Biggest sales: A high-rise overlooking Copley Place for $4.7 million
Of all the Massachusetts homes that went off the market between July 21 and 27, per the Multiple Listings Service, 1 Huntington Ave., Unit 1001 took the cake as the week’s priciest sale. The high-rise condo, sold by David Mackie of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, went for $4,700,000 on Friday, July 26.
Tucked inside luxury building Trinity Place, the front-facing unit’s living room overlooks Copley Place. In 2,848 square feet, the space accommodates three bedrooms and four bathrooms.
The master suite offers more than enough closet space with a large walk-in in addition to two full dressing rooms. To afford all residents ample privacy, the additional two bedrooms come equipped with their own bathrooms.
The sale also included two valet garage parking spots, as well as separate, private storage space, and access to the building fitness center. Plus, homeowners gain access to Sorellina restaurant’s private resident entrance, as well as the ability to order room service directly from the upscale Italian spot.
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