The four homes of Twenty Beacon are unique. They offer a very private residential experience in a landmark building in the heart of Boston. Comfortable, convenient and beautifully finished, these homes have all the hallmarks of luxury you expect – marble and granite, limestone and hardwood, custom millwork and a third bedroom. But it’s the character that will have you imagining your life in this quintessentially Boston location.

The development includes three condominium flats at 2400 square feet each, and one penthouse home at 4000 square feet with a private roof deck overlooking the Boston Common. Every residence will have direct elevator access.

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Is one luxury condominium much like another? Not when it offers rare views of the State House dome, Boston Common and Beacon Street. And not when it recreates the gracious style and ambience of New York’s grand, pre-war cooperative apartments.

The neighborhood boasts some of the city's most superb residences, restaurants, hotels, and structures. These include Number 9 Park, The State House, and XV Beacon Street Hotel.

Other convenient area amenities include the new Boston Common Loews Theatre, The Orpheum Theatre, the Public Gardens, World-Famous Charles Street, the newly renovated Opera House, and Boston's upscale culinary shops: Whole Foods.

The Resident of Twenty Beacon is one of the finest remaining Queen Anne Buildings and it demonstrates the skill and versatility of architect William Gibbons Preston. Preston designed landmark buildings in the Renaissance Revival, Neo-Grec and Beaux Arts modes.

The building is virtually intact and is outstanding in its use of varied colors, textures and materials to enhance visual interest. It is also listed on the National Register as part of the Park Street District.

The building’s celebrated history includes a rich history of retailers. From 1894 through the 1920’s, Koopman & Company Antique dealers occupied the first and second floors, while GoodSpeeds, one of the nations finest antiquarian bookshops occupied the building until the 1980’s.

 
The information contained herein is believed to be accurate, but is not warranted as to accuracy and may change or be updated without notice. Seller or Landlord makes no representation as to the environmental or general condition of the property, and recommends purchaser’s or tenant’s independent investigation.