Condo
103 Beacon St #1
Back Bay, MA 2116 · MLS 73566852
$995,000
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- Beds2
- Baths1
- Sq Ft845
- Year—
- StyleOther
- $ / Sq Ft$1,178
- HOA$461/mo
- Taxes$9,825
- Parking0
- Lot845.0
- MLS73566852
- StatusActive
About this home
Where Back Bay meets Beacon Hill, this front-facing parlor unit with 11' ceilings sits perfectly on Beacon Street between Arlington and Berkeley, directly across from the Arthur Fiedler Footbridge with easy access to Storrow Drive, I-93, and the Mass Pike.High ceilings and hardwood floors set the tone in the living room, anchored by a fireplace flanked with arched, mirrored built-ins and brightened by a quaint Juliet balcony. Beautiful millwork, plantation shutters and original exposed brick walls completes the space. The white shaker kitchen features a subway tile backsplash, stainless appliances, granite counters, and black-and-white marble flooring, opening to a separate dining area. A spiral staircase leads to additional living space consisting of a spacious full bath, den, and generously sized bedroom, with a walk-in custom closet and coat closet offering plenty of storage. The renovated bathroom impresses with a large glass-enclosed walk-in shower with two shower heads finished in Carrara marble subway tile, a modern wall-mounted toilet and a generous sized vanity with mirror. Additional highlights include a common area patio, common free laundry and NEW common building boiler and hot water tank.With Newbury Street, the Charles River, Beacon Hill, and the Boston Public Garden all just minutes away, this condo offers a truly central, unbeatable location.
Features
- Range
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
Location
More about Back Bay
| Back Bay Profile | Snapshot |
|---|---|
| Primary Vibe | Established residential neighborhood with Victorian architecture, tree-lined streets, and high walkability to shops, restaurants, and the Public Garden. Popular with professionals and buyers seeking central location with a mix of historic and full-service living. |
| Housing Prices | Prices vary widely by property type and exact location. Full-service condominiums and renovated brownstones command premiums. Outdoor space, parking, and higher floors influence value. |
| Commute to Boston | Multiple Green Line stations provide direct access throughout the city. Walking is practical for many daily needs. Limited parking makes transit the preferred option for most residents. |
| Schools | Served by Boston Public Schools. Buyers with children should confirm current assignments directly with the district. Private and charter options exist in the wider area. |
| Market | Strong demand supported by central location and limited inventory of well-located properties. Full-service buildings and renovated townhouses attract steady interest. |
| Housing Styles | Classic brownstones and townhouses, full-service condominium buildings, and smaller multi-family conversions. Newer construction is limited. |
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