Single Family

91 N STREET

South Boston, MA 2127 · MLS 73587979

$2,299,000

3 bd · 2.2 ba · 3,020 sqft

  • Beds3
  • Baths2.2
  • Sq Ft3,020
  • Year1872
  • StyleOther
  • $ / Sq Ft$761
  • HOA—
  • Taxes$16,599
  • Parking—
  • Lot1613.0
  • MLS73587979
  • StatusActive

About this home

Lot 4 at 91 N Street, identified here for the first time as one of four Second Empire homes constructed by master carpenter Samuel HL Pierce at Independence Square in 1872. A glorious family home consisting of nine rooms, three bedrooms and an office, two full baths, and two half baths. Stately and magnificent, this house features original restored plaster moldings on the main floor living area, a grand custom bookcase by Michael Jones of Milton, two zone high velocity central air, a Vermont Green slate mansard roof, main bath finished in marble with Restoration Hardware appointments, vestibule with two sets of double doors, finished lower level with media room, bluestone patio, and one car garage parking. Park life at City Point, children are playing, church bells are ringing, buses to take you anywhere in the City, friendly neighbors, and young professionals with a swagger. Rare listing that rivals or surpasses anything in Charlestown, Beacon Hill, or the South End in its class.

AI comment

This is a distinctive historic single-family property with a strong architectural narrative and several upgraded finishes. Its mix of preserved period detail, renovated bath finishes, central air, patio space, and garage parking makes it compelling for buyers seeking character with urban convenience. The main tradeoff is that an 1872 home can carry maintenance and inspection considerations, especially around exterior systems, roof, mechanicals, and preservation

Features

  • Range
  • Dishwasher
  • Disposal
  • Microwave
  • Refrigerator
  • Washer
  • Dryer
  • Vent Hood
  • Patio

Location

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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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