These two Boston homes each sold for more than $7 million this week
But a home in Weston and a Beacon Hill town house gave them a run for their money.
This week, a $5,200,000 home in Weston set on 3.35 acres was trumped by not one, but two $7 million-plus sales in Boston — one in Beacon Hill and one in Back Bay.
Another Beacon Hill home sold for just under $3 million.
Check them out.
163-165 Marlborough St., Units 2 & 4, Back Bay
The Cushing Endicott estate, which has four bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and 4,856 square feet of living space in Boston’s Back Bay, sold for $7,200,000 on Wednesday. The triplex has five fireplaces, cathedral ceilings, ornate details, a bar, and two deeded parking spaces.
22 W. Cedar St., Beacon Hill
On Tuesday, this five-bedroom, 4.5-bath, 5,365-square-foot renovated home sold for $7,025,000. The property has high ceilings, hardwood floors, and an eat-in kitchen with quartz countertops and eight windows. Outside, there is a private garden with a brick patio connected to the home via a mudroom. The four-story home sits on a 0.04-acre lot.
70 Black Oak Road, Weston
This 12,500-square-foot home — with six bedrooms, seven full baths, and two half baths set on a 3.35-acre lot — sold for $5,200,000 on Wednesday. The brick Georgian estate, along with having a completely updated interior, features a swimming pool, tennis court, and a car barn/carriage house.
102 Myrtle St., Beacon Hill
On Wednesday, this three-bedroom, 3.5-bath, 3,346-square-foot, four-level town house in Beacon Hill sold for $2,999,000. The home has been renovated, boasting a kitchen with gas cooking, a center island, cherry cabinets, and granite countertops. On the second floor, there is a media/office room with a wet bar. Oh, and the home also has a two-level roof deck with city and river views.
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