Home Showcase: Back Bay stunner elevates your living

Expertly renovated by renowned local architecture and design firm Hacin + Associates, the single-family townhome at 445 Marlborough in the heart of the Back Bay is a distinctive home spread across five floors and a pair of roof decks with enviable city views.

Boasting just over 6,200 feet of expansive, open spaces, the home’s elegant proportions and warm interior offer the perfect backdrop to entertaining on a grand scale — as well as a quiet retreat.

The 1885 brick facade is quintessential Back Bay charm, opening to a foyer featuring a sculptural staircase that leads to the rest of the home (there’s an interior elevator, too, naturally).

For formal gatherings, the second level offers a polished salon with bay windows that opens to a richly paneled formal dining room. An open-concept area on the third floor is thoughtfully designed for everyday living, combining a sleek, gourmet kitchen, casual dining space, and fireplace family room, plus access to one of the home’s stunning decks for meals with a city view.

Each of the townhome’s four bedrooms have an en-suite bath, with the primary suite enjoying a dressing area and walk-in closet, and a custom tiled bath with dual vanities, separate shower, and jetted tub. The ultimate work-from-home office space with its own half-bath occupies the entirety of the home’s fifth level, with a recessed fireplace, built-ins, and doors to the second roof deck.

Separate au-pair and in-law suites, and an attached two-car garage and two bonus parking spaces complete the eye-catching showpiece.

For more information about the property, contact Ashley Perkins with Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty, 603-731-3297.

 

Home Showcase:

Address: 445 Marlborough Street, Boston, MA 02115

Bedrooms: 4

List Price: $7,749,000

Square feet: 6,202

Price per square foot: $1,249

Annual taxes: $51,978 in 2021

Location: Ultimate Back Bay

Built in: 1885

The Appraisal:

Pros:

Meticulous renovation

Attached two-car garage

Cons:

No yard (but two roof decks!)

from Boston Herald https://ift.tt/3xgen75