Boston, MA homes for sale & real estate

Boston, MA Homes for Sale

Welcome to 285 Minot St #2, a sun-filled, updated multi-level home in the desirable Adams Village neighborhood, just a few blocks from Ashmont Station. This inviting residence blends classic charm with modern comfort, featuring an attractive exterior, covered entry, front and rear balconies, and a shared backyard surrounded by mature trees. Inside, natural light fills the open living and dining areas, highlighted by warm hardwood floors throughout, a ceiling fan, and pendant lighting. The updated kitchen offers two-tone cabinetry, generous counter and storage space, stainless steel appliances, a contemporary backsplash, and a large island with seating—ideal for everyday living and ent

Boston, MA Homes for Sale

Set back from the street for a quiet, peaceful feel, this bright and sun-drenched rear unit offers a spacious layout, highlighted by a primary suite, warm wide-plank hardwood floors, and chic designer lighting. The open interior flows seamlessly to a private balcony right off the living space, complementing a gorgeous kitchen crafted with quartz countertops, sleek white shaker cabinetry, and premium GE Cafe Series appliances. Modern conveniences abound, including in-unit full-size laundry, a deeded covered parking spot (#5), an elevator, a ButterflyMX intercom system, and access to a shared common patio. Perfectly situated just moments from South Boston's pristine beaches, public transit, a

Boston, MA Homes for Sale

Updated 2 bed 2 bath with all the features you are looking for. Modern layout, historic detail, dedicated office space, rear deck and parking.

Boston, MA Homes for Sale

One of the most unique properties in Boston, this 3,800+ sq. ft. Tudor Revival single-family home - designed in 1890 by architect J. Williams Beal - is one of just fifteen homes in the Harriswood Crescent, a National Register-listed row that remains remarkably intact more than 130 years later. Beal drew on the grand residential crescents of Georgian London and Bath for the concept, wrapping it in half-timbered stucco, brick, and rugged Roxbury puddingstone to create something that reads more English countryside than city block. The row faces Horatio Harris Park directly, a rocky, tree-shaded green space that's kept its quiet, parklike character since the 1850s - a rare amenity for a single-