5 homes where we wish we were celebrating July 4th
Boston.com rounded up homes for sale in Massachusetts with awesome pools, patios, balconies, and backyards – all perfect for hosting a 4th of July party.
Boston.com rounded up homes for sale in Massachusetts with awesome pools, patios, balconies, and backyards – all perfect for hosting a 4th of July party.
1. 29 Pinckney St.
#1&2 Boston, MA
What better place to celebrate Independence Day than in the heart of Beacon Hill? This two-bedroom, two-bathroom home dates back to 1891, and features a private wooden deck and a 1,000-square-foot enclosed patio and garden, perfect for hosting a small gathering.
2. 42 Eighth Street
#5212 Boston, MA
For under $500,000, this condo offers residents at Parris Landing pool access and a sundeck and barbecue area. The one-bedroom, one-bathroom home also has views of a sculpture park and gardens where you’ll want to have a summer picnic.
3. 97 Tilipi Run
Chatham, MA
With six bedrooms and over ten bathrooms, this 10,974-square-foot Cape Cod home isn’t hurting for space. The shingled estate offers breathtaking views of the shoreline, manicured grounds, and a stone pool pavilion. Take guests down to the home’s wine cave before watching a movie in the 11-seat theater.
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4. 3 Black Beach Hills Rd.
Falmouth, MA
This five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom home is located right at the head of West Falmouth Harbor and comes with its own dock. An all-season porch and second-floor balcony offer views of Buzzard Bay, and residents gain access to Black Beach and the Great Sippewissett Marsh.
5. 1 Weetamo Rd
Nantucket, MA
This four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom home has panoramic views of Ram Island and Polpis and Nantucket Harbors. Invite guests over to hang out by the infinity-edge pool or to relax in the home’s cabana and pool house. Sitting on 13 acres of protected land, this home won’t leave you with any shortage of peace and serenity.
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