Location and luxury are what set The W Residences apart from the rest. Unit 22F's floor-to-ceiling windows offer stunning views of The Common, Public Garden, Massachusetts State House, Theater District, Beacon Hill, and Back Bay. This spacious one bedroom has a stylish chef’s kitchen with state-of-the-art Wolf, Subzero, and Bosch appliances. A brand new generously-sized, custom California closet, with remote-controlled ambient lighting can be found in the primary suite. While the fully-renovated primary bathroom boasts custom fixtures and finishes and a new tub. Amenities include a fitness room and direct access to the W Bar and Lounge. The property also has a 24/7 concierge and security/doorman. One valet garage parking spot is included with this wonderful condo. This unit can be sold furnished or unfurnished.
CondoProperty Type
2009Year Built
$1,214Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by The Sarkis Team• Douglas Elliman Real Estate - The Sarkis Team
Rarely available. Stunning, sophisticated 1 bedroom/1.5 bath residence at The W with spectacular views overlooking the Public Garden, State House and Charles River! Custom chef’s kitchen featuring SubZero ,Wolf and Bosch appliances highlighted by expansive 4 seat center entertainment island w/multiple cabinets & Subzero wine fridge. Breathtaking views from floor to ceiling windows. High end lighting fixtures Large bedroom with designer closets, Double vanity spa-like master bath. Hardwood floors (including mbr), Sonos built in sound system. Exquisite updated powder bath. Enjoy all of the amenities of The W hotel. Professionally managed 24/7 concierge /doorman building w/fitness center, room service, Bliss Spa, The W Lounge and so much more. Fabulous location close to the Public Garden, The Commons, fine dining and shopping,Theater District, all major highways and public transportation. One valet parking space included for additional $318 per month fee.
MLS PIN #71162700
Dec 9, 2010
Sold
$825,000
$962/sq ft
Nov 16, 2010
Contingent
—
Nov 15, 2010
Listed
$900,000
$1,049/sq ft
W Boston in it's iconic glass tower is also Boston's newest premier residential address... enjoy Jean-Georges’ MARKET restaurant, the W LOUNGE and BLISS spa. Fabulous 1BR/1.5Bath with open kitchen, exposure to Beacon Hill, Public Garden, Common. Exciting space.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$10,430 (+1.2%)
$971,100
2022
$10,302 (−11.3%)
$946,900
2021
$11,608 (+10.9%)
$1,087,900
2020
$10,470 (+3.2%)
$991,500
2019
$10,144 (+0.6%)
$962,400
2018
$10,086 (+3.9%)
$962,400
2017
$9,707 (−11.5%)
$916,600
2016
$10,964 (+7.2%)
$996,700
2015
$10,224 (+6.4%)
$844,265
2014
$9,610 (+5.1%)
$763,900
2013
$9,146 (−19.1%)
$696,059
2012
$11,310 (+8.9%)
$867,300
2009
$10,387
$812,100
Tax history for 110 Stuart St Unit 22F
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$10,430 (+1.2%)
$971,100
2022
$10,302 (−11.3%)
$946,900
2021
$11,608 (+10.9%)
$1,087,900
2020
$10,470 (+3.2%)
$991,500
2019
$10,144 (+0.6%)
$962,400
2018
$10,086 (+3.9%)
$962,400
2017
$9,707 (−11.5%)
$916,600
2016
$10,964 (+7.2%)
$996,700
2015
$10,224 (+6.4%)
$844,265
2014
$9,610 (+5.1%)
$763,900
2013
$9,146 (−19.1%)
$696,059
2012
$11,310 (+8.9%)
$867,300
2009
$10,387
$812,100
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
1
Baths
1.5
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
2019
Sq. Ft.
858
Year built
2009
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Suffolk County
APN
4781358
Parking Spaces
1
Basement
Yes
Accessible
Yes
HOA Dues
$798 /month
Garage
Yes
Features
Views
Last updated by owner on Dec 24, 2023.
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