B
oston Home compares two distinct properties: a three-floor townhouse in Beacon Hill and a stately single-family home in Dover.
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Listing Agents: Rebecca Davis Tulman and Leslie Singleton Adam (Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty), Maureen McCaffrey (Douglas Elliman Real Estate – Wellesley)
72 Pinckney St., #1, Boston
Sale Price: ~$1,685,000
35-C Walpole St., Dover
Asking Price: $1,799,000
Beacon Hill's 72 Pinckney Street is a sought-after condo due to its prime location near Charles Street and iconic brownstone design. Despite being smaller than the Dover property, it boasts high ceilings, an eat-in kitchen, and a spa-like primary bathroom. Natural light pours in through the living area, and built-in cabinets add character to the lower-level family room.
In contrast, the Dover home offers more space, family-friendly amenities, and proximity to excellent schools. Its spacious chef's kitchen, back deck, and walkout guest suite make it an ideal choice for those seeking a suburban lifestyle. However, being in the city is a unique treasure that explains why both properties sold quickly.
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