One might overlook the intimate building that is Twenty Beacon, nestled as it is near the corner of Boston Common, with commanding views of the State House dome and Beacon Street. To do so would be a mistake, for behind Twenty Beacon’s quiet facade lies a stunning wealth of residential advantage.

Begin with a central location, under appreciated only because so few have the pleasure of living within easy walking distance of so many destinations. Boston Common, the Public Garden and Newbury Street come easily to mind, but Twenty Beacon is also just a short walk from Quincy Market, the Waterfront, Charles Street and the Financial District. Fine restaurants, world-class shopping, workplace convenience and leisure venues abound... and, at the end of the day, one can come home to a quintessentially Boston address.

Move on to the views, amazing views that capture the spirit of Boston. These are rare views, for few will ever have the privilege of contemplating the gilding on the State House dome from such a familiar perspective. And few will ever look down Beacon Street from a height that sweeps across the Common and Public Garden, all the way to Kenmore Square and beyond.

In fact, few will ever lay claim to such a private and exclusive address, for Twenty Beacon comprises just four homes, designed for those who value both the privacy of a small residential enclave and the wide-ranging attractions of the city beyond.