Real Estate
Take A Look Inside 5 Million Dollar Boston Condos
Downtown condos can get you a lot, but they'll also run you a pretty penny. Here's what $1 million or more will get you in Beantown.
BOSTON, MA — Boston isn't known to be the cheapest city, but that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of people entering the housing and rental markets every day.
In an effort to learn more about the status of the city's condo and apartment market, we took a look at some Beantown listings that cleared the million-dollar mark.
From the Ritz-Carlton to partial water views in the Seaport, here's what $1 million can get you in Boston:
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Coming at you from the Ritz-Carlton Residences, this one-bedroom, two-bathroom condo is listed for $1.149 million.
In the heart of Boston's Midtown, the unit comes with state-of-the-art kitchen appliances, custom built-ins, hardwood flooring, and brand-new bedroom carpeting.
Your purchase will also net you a discounted Equinox health club membership, complimentary guest parking stickers every month and a "meticulously maintained" choice of lobby and common areas.
This 16th-floor unit at the Echelon Seaport offers partial views of the water within one of Boston's fastest-growing areas.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit is listed at $1.269 million with floor-to-ceiling windows, white oak wood plank flooring throughout, an open kitchen with custom Italian cabinetry and top-of-the-line appliances.
Like the condo above, you also get more than just what's in your unit. Facilities include an indoor basketball court, golf simulator and yoga studio, plus an "abundance" of spa-like amenities like an indoor and outdoor heated pool and fireplace lounge on an outdoor terrace.
It's a penthouse at the W Residences in Boston's Back Bay. That sentence probably sets the scene for you as well as the photo above.
The one-bedroom, two-bathroom unit includes views of both the Boston Harbor Islands and Blue Hills, and features one oversized bedroom plus a den, offering more than your usual one-bedroom for $1.895 million.
As for the style of the condo, it comes with "sleek euro-style dark wood cabinetry with premium integrated appliances and lots of storage serves every lifestyle. Lovely views from the primary and spa-inspired bath with double vessel sinks/freestanding tub and glass curtainwall views is en-suite," according to a listing.
This unit is going to look different than the others. Less glamorous, you may be asking why the price point is higher. The answer? That's what you have to pay for the extra bedroom.
This two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit at Trinity Place features more space than any of the units listed above and comes with an open living area with dining and sitting alcoves sunlit by south-facing windows and wood flooring.
Space is the big draw here, with both bedrooms featuring double closets and the primary bedroom complete with an en-suite bathroom.
The price? $2.498 million.
This one is classic Boston. Located in Back Bay on Marlborough Street, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom is in a picturesque Boston building built in the 1880s.
According to a listing, the unit occupies the two best levels of the building in the front high parlor and the rear garden level with a walk-out to a private fenced-in patio.
The unit is listed at $1.875 million.
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