Boston’s real estate market is booming, and gorgeous properties can be found on every corner. But how far exactly does your money get you? We’re comparing three listings priced around $3-4 million in Beacon Hill to see just how much bang you can get for your buck.
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Nestled into North Slope sits 32 Derne Street 2C, a beautiful three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom condo bathed in natural light. With a private front-door entry off of Derne Street, a Creston Home system and access to a landscaped common roof deck, this apartment lives like a single-family home. Enjoy a sizable primary suite with two walk-in closets and a bathroom featuring Calacatta marble walls and countertops, and a gorgeous kitchen equipped with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances. George Sarkis, The Sarkis Team, Douglas Elliman, 617.267.3500, elliman.com
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131 Myrtle Street is the quintessential Boston brownstone that we all love, through and through. Seated on a gas-lit street, this single-family home has all the bells and whistles, from the airy kitchen boasting custom cabinetry to the double parlor and gorgeous millwork. The media roof deck offers coveted outdoor space, while the four beautiful bedrooms provide private sanctuaries to the whole family. Eve Dougherty, Compass, 617.838.5884, evedougherty.com
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Lovers of modern design, look no further. Located inside a full-service, full-amenity building, this sleek and contemporary condo truly has it all. The open floor plan includes a large kitchen, living room and bonus space, as well as a private primary suite with a five-piece en suite bath. The guest suite is just as luxurious, with the en suite bath including a double vanity. Maggie Gold Seelig, MGS Group Real Estate, 617.645.4999, mgsgrouprealestate.com
Whether you prefer an open floor plan, full-scope amenities or a prime location, these on-the-market Beacon Hill homes are once-in-a-lifetime properties. Let us know which is your favorite!
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