Single Family

11 Chestnut Street

Beacon Hill, MA 2108 · MLS 73589980

$7,990,000

5 bd · 5.1 ba · 7,782 sqft

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  • Beds5
  • Baths5.1
  • Sq Ft7,782
  • Year1822
  • StyleOther
  • $ / Sq Ft$1,027
  • HOA—
  • Taxes$102,594
  • Parking—
  • Lot0.04
  • MLS73589980
  • StatusActive

About this home

Located on coveted Chestnut Street in Beacon Hill, this south-facing residence underwent an extensive renovation by Holland following its purchase in 2018, blending French-inspired elegance with modern luxury. The chef's kitchen offers a Lacanche range and expansive wood island, opening to a private patio with a gas fireplace and grill. Versailles parquet and chevron flooring, eight fireplaces, and exceptional craftsmanship distinguish the interiors. A grand living room with three stately windows connects to a living room and library/office. A private spa features an infinity pool and hammam with steam room. An elevator serves all five floors, including a luxurious primary suite with a marble bath and sitting room. The top-floor family room features original exposed beams and skylights. A remarkable home pairing historic character with beautifully appointed spaces for everyday living and entertaining. 11 Chestnut Street is steps away from the Boston Common, Public Garden, State House, Charles River Esplanade, Back Bay, and the fine boutiques and restaurants of Charles Street.

AI comment

This is a showcase-quality historic residence with a major renovation, high-end finishes, and unusually extensive wellness and entertaining amenities. Its elevator-served five-floor layout helps offset the vertical nature of the home. The property appears best suited to a buyer prioritizing craftsmanship, location access, and private amenities over parking convenience. Key diligence should focus on operating costs, long-term maintenance, and confirming any details not

Location

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Beacon Hill Profile Snapshot
Primary Vibe Historic and picturesque neighborhood with Federal-style brick buildings, gas lamps, and quiet residential streets. Strong appeal for buyers seeking architectural character and central walkability.
Housing Prices Limited inventory supports higher prices. Townhouse condominiums and properties with outdoor space or good light command premiums. Condition and elevator access influence value.
Commute to Boston Walking is practical for most destinations. Nearby transit includes the Red and Green Lines a short distance away. Parking is extremely limited.
Schools Served by Boston Public Schools. Confirm current assignments with the district. Private options are available nearby.
Market Scarcity drives demand. Well-located properties with distinctive features tend to attract steady interest despite limited inventory.
Housing Styles Primarily condominiums in historic brick townhouses. Full townhouses are rare. Elevators and private outdoor space are uncommon premiums.

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