Recently Sold Homes in 02297, MA

Recently Sold Home in 02297, MA:

Designed in 1881 by renowned Boston architectural firm Peabody and Stearns, 382 Marlborough was originally a single-family home and was converted into four condominiums in 1980. Residence Four is a contemporary penthouse duplex featuring an open main floor with a spacious living and dining area, built-in bookcases, and abundant natural light from a large skylight. The kitchen is adjacent to the living space and is equipped with Miele and Sub-Zero appliances, Pietra Cardosa soapstone counters, and custom cabinetry with an abundance of storage. An expansive great room with a fireplace, adjacent full bath, and beautifully landscaped walk-out terrace can serve multiple functions. Upstairs is th

Recently Sold Home in 02297, MA:

Two bedroom floor through unit on the top of Beacon Hill. Second floor home has high ceilings, exposed brick, beautifully renovated eat in kitchen with stainless appliances, granite countertops and stackable W/ D in the kitchen. Windows throughout the space allow for great natural light. Large closet off the living room. Front master bedroom has a wall of closet space. Back bedroom or home office off the kitchen allows for bedrooms to be on opposite ends of the unit or a tucked away workspace. Mini Splits for perfect cooling and heat. .

Recently Sold Home in 02297, MA:

Discover an exquisite penthouse condo, thoughtfully upgraded with a contemporary aesthetic. Ideal for entertaining, this spacious home boasts an open, sun-filled floor plan with skylights and breathtaking views from each window. Indulge in the gourmet kitchen with a charming breakfast bar. Cozy up by the fireplace in winter, or embrace central A/C and the roof deck during summer. The private rooftop deck offers stunning river views. Luxuriate in fully renovated baths. Your dream penthouse lifestyle awaits!

Recently Sold Home in 02297, MA:

Magnificent and rarely available one-bedroom residence at the historic Barron Mansion on waterside Beacon Street boasting spectacular period detailing, sweeping Charles River views, elevator access, and the building’s only private deck. This French Baroque mansion was built in 1871 and was once the home of Clarence Barron, President of Dow Jones, manager of The Wall Street Journal, and founder of Barron's Magazine. Rich architectural detail defines the main living space, including a hand-carved stone fireplace set in Chelsea tiles, quadruple crown molding, exquisite wood built-ins, and graceful crescent ceilings in the kitchen. Oversized windows and soaring ceilings invite abundant na