The Crossways 105 Adin Street, Hopedale
An Heirloom Estate for a New Era Formerly home to B. H. Bristow Draper and Queena Sanford Draper, The Crossways is a 1914 mansion with a direct connection to Hopedale’s storied Draper legacy. Bristow Draper was the son of the late Massachusetts Governor Eben S. Draper. Extensively renovated, the residence preserves the craftsmanship, architectural character, and glamour that evoke the Gatsby era. A grand foyer introduces a series of rooms created for gathering. Coffered ceilings, decorative moldings, and crystal chandeliers set the tone, while the 39-foot cherrywood ballroom provides an unforgettable setting for entertaining. A 32-foot formal dining room, step-up library, game room with a floor-to-ceiling fireplace, and sunroom continue the home’s sense of scale and occasion. The kitchen balances modern function with the home’s grand proportions, featuring granite countertops, a vent-hood cooktop range, wall oven, and butler’s pantry. The primary suite offers a marble fireplace, two walk-in closets with built-ins, and a marble ensuite bath with tiled shower and jetted tub. Six additional second-floor bedrooms, each with direct bathroom access, and a private third-floor suite with full bath provide generous space for family and guests. Outside, Italian formal gardens frame upper and lower garden areas, a fountain, inground pool, and hot tub, creating a private setting for both quiet enjoyment and entertaining.
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