A Back Bay townhouse went for over $6 million — plus other big sales this week
In a race for highest prices in a single week, it's hard to beat out a 6,383-square-foot single-family home on Beacon Street in Back Bay that sold for $6.6 million—but a Millennium Tower penthouse unit came (sort of) close.
In a race for highest prices in a single week, it’s hard to beat out a 6,383-square-foot single-family home on Beacon Street in Back Bay that sold for $6.6 million—but a Millennium Tower penthouse unit came (sort of) close.
Check out those luxury homes and more, all of which went to high bidders this week.
225 Beacon St., Back Bay, Boston
This six-bedroom, five-bathroom, two-half bathroom single-family home with 6,383 square feet of living space sold for $6,600,000. The home has been renovated to have modern amenities while also keeping much of its historic charm. It’s very close to the Charles River and has a patio, too.
1 Franklin St., Ph 1F, Downtown Crossing, Boston
Located in Downtown Crossing’s Millennium Tower, this two-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom, 1,781-square-foot penthouse unit on the 56th floor sold for $4,400,000. Along with floor-to-ceiling windows and incredible views, this unit also has access to all the building’s amenities, such as a screening room, outdoor terrace, a fitness facility, and more.
3 Union Park St., Unit 1, South End, Boston
This three-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom, 3,052-square-foot new construction penthouse duplex sold for $3,950,000 million. It’s a corner condo featuring a large wall of glass windows, skyline views, and a walkout roof terrace.
86 Chestnut St., Beacon Hill, Boston
This four-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom, 2,835-square-foot townhouse, which was built in 1845, sold for $3,320,000 million. The home features a deck off of the kitchen, along with many windows that stream in natural light. A side passageway also leads to a lush, private garden.
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