MB Associates

Just Listed 103 Aletha Rd. Needham - $2,899,0000 - MB Associates & Renata Matrosov. Completed in 2024, this exceptional home is set in Needham’s highly sought-after Birds Hill neighborhood within the Broadmeadow School District. It offers outstanding curb appeal, beautifully designed interiors and finishes, and a thoughtful layout. An impressive entry sets the tone with a grand staircase and detailed millwork w/architectural detailing, leading into a main level centered around a stunning chef’s kitchen connecting to the dining, family and living spaces. Direct access to the fenced yard w/patio creates easy indoor-outdoor living. A walk-in pantry and mudroom w/direct garage access add convenience, along with a private ensuite bedroom on this level. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a spacious, private retreat with a showstopping walk-in closet and spa-like bath. 3 additional ensuite bedrooms and a laundry room complete the second level. The finished lower level offers recreation, media, fitness, an ensuite bedroom, and storage. A rare offering in a premier location!

Coming to market tomorrow this amazing Newton Southside Neighborhood home! 150 Country Club Road - Come check it out this weekend. Contact Renata for more details on OH times or a private showing. +1 (617) 470-7750

Don't underestimate ice dam risks - Heavy snowfall and prolonged freezing temps can lead to ice buildup on your roof, consult a professional before it's too late.

Thank you Mik for going knee deep in snow on the roof-deck! Appreciate you!

Excited to kick off our Winter Gear Drive for Cradles to Crayons this weekend! Hope we will see you or contact us on how you can support.

Mitch - 617.645.1360
Maxine - 617.818.2447
Nancy - 781.424.8299
Jennifer - 617.564.8009
Renata - 617.470.7750

Once again for our 10th year we are doing a Winter Gear Drive for Cradles to Crayons. While every year the need is great, this year is going to be especially important! Families in underprivileged communities face critical needs driven by economic instability and the discontinuation of pandemic-era social support programs. A 2025 report from the Federal Reserve found that while many families saw their income increase in 2024, their spending grew even faster due to higher prices. For many, this has made meeting basic needs a significant struggle.