Single Family · Waterfront

39 G St

South Boston, MA 2127 · MLS 73585581

$1,699,000

3 bd · 3.1 ba · 2,046 sqft

  • Beds3
  • Baths3.1
  • Sq Ft2,046
  • Year1890
  • StyleColonial
  • $ / Sq Ft$830
  • HOA—
  • Taxes$8,407
  • Parking—
  • Lot905.0
  • MLS73585581
  • StatusActive

About this home

A whole house, not a condo conversion. This 1890 row house on South Boston's East Side runs four levels, with no association, no condo fee, and private outdoor space of your own.Inside, nothing has been left half-done. The main level runs the full depth of the house around a quartz waterfall island seating four, with custom Lucas cabinetry, Bosch double wall ovens and panel-integrated refrigeration. The living room is built around a floor-to-ceiling quartz gas fireplace set in illuminated oak built-ins, with a slatted accent wall and window seat opening onto the rear deck.Two king-sized bedrooms occupy the second floor, one with French doors to its own balcony. The third floor is given over entirely to the primary suite: three skylights, a custom-fitted walk-in closet, and a bath finished in quartz from wall to sloped ceiling beneath dual rain heads. The Boston skyline shows up in windows on three of the four floors.The walk-out lower level has its own door to the outside, a full bath, and a large room currently set up as a fourth sleeping space. In-law suite, au pair quarters, home office, or the place guests stay without getting underfoot.Original stained glass above the entry. An oak staircase with black metal balusters. Wide-plank hardwood, central air, in-home laundry, landscaped grounds.East Broadway is a few doors away, the Seaport five minutes, the waterfront and Carson Beach a short walk.Seller will consider all offers. Concessions available including prepaid parking and a closing cost credit.

AI comment

This appears to be a renovated historic home with a strong mix of modern finishes, private outdoor space, and flexible multi-level living. The layout offers good separation, including a finished walk-out lower level and a full-floor primary suite. Its East Side location near East Broadway, the waterfront, Carson Beach, and the Seaport is a clear lifestyle advantage. Buyers should still verify parking arrangements, lower-level permitted use, and the unusual lot-size data before relying on the listing details.

PROS
- Renovated interior with quartz finishes, custom cabinetry, Bosch double wall ovens, panel-integrated refrigeration, and wide-plank hardwood floors.
- Four-level layout includes a full-floor primary suite with skylights, walk-in closet, spa-style bath, and skyline views.
- Finished walk-out lower level with exterior entrance, full bath, and large family room adds flexible space for guests, office, in-law, or au pair use.
- Private outdoor space includes a rear deck, balcony, porch, landscaped area, and fenced yard per listing features.
- No association fee is noted, which distinguishes it from many condo-style alternatives in the area.

CONS
- No garage spaces are listed, and parking is not specified; prepaid parking is mentioned only as a possible seller concession.
- The home dates to 1890, so buyers should carefully review renovation scope, permits, systems, structure, and maintenance history.
- Lower-level use as in-law or au pair space should be verified for legality, egress, and code compliance.
- Lot-size information appears inconsistent, with “905.0” also shown as 905

Features

  • Range
  • Wall Oven
  • Disposal
  • Compactor
  • Microwave
  • Refrigerator - ENERGY STAR
  • Porch
  • Deck
  • Fenced Yard

Location

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More about South Boston

South Boston Profile Snapshot
Primary Vibe Residential neighborhood with beaches, parks, and a mix of classic multi-family homes and condominiums. Popular with buyers seeking outdoor access and a neighborhood feel.
Housing Prices Prices vary by location and condition. Properties near the Red Line or waterfront command premiums. Multi-family homes offer rental potential.
Commute to Boston Red Line stations at Broadway and Andrew provide direct access. Walking and bus options exist. Parking is more available than downtown but still constrained.
Schools Served by Boston Public Schools. Confirm assignments with the district.
Market Demand supported by beaches, transit, and residential character. Updated properties near stations tend to move faster.
Housing Styles Classic triple-deckers, two- and three-family homes, and condominiums. Newer developments appear near the waterfront edge.

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