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Former Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca lists Back Bay mansion in Boston
Pagliuca and his wife, Judy, a biotech investor, transformed what was once a multi-family residence. “There were no expenses spared here.”
Steve Pagliuca has owned a lot of things in Boston, and he’s letting another one go. The former co-chairman of Bain Capital and former Celtics co-owner has listed his Back Bay mansion for $10.995 million.
Built in 1890, 362 Marlborough St. was originally known as the George Wheatland House. Sitting on a coveted 2,688-square-foot corner lot, the 5,680-square-foot, single-family brownstone was previously a multi-family residence until Pagliuca and his wife, Judy, a biotech investor, transformed the space from 2021 to 2022.
“This was a custom for them. This wasn’t a spec. They poured their heart and soul into this,” said George Sarkis, co-founder of The Sarkis Team at Douglas Elliman, who has the listing. “There were no expenses spared here.”
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A heated front walkway leads to the front steps of the four-bed, seven-bath (three full, four-half) brownstone and to the first level, which functions as a hosting area with a formal living room, dining room, and butler’s kitchen. Natural light streams in thanks to the home’s corner exposure with three sides of windows.
“You kind of feel like you’re in a hotel lobby,” Sarkis said.
Continue upstairs to the everyday living space, which features a brand-new kitchen with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. There’s a balcony off the kitchen that’s ideal for grilling, and a breakfast nook is great for busy mornings. Floor-to-ceiling windows stream in natural light. A luxe family room is perfect for gathering.
The top floor consists of the primary suite, a private oasis filled with natural light, and a two-sided fireplace. It flows naturally into the dressing room, a spacious room filled with endless built-ins and storage space. The primary bathroom is spa-like featuring a step-in shower, dual sinks, privacy glass, and a freestanding, deep soaking tub.
Boasting craftsmanship and custom millwork, the home’s modern finishes are sleek and timeless. Elevator access throughout the property provides ample accessibility.
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There are also several outdoor spaces, including a stunning roof deck, terrace, and balcony that provide views of the Back Bay neighborhood and beyond.
There’s also a driveway and garage parking for two vehicles, if fighting for a parking spot doesn’t strike your fancy.
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