113 Beacon St

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Description#

Enjoy Back Bay living in a unique Boston Brownstone 113 Beacon St, just steps away from the Arlington T stop, Boston Public Garden, Charles River and so much more. This one-of-a-kind building dates back to 1863, and was converted into condos in 1988. Each of the apartments is unique and boasts a number of special features, including fireplaces, exposed brick, unique wood ceilings and moldings, ornate staircases and more. Many units feature multiple levels of living space and unique floor plans. You'll enjoy shared laundry in building for added convenience. The location is unbeatable - just steps to the Green Line, Newbury St, Boston Public Garden, Charles River Esplanade and more. You'll be directly in the heart of the charming Back Bay neighborhood - home to some of the best shopping, dining, and nightlife the city has to offer. Take a walk around the neighborhood to find abundant green space, rustic architecture, and historic Boston charm around every corner. Each unit in this building is highly unique and very different, so contact us today to come check out this historic apartment building for yourself!

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About Back Bay#

It's hard to believe that before the Back Bay was one of Boston's most desirable neighborhoods, it was a marshy tidal bay. Hence the name, the Back Bay. Transformed by developers in the mid-1800s to address overcrowding, the Back Bay quickly became the city's most coveted neighborhood, the address of Boston's wealthiest residents. Today, the Back Bay remains one of the most expensive areas to live in Boston, second only to Beacon Hill. Even so, it is possible to find more affordable apartments in the Back Bay. Learn more about Back Bay.

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