Real Estate
The 5 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in Boston
Take a look at these incredibly magnificent pieces of real estate in Boston. The top home has a skyline view...and so much more.
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Photo Credit: Zillow
As listed on Zillow, here are the five most expensive homes for sale in Boston:
- The top slot goes to the $10,700,000 penthouse unit on in the Burrage Mansion on 314 Commonwealth Ave. The unit has direct elevator access, four fireplaces, a spacious private roof deck with a hot tub, 5 parking spaces and views of the Back Bay skyline. This 5 bed, 4 bath spot is in a building professionally managed with a part time concierge.
- With 8 beds and 7 baths this Beacon Hill brownstone structure is great for families or a split-condo setup. The $8,500,000 potential home was built in 1890.
- More Commonwealth Avenue real estate but with a lesser pocket burn. Apartment 1 on 245 will cost you $6,995,000 and in return you’ll get elevator access to each floor, a private terrace with a snowmelt system and 2 walk-in pantries.
- Steps from Beacon Hill’s Public Garden, 5 Byron St. residence offers a Zen garden and 360-degree city vistas. There’s also a dressing room, luxe marble bath, loft-style office and 4 and-a-half baths. $6,950,000 will do the trick.
- One more Commonwealth Avenue property. Imagine being among members of such an esteemed class? This historic Peabody and Stearns architecture at the Harvard Club is being turned into 5 luxury condominiums. Unit 3, for $6,650,000, offers single-floor living with 3-plus bedrooms and a private rear balcony. Owners also get the perk of Harvard Club membership.
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