This Back Bay home with views of the Public Garden just sold for $5.3 million
300 Boylston St., Unit 501 sold for $5,295,000 on Tuesday.
Before the Millennium Tower’s penthouse sold for more than $30 million in February, the previous Boston home price record had gone to a Back Bay condo; 300 Boylston Street, Unit 1005-1006 sold last November for $15.4 million dollars.
This week, another unit in that same building sold for a hefty price tag. Though 300 Boylston St., Unit 501 sold for a third of the price of Unit 1005-1006, it still makes the list of big home sales for this week.
Homes in Wellesley, Concord, and Manchester also saw lofty sales. Check them all out below.
300 Boylston St., Unit 501, Back Bay, Boston
This two-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom, 2,406-square-foot condo with views of the Boston Public Garden sold for $5,295,000 on Tuesday. Thanks to a recent renovation, the unit has a clean, sleek feel. Floor-to-ceiling windows draw in a great deal of natural light.
62 Glen Rd., Wellesley
On Tuesday, this six-bedroom, five-bathroom, three-half bathroom, 8,189-square-foot Victorian-era estate sold for $3,000,000. Though it was built in 1897, the home boasts renovated interior spaces with lots of room for family, guests, and entertaining.
73 Monument St., Concord
Set on a lot of almost an acre, this late 19th-century Italianate-style home with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and 3,799 square feet of living space sold for $2,250,000 on November 10. The house includes a newer rear wing two-story addition and details such as high ceilings, oversized windows, a three-season porch with a French door, and a large media/sitting room on the third floor.
65 Bridge St., Manchester
On Monday, this four-bedroom, four-bathroom, two-half bathroom, 5,973-square-foot hilltop home in Manchester sold for $2,195,000. Only accessible by private drive, the shingle-style house offers lots of natural light, a foyer with a fireplace, and a private balcony. Outside, you’ll find a rear patio.
To comment, please create a screen name in your profile
To comment, please verify your email address
Conversation
This discussion has ended. Please join elsewhere on Boston.com