This $2.8 million Fenway penthouse wasn’t even close to being the biggest sale of the week
You'll have to look to Downtown Crossing and Beacon Hill to see the winner and runner up.
A completely renovated Fenway duplex penthouse that sold for $2,800,000 was not beat out by one, but by two big sales this week: a $3,450,000 Beacon Hill town house and a $6,750,000 Millennium Tower condo.
In Brookline, a large single-family stucco home in the Fisher Hill neighborhood sold for $2,525,000.
Check them out:
1 Franklin St., Unit 4802, Downtown Crossing
Located in Downtown Crossing’s Millennium Tower, this unit, which boasts three bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and 3,172 square feet of living space, sold for $6,750,000 on May 19. The unit features a living space large enough to entertain 40-plus guests, a Poggenpohl kitchen, and walls of glass offering spectacular views of the city.
4 Lime St., Beacon Hill
On May 19, this four-bedroom, 3.5-bath, 3,058-square-foot Beacon Hill town house sold for $3,450,000. The home also features a garden and an in-law apartment with a separate street entrance.
43 Westland Ave., Unit 812, Fenway
This new condo with three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and 1,972 square feet of living space sold for $2,800,000 on Wednesday. There is an open-concept layout on the main floor that features a custom kitchen with Caesarstone counters, wood floors, and large windows. Building amenities include concierge service, a common terrace, a fitness center, and bike storage.
241 Buckminster Road, Brookline
On May 19, this five-bedroom, 3.5-bath, 5,043-square-foot single-family in Brookline sold for $2,525,000. The home, which sits on a 0.36-acre lot, features wainscot and the original tapestry wall coverings. The front-to-back living room has a fireplace, window bench, and built-in bookcases and opens to a screened-in porch. In the kitchen, there is wood cabinetry, Corian countertops, and a pantry.
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