A Greek Revival townhouse has surfaced on Boston's real estate market. Situated on Mount Vernon Street, Beacon Hill, the asking price is $10.5 million. The property, constructed in 1835, marries luxury and elegance with practicality. Its 16 rooms span across 6,876 square feet, including six bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms. Amenities feature an elevator, eight fireplaces, and scenic views of historic Louisburg Square from an additional entrance on Acorn Street. A private greenhouse and garden are an enticing feature for gardening enthusiasts. The property listing, handled by Rebecca Davis Tulman and Leslie Singleton Adam Team of Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty, was released on September 19, according to Boston.com.
On entering the house, guests are greeted by a sizeable foyer leading to a formal living room and a library adorned with near 12-foot ceilings. Further charm is added by the intricate moldings, plaster ceiling decor, and pocket doors. A dining room, butler's kitchen, and eat-in kitchen with an island overlooking the private garden and greenhouse make up the ground level of the townhouse.
With a design focusing on gracious entertainment, the entire second floor is set aside for the owner's suite, complete with a sitting room and built-in closets. This creates a private retreat within the house, according to Gibson Sotheby’s Realty. Upper floors can be adapted for use as a suite, with features including a two-story artist's window offering Louisburg Square views. The third floor houses two bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, alongside a laundry room, and an office that can double as an additional bedroom. The fourth floor offers a combined living and dining area connected to a kitchen, a bedroom, and another office. A spiral staircase in the living room ascends to the fifth level, featuring a bedroom, a bathroom installed with skylights, and access to a roof deck with city vistas.
The townhouse is distinguished in the city not only for its deluxe finishes and sizeable dimensions but also for its private garden and greenhouse, these features are rarely found in urban homes. As the ability to cultivate plants while enjoying green space within one's property becomes a prized commodity, this home offers the perfect escape from Boston's bustling city life.
This residence overlooks Louisburg Square, providing a sense of history while offering the convenience of modern amenities. The elevator is a practical touch, facilitating easy access between levels. Tasteful renovations have managed to maintain the character and elegance of the original 1835 structure while incorporating modern elements, such as the master suite.
Situated in one of the United State's most frequently photographed neighborhoods, the Mount Vernon Street property epitomizes both luxury urban living and a haven for gardening enthusiasts. Its elegant architecture, historical allure, and unique garden features make it a standout addition to the luxury real estate market.
