Mike Gorman, the long-standing Boston Celtics commentator, has put his Boston penthouse up for sale. The property is priced at US$1.495 million. This move comes two years after Gorman's retirement from the commentary booth. For over 43 years, he was the voice of the Celtics before retiring in 2024. Gorman emphasises that both the condominium and its location directly opposite TD Garden significantly supported his exceptionally long career.
The retired sports announcer acquired the 1,244-square-foot residence directly from the developer in 2017, the same year the property was completed. The property is characterised by a range of exclusive features that underscore luxurious metropolitan living in Boston.
Property Features and Amenities
- —Price: US$1.495 million
- —Location: Boston, Massachusetts
- —Living area: 1,244 square feet
- —Rooms: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- —Features: Boston skyline views, oversized windows, Bosch and Gaggenau appliances, four master bedroom closets, hardwood floors, roof terrace, fitness centre, 24-hour concierge, valet parking, private storage.
Upon entering the apartment, the main living area unfolds under high ceilings, complemented by an oversized window that offers expansive views of the Boston skyline. The spatial concept was deliberately designed not to obstruct the view. A white sofa set and a lounge chair are positioned opposite a low console decorated with various art objects.
The custom-built kitchen is openly designed and directly adjoins the living area. A kitchen island with a breakfast bar creates a subtle separation between the two zones. Integrated Bosch and Gaggenau appliances are concealed behind the custom cabinetry. A wine cooler is located under the oven at the rear of the kitchen.
Retirement and Future Plans
Located in the hallway, the master bedroom presents itself. The bed is placed against a wall adorned with faded architectural sketches of classical buildings and columns. The master suite further includes four walk-in closets and a private bathroom with two sinks, a glass-enclosed shower, and a freestanding bathtub. The penthouse's second bedroom, situated in a corner of the house, features tall windows on multiple sides of the room. From here, there is a direct view of TD Garden directly across the street.
After ending his career as a commentator, Gorman intends to spend more time travelling and with his family. This is why he is now bringing the penthouse to market after almost a decade of ownership. However, Boston will always remain a significant part of his life, as he spent decades commentating on Celtics games and was closely connected to the city. The penthouse, with TD Garden directly outside its windows, will thus preserve a small piece of Gorman's Boston legacy and offer its next owner the opportunity to live above the city's rooftops.
