One person killed, two injured in three-alarm house fire in Sudbury

One person was killed and two others were injured Wednesday in a three-alarm house fire in Sudbury, officials said.

The fire at 30 Goodman’s Hill Road, was reported around 5 a.m., Sudbury Fire Chief John Whalen said. When firefighters arrived, there was a “significant amount of fire” coming from the back of the 9,253-square-foot home, located at the end of a long driveway, he said.

Crews were able to suppress the fire to the point that they could search the first floor, Whalen said. An adult was found dead in one of the home’s five bedrooms, Whalen said.

“Unfortunately, at that time we did recover one victim of the fire who is deceased,” Whalen said.

The victim’s name has not been released.

Built in 1993, the sprawling home has six bathrooms and a three-car garage. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Another resident was injured and was taken to a hospital, officials said. A police officer who tried to enter the home but was repelled by fire and heavy smoke was taken to a hospital for treatment of smoke inhalation, officials said.