio off the kitchen and family room extend the main level outside.
Five en-suite bedrooms give family members and guests the privacy of their own baths. The primary suite adds a gas fireplace, sitting area, custom walk-in closets and a spacious bath with a freestanding tub and oversized glass shower.
The finished walkout level opens directly to the rear patio and includes a great room with wet bar, media room, exercise room and climate-controlled wine storage. The attached three-car garage has a Tesla Wall Connector, and the home is equipped with a whole-house standby generator.
Explore the spaces and details that define 25 Holly Circle.
Two-story foyer with custom millwork and hardwood floors.
Two-story ceiling, gas fireplace and a wall of windows.
Professional-grade appliances, large center island and two butler’s pantries.
Scenic wall treatment and a statement chandelier.
Custom built-in cabinetry and bookcases create a private workspace.
Gas fireplace, sitting area and custom walk-in closets.
Freestanding tub, oversized glass shower and extensive vanity storage.
Great room with wet bar opening directly to the rear patio.
Wine Guardian climate control in a dedicated wine room.
Tesla Wall Connector installed for at-home EV charging.
In 2025, the 1.38-acre grounds underwent a professionally engineered transformation that included significant rock removal, regrading, drainage, irrigation, landscaping, tree work and hardscape improvements.
The work created a broader, more level and usable outdoor setting framed by mature trees, established plantings and open lawn.
25 Holly Circle is approximately 5 minutes from Weston’s central school campus and 10 minutes from Wellesley Square, placing schools, shopping and dining within an easy drive.
For commuters, the South Side location also provides convenient access to I-95/Route 128 and the Mass Pike (I-90).
Construction, mechanical systems, schools and other property details.
Architect Bart O’Brien, a registered architect and principal of Whitman Homes, designed the home. Whitman Homes custom-built the residence. The Town of Weston issued its Certificate of Use and Occupancy on May 23, 2018.
Yes. A Briggs & Stratton whole-house standby generator with Symphony II power management serves the property.
The property has town water and a private septic system. A Title 5 inspection will be completed prior to sale.
Kendal Green station, approximately 12 minutes by car from 25 Holly Circle, provides MBTA Fitchburg Line service to Boston.
The home has four-zone natural-gas hydro-air heating powered by a Burnham / U.S. Boiler hydronic boiler, along with four Carrier central-air systems and an Aprilaire whole-house humidifier.
Systems include a 119-gallon HTP SuperStor Ultra indirect water heater, Wine Guardian climate control, Tesla Wall Connector, Hunter irrigation controls and a Square D GFCI subpanel labeled for a Watkins spa.
The property is served by Weston Public Schools: Country and Woodland Schools for PreK–3, Field School for Grades 4–5, Weston Middle School for Grades 6–8 and Weston High School for Grades 9–12.
Elementary students are assigned randomly between Country and Woodland, with siblings typically assigned to the same school.
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