The Boston Globe, January 14th, 1994
It seems like only yesterday that Lotus Development Corp. founder and de facto information highway commissioner Mitch Kapor plunked down $6.2 million to buy up a nine-acre Roman Catholic monastery abutting his mansion on the tonier side of Brookline. In 1989, Kapor said he bought the property to prevent a local college from building dormitories on the site, and announced he would someday subdivide the tract and sell off lots. That day has come. Northland Advisors Inc. has put the monastery, formerly known as the Cabot Estate, plus two adjoining lots up for sale. Asking price for the manor hous...
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