Former Boston Celtics co-owner Jim Pallotta has put his extraordinary Massachusetts estate on the market for USD $38 million (approx. AUD $57.4 million), and it’s every bit as lavish as you’d expect from an NBA executive with a flair for grandeur and a soft spot for Christmas.
Set on nearly 20 manicured acres in the elite suburb of Weston, this 21,000-square-foot mega-home is a rare blend of English countryside charm and modern opulence.
Designed by acclaimed firm Shope Reno Wharton, it’s now on track to become the most expensive home ever sold in Weston – if it fetches the asking price.
Jim, who was part of the Celtics’ ownership from 2002 until 2020, and his wife Kim have owned the estate since 2006.
But with their two sons now out of the house, the couple told said that the property is simply “too big” for two people.
According to Yahoo! they plan to split their time between homes in Nantucket, Miami and Charleston.
What $57 Million buys you
The estate ticks just about every luxury box imaginable:
- A chef’s kitchen with two oversized islands, wood-fired pizza oven and fireplace
- Multiple formal and informal entertaining spaces
- Two offices, a guest suite, and a screened porch with fireplace and built-in grill
- Five upstairs bedrooms including a grand primary suite with dual dressing rooms, private sitting area, spa bath, and a separate upstairs office
- A walk-out lower level featuring a cinema, gym, billiards room, gaming lounge, bar and a wine cellar
Outdoors, it’s just as spectacular. The resort-style grounds include a pool, pool house (with full kitchen and bathroom), basketball court, and an oversized four-car garage.
But the most unexpected feature? A room devoted entirely to Kim Pallotta’s collection of antique Santa figurines—a space that transforms the estate into a festive wonderland every year.
View the listing here.
