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2 Mount Vernon Ave Boston, MA

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$1,499,000.00 Single Family Detached: 4 Bed, 4 Bath | 2835 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams Realty Boston-Metro

Completely renovated, stand alone, 1845 Greek Revival, single family, A+ lo...cation w/4 parking, suburban yard, 5 fireplaces & layout that can not be found at any price! Nestled on quiet corner and sun-filled on every level. Custom kitchen w/sitting area & fireplace, Wolfe stove, Miele double drawer dishwasher, 3 sides of windows look out to private yard. Formal dining w/fireplace & corner exposure. Master suite w/walk in closet. Basement partially dug out ready for finish. This will not last!

337 Marlborough Street Boston, MA

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$1,100,000.00 : 2 Bed, 3 Bath | 1540 sq ft

Broker: Your Boston Realtors

Come home to this elegant penthouse duplex on sunny side of Boston's most s...ought after street! Top floor of this classic Back Bay home features: private study, fireplaced LR, DR with dramatic ceiling, 1/2 bath, spacious kitchen & french doors revealing private deck with picturesque Back Bay views. Lower floor boasts luxurious master suite with sitting rm, window seat, abundant closet space & spa-like bath with double sink. 2nd BR with large closet & adjacent bath. Additional features: parking space, roof rights & storage.

Brokered And Advertised By: Your Boston Realtors
Listing Agent: Mary Fortunato

2 David Road Boston, MA

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$1,079,000.00 Single Family Detached: 4 Bed, 5 Bath | 2989 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams Boston South West

Builder's own 5 year young custom colonial in the very desirable Moss Hill ...neighborhood. 4 bedrooms, three full and two half baths. Professional style eat-in kitchen with granite counters and stainless steel appliances. Fireplaced living room, formal dining room, family room off kitchen. Third floor bonus room with half bath. Hardwood floors on 1st+2nd floors. Partly finished basement with full bath. One car heated garage. 5 zone gas heat. 2 central air systems. Scenic views off mahogany deck.

35 Upton St Boston, MA

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$1,050,000.00 Townhouse: 2 Bed, 2 Bath | 1862 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams Realty Boston-Metro

Beautiful private entrance 2 BR/2 BA duplex on quiet side street features w...ide open living/dining/kitchen with hdwd floors, fireplace and wall of windows to pvt garden and deeded pkg. Large kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances and breakfast bar. Full marble bath on this level plus huge wine cellar and lots of extra storage. Upper level has two spacious bedrooms including master with enormous walk-in, cedar lined closet and second marble bath. A great home!

41 Union St Boston, MA

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$1,049,000.00 Single Family Attached: 3 Bed, 4 Bath | 2500 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams Realty Boston-Metro

Located in the gas light district, steps from Charlestown's shops and resta...urants, this brick 3 + single w/garage parking is a rarity in the city! Amenities include chef's kitchen with ss, granite island for 4, sunny spacious living, dining, and 3 light filled bedrooms with corner exposure. Master suite w/ 4 closets, ensuite bath with steam shower, and seperate office area. Finished basement ideal for playroom.den w/ full bath and extra room. This is a must see!

1200 Washington St Boston, MA

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$949,000.00 Condominium: 2 Bed, 2 Bath | 1468 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams Realty Boston-Metro

Unbelieveable Front Facing Loft! This 2bedroom/2bathroom property has a co...mplete wall of windows looking out to the Back Bay. The large chefs kitchen opens to a huge living/dinning area. All flooring is maple.The master bedroom has an ensuite master bath and walk in closet. There is storage galore in this unit. The washer/dryer is in the 2nd bath. There is a garage space included and a common roof deck.

397 Bunker Hill St Boston, MA

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$879,000.00 Single Family Attached: 3 Bed, 3 Bath | 2307 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams Realty Boston-Metro

This elegant, meticulously maintained, 3 + bed, 3 bath single family browns...tone w/deeded parking & stunning roof deck is adorned wi/ designer finishes & unlike any home in Charlestown. 2012 renovated kitchen w/island for 4 with Caesarstone countertop, Antartica granite & Ann Sacks tile backsplash. Sought after open layout, soaring ceilings, private patio, stunning roof deck & spa like master bath. Finished basement w/full bath & ample storage. City living made easy!

23 Mount Vernon St Boston, MA

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$859,000.00 Single Family Attached: 3 Bed, 2 Bath | 1730 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams Realty Boston-Metro

Exceptional townhouse condo with a "Single Family" feel & wonderful locatio...n in Charlestown's Gaslight District. Spacious 3 bdrm / 2 bth with 1730 sqft of great living space & private entrance. This home has been completely renovated, de-lead certified & restored to its circa 1848 period detail & charm. Spectacular private roofdeck with 360 views of harbor & city, balcony off huge master bedroom suite, 4 original fireplaces & basement storage. Pet friendly, low condo fees & rental pkg available.

23 Mount Vernon St Boston, MA

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$859,000.00 Townhouse: 3 Bed, 2 Bath | 1730 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams Realty Boston-Metro

Exceptional townhouse condo with a "Single Family" feel & wonderful locatio...n in Charlestown's Gaslight District. Spacious 3 bdrm/2 bth with 1730 sqft of great living space & private entrance. This home has been completely renovated, de-lead certified & restored to its circa 1848 period detail & charm. Spectacular private roofdeck with 360 views of harbor & city, balcony off huge master bedroom suite, 4 original fireplaces & basement storage. Pet friendly, low condo fees & rental pkg available.

238 Marlborough St Boston, MA

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$859,000.00 Condominium: 2 Bed, 2 Bath | 1091 sq ft

Broker: Keller Williams Realty Boston-Metro

Exceptional 2 bdrm / 2 bth floor-thru condo completely gut-renovated in '07.... Prof. managed, elevator building. Custom craftsmanship thru-out, new HW floors, new raised ceilings, all new systems, CA, 2 fireplaces with granite surrounds, chef's kitchen with SubZero, 2 Pakel dishwashers, 5 burner gas stove & Aventium convection/mwave oven. New custom HW windows thru-out. Open kitchen, living and dining areas with traditional bay window. Spacious master bdrm suite with marble bath and ample storage!

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Real Estate in Boston, Massachusetts

One of the countries most affluent cities, Boston, Massachusetts continues to draw new residents to the area. It may be due to the cities proximity to New York City, its stunning historic real estate or the cities vibrant communities. Whatever the case, Boston is proud to be an attractive relocation destination to so many singles and families from around the globe. Contact a real estate agent in Boston for information on available housing options around the city. Whether you are looking for your first home, a studio apartment or something larger to help make room for a growing family, the city of Boston offers residential real estate options to meet all of your housing desires.

History:
Boston received its city charter in 1822. The cities population remained largely of English descent until the mid-1800s, when the first waves of European immigrants began to arrive. From the end of Puritan domination, Boston had been a religiously tolerant city. By 1900, Boston's population had reached 560,000. Like many of the nation's industrialized cities, Boston suffered economically between the world wars. First Prohibition, which made the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages illegal, destroyed the rum trade. Then the Great Depression of the 1930s undermined Boston’s financial market. And, finally, New England’s textile industry moved south in search of less expensive labor. At this time, Boston began to acquire a reputation for corrupt machine politics and racial segregation. The city did a great deal to end corruption when council seats were declared open in 1951. Racial tension, however, continues to be a problem in Boston. Following World War II, Boston's population grew to a peak of 801,000 in 1950, then began to level off and eventually declined. The city grew rapidly on the strength of its high technology and defense-related research industries until the late 1980s. Today's Boston remains a mecca for education and culture and is an innovative city rich in tradition and history.

Economy:
While manufacturing in Boston has lost some ground, it remains a significant sector of the economy. Boston is considered one of the top places in which to do business in the country. Major industries include finance, high-technology research and development, tourism, medicine, education, printing and publishing, food processing and government. In the last 20 years, city employment continued to shift from traditional labor-intensive manufacturing jobs to technology and service jobs. As the home of world-renowned colleges and universities, Boston boasts a highly educated work force. Wages in the Boston area tend to be high, as are taxes and office lease rates. Entrepreneurial software and biotechnology companies attracted to the assets of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, located just across the Charles River from Boston. Analysts have given the city high marks in recent years for improvements in management, and a strong academic and research base should continue to attract corporations to the city.

Tourism:
Whether your interests lie in history, art or culture, Boston has a museum for you. The Boston Children's Museum is an exciting and educational place to take the kids. Interactive educational exhibits and staged events promise a fun-filled experience. Or, check out the Boston Fire Museum. This museum has occupied the old firehouse at on Congress Street since 1983. The goal of the Museum is to preserve and display fire-fighting memorabilia from the Greater Boston area, educate and inform the public on fire safety and restore and maintain the landmark. For the sports fanatic, Boston is heaven. Home to the Red Sox, New England Patriots, Celtics and the Bruins there is always a game going on somewhere in Boston. For shopping, Newbury Street is a world-renowned shopping area offering some of Boston's most chic and fashionable stores. The prudential center is also a wonderful stop for shopping or dinning. Located on Boylston Street where you will find an endless array of department and specialty stores. Finally, dance performances remain a strong point in Boston and the Boston Ballet. And the world renowned Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Boston Pops, which plays more popular classics and show tunes perform at Symphony Hall.

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Boston – Interesting Facts:

In 1821, Boston opened Boston English High School, the nation's oldest high school.
Nearly renters rather than owners occupy 70 percent of housing units in Boston.
At 90 feet below the surface, the Ted Williams Tunnel is the deepest in North America.
About 250,000 college students live in Boston.
More than 18 million people visit Boston every year.
March 10, 1876, Alexander Graham Bell made the very first phone call in history from his Boston machine shop.

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