Jacobethan Classic in Brookline’s Fisher Hill Neighborhood
Lockslea
Brookline, Massachusetts
Historic Renovation of a Jacobethan classic in Brookline’s Fisher Hill Neighborhood
Restoring an older home or property requires extreme attention to detail. From repairing period installed finishes including natural woodwork and lead glass windows, to completely upgrading lighting, HVAC and mechanical systems, there is a lot to consider when undertaking a project of this size, scope and significance. The design/build team at Roma & York has made it their mission to manage the special requirements that historical renovations deserve.
LOCKSLEA is a rare Jacobethan classic in Brookline’s Fisher Hill neighborhood, designed originally by renowned Chapman and Frazer Architects. Featured in House Beautiful magazine back in 1917, it was completely renovated and updated in 2019 by the Roma & York team to create a beautiful, welcoming and more energy efficient home for its new owners, while providing renewed curb appeal for its stately suburban neighborhood. Period inspired lighting fixtures from Lucia Lighting were used throughout.
Interior Project Details
All new plumbing was installed with British Perrin and Rowe faucets
Growe shower valves were used throughout the house
All new HVAC system has 13 zones of heating, including hydronic radiant heat on the entire first floor, master bedroom, all the bathrooms, and the lower level area
Efficient natural gas hydronic snow-melt system
Six cooling zones with central air
Radon system installed. Newly added insulated attic, lower level, kitchen and baths
Exterior Project Details
Luscious landscaping frames the large level front and rear yards
New lawn and drip irrigation systems
New concrete pavers for the patio, walkway, and driveway
All double hung windows restored, including repairing leaded glass period windows