The 220-year-old Grafton Inn in Massachusetts is for sale for $1.6 million, featuring a restaurant, function hall, and a seven-room inn. Its future is yet undetermined.

The Queen Anne Victorian mansion at 318 Metropolitan Ave. in Roslindale has been designated as a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission, recognizing its historical value and meticulous preservation efforts.

The Seven Pines mansion in Wenham, Massachusetts, is set for a foreclosure auction with a starting bid deposit of $75,000, aiming to attract high-end investors or school operators.

The Grand Penthouse in Boston is listed for nearly $50 million, becoming Massachusetts's priciest home for sale and offering luxurious amenities including an infinity pool.

A $3.25 million Berkshire home with a unique 800-square-foot quarry pool and waterfall has been listed, boasting luxurious amenities and natural surroundings.

The property at 23 Thoreau Road in Lexington features modern design, a recent price cut, and high-end customizations, with 6 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, luxury finishes, and a potential for additional bespoke features.

A Bauhaus-style home designed by Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer is for sale in Framingham with modern updates, including an expanded kitchen from 2004, eco-friendly solar panels, and a connection to nature.

Robert Urich's former Andover home is on sale for $9.7 million, featuring six bedrooms and ten bathrooms in a historic 1890 estate with modern updates and a carriage house.

Greater Boston's median single-family home price nears $1 million, challenging buyer affordability, with increasing inventory not expected to immediately lower prices due to high demand.

Bunny Mellon's historic Cape Cod estate with renowned gardens is available for rent at $25,000 per week, boasting historical significance and luxurious amenities.

Jim Pallotta's 19-acre Weston estate, featuring a 21,000-square-foot home with luxury amenities, is on sale for $38 million. The property includes a basketball court, pool, and additional land for expansion.

A historic townhome at 39 Union Park in Boston's South End was sold for $10.2 million, setting a new record for the neighborhood's residential property sales.

The Cabot-Endicott-Low House in Salem, built in 1744 and showcasing Georgian architecture, is for sale at $2.45 million with unique historical features and modern amenities.