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wner Larry Wolozin, 93, is listing his 1967 Natick ranch for $999,000. The 2,488‑sq‑ft, four‑bed, 2½‑bath home sits on the Natick‑Dover line, a relic of the post‑war housing boom that saw developers like the Campanelli brothers build the area. Though updated over the years, its interior remains a testament to the late Norma Wolozin’s bold, DIY aesthetic. Without formal training, Norma chose vibrant nylon carpeting, bright‑colored patterns, and a pervasive blue theme—blue wallpaper even on the master bath ceiling, a feat that required a second installer. The blue motif extends to fixtures, a blue toilet and bathtub, and the sunroom’s flooring.

    The lower level features a wood‑paneled family room with a fireplace, a converted garage that now houses a built‑in hot tub and a greenhouse, and an additional greenhouse window bump‑out in the dining room for herbs. The house’s retro charm is balanced by modern amenities, making it a unique blend of past and present.

    Larry says his wife’s design work earned “very, very good marks” and that “blue never left with us.” He bought the property for about $40,000 and now lists it through Rosemary Comrie of Comrie Real Estate, Inc. Buyers who appreciate bold color schemes and mid‑century design will find this property appealing.