Commonwealth Ave, Estate of the Day

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed)
Oct 16th 2008 at 1:03PM

After my colleague Jared Paul Stern mentioned Boston's most expensive real estate listing, I thought it might be fun to check out another pricey home in the city. October always makes me long for Boston and crisp fall days. Walking up Commonwealth Avenue on a sunny cool autumn day, one can't help but admire the stately townhomes that line the grandest part of this thoroughfare. This Beaux Arts home was built in the mid 1800s and renovated and combined into one gorgeous single family home in 2005. The home is five levels and includes three private decks and an impressive five parking spaces, two in garage parking spaces which occupy the garden level and three outdoor spaces.

The home has arched glass windows and beautiful marble and stone inlaid floors. The parlor reception room has arch bay windows facing the street with 15 foot ceilings and 12 foot pocket doors and the mahogany wainscoting billiards room / library is an elegant place to enjoy cocktails and conversation after dinner. The gourmet kitchen has a 15 foot granite island and a gorgeous handmade La Cornue range. The master bedroom suite has a fireplaces and two large wallk-in closets, one which is currently in use as a gym and a huge onyx / marble bath with a Jacuzzi, steam shower, double vanity and an intricately designed floor with radiant heat. On another level, a private three bedroom suite includes a formal and an informal living room or study and full kitchen, wet bar and lounge. The den leads to a deck with a Jacuzzi. This home is listed at $11.95 million.

Experience more lush living in luxury homes and mansions or see the stars living large with celebrity homes galleries at AOL Real Estate.

Gallery: Commonwealth Ave

Tags: boston, commonwealth avenue, estate of the day, EstateOfTheDay, massachusetts

Filed under: Estates

Source

Subscribe to these comments

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jack Oct 16th 2008 2:29PM

only one word: Fantastic! Each room is ok. Personally I like very much. Compliments!

Dale Oct 17th 2008 10:16AM

If you think Boston is expensive, you should check out Vancouver, BC. Here is an article describing a little bit about the 28 million dollar penthouse that sold at the Ritz Carlton!

http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=d2db4b24-1449-4592-9b7a-a6863ca06362