Perched on the coveted waterside of Beacon Street in the Back Bay, the singular penthouse at 370 Beacon Unit 3 brings together an Old World elegance, a touch of history, and iconic Charles River views.
An equally storied location between Fairfield and Gloucester Streets, the residence is defined by impeccable architectural details. With tall ceilings and exquisite millwork throughout, the home’s glamor is matched only by its panoramic vistas of the Charles River, where shimmering waters and the comings and goings of the Esplanade provide an ever changing daily backdrop.
A private elevator opens directly into the residence, immediately revealing one of Boston’s most treasured landscapes. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light, enhancing the refined atmosphere. Start your morning with coffee in the sunlit kitchen with breakfast nook. Need to get some work done? Retreat to the paneled corner library—a perfect space for a home office or snuggling with a book. The primary suite provides an additional oasis in the city, featuring a sitting area, an indulgent bath, and custom closet space.
Beyond the residence’s decidedly luxe comforts, this home carries a legacy of noted philanthropist Doris Buffett. Known for her unwavering commitment to giving, Buffett’s presence adds a meaningful dimension to this storied property.
Living in Back Bay means enjoying one of Boston’s most distinguished addresses, with scenic walks, cycling paths, and fine dining just moments away. Adding to the ease of city living, the penthouse includes parking, an exclusive fully outfitted fitness/bonus room with a half bath, and white-glove service from a full-time superintendent.
Open house hours are Saturday, Feb. 15 from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday, Feb. 16, from noon to 1:30 p.m.
On the market for $5,899,000, the sale of the home is listed by Nancy McLaughlin with Redfin Corp., 781-608-4847.
Home Showcase:
Address: 370 Beacon Street #3,Boston, MA 02116
Bedrooms: 3
List Price: $5,899,000
Square feet: 3,300
Price per square foot: $1,788
Annual taxes: Not available.
Location: Waterside of Beacon Street.
Built in: 1926
The Appraisal:
Pros:
Prestige building
Parking space
Cons:
HOA fees
