Look inside this week’s most expensive homes, including a $6 million penthouse
It’s been a month of mammoth home sales in Greater Boston, but this week might take the cake. A South End penthouse sold for over $6 million, while homes in Wellesley, Weston, and Back Bay all went for over $4.4 million.
Check them out.
1280 Washington Street, Unit Ph, South End, Boston
On June 29, this four-bedroom, 5,456-square-foot condo sold for $6,275,000, above the South End’s $754,200 median home value. Along with direct elevator access, the home has floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the skyline and a large eat-in kitchen with top of the line appliances. It also has a 2,500-square-foot private roof-top garden with a 12-person hot tub.
With 9,300 square feet of living space, this home with seven bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms sold for $4,720,450 on June 24, well above Wellesley’s $1,193,600 median home value. Built in 2001 in the Colonial style, this home has a library, custom millwork, and a huge family room with a stone fireplace. Outside is a huge yard with a bluestone patio and a built-in grill.
On June 28, this country estate with six bedrooms, six full bathrooms, three half bathrooms, and 10,940 square feet of living space sold for $4,500,000, above Weston’s $1,378,200 median home value. The home is gated and has a tree-lines driveway leading up to it. Inside the house there are three levels, floor-to-ceiling windows, an indoor putting green, and a chef-inspired kitchen.
282 Beacon Street, Unit 7, Back Bay, Boston
This Back Bay condo with city views, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 3,301 square feet of living space sold for $4,400,000 on June 30, well above the neighborhood’s $861,600 median home value. The condo is in a boutique building with ten units and has director elevator access. Inside the unit there’s a wood-paneled study, a fabric-walled living room, and a cook’s kitchen.
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