New Listing: 15 Bearce Lane, Scituate, MA

Welcome to 15 Bearce Lane, a classic colonial tucked away on a peaceful cul-de-sac in one of Scituate’s most convenient and sought-after locations. Priced at $1,199,000, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers 3,065 square feet of versatile living space designed for both comfort and everyday functionality.

A Location That Offers It All

Life at Bearce Lane means you’re never far from the best of the South Shore. Just under a mile from the Greenbush T station, commuting into Boston is a breeze. A quick trip down the road brings you to downtown Scituate, where you’ll find some of the area’s most beloved restaurants, cafés, and shops. And when it’s time for a beach day, you’re only minutes from both Peggotty Beach and Museum Beach.

Out back, the property borders the scenic Widow’s Walk Golf Course, creating a lush and private backdrop that’s as peaceful as it is beautiful. Whether you’re enjoying morning coffee on the deck or summer gatherings in the yard, your outdoor space is a true retreat.

Effortless Living Inside and Out

Step inside to find light-filled living areas with a flexible layout that works for today’s lifestyle. The heart of the home is designed to balance daily living with entertaining, offering room to host friends and family while still feeling warm and inviting.

The highlight upstairs is a luxurious primary suite, complete with ample closet space and a spa-like bath. Three additional bedrooms provide plenty of space for family, guests, or a home office setup.

The finished lower level adds even more flexibility, whether you need a playroom, fitness space, or media room. A spacious garage and thoughtful outdoor features make this home as practical as it is charming.

Why 15 Bearce Lane?

This home combines the best of Scituate living—walkability, access to top-rated schools, coastal lifestyle, and serene natural surroundings. With its blend of timeless design, modern conveniences, and unbeatable location, 15 Bearce Lane is a rare opportunity to put down roots in one of the South Shore’s most desirable towns.