Kinsellagh JesiolowskiBoston Back Bay Advisory SERHANT.

Between the Public Gardenand the Charles.

A brownstone morning on Beacon Street. An evening view above Boylston. Lindsey and Derek help you compare the light, space, service, and ownership costs behind each address.

Brownstone or tower.
Two ways to feel at home.

A historic residence and a full-service tower can share a ZIP code while asking buyers to value completely different things. We help you compare the space, service and ownership costs that matter to your day-to-day life.

Tree-lined Back Bay brownstones

Architecture, width & exact block.

Light, ceiling height, elevator access, parking, outdoor space, condition, and conversion quality shape the comfort of the home and the work it may need.

Four Seasons Place at 220 Boylston Street

Views, service & ease.

Floor, exposure, staffing, amenities, carrying costs, privacy, and competing inventory help you decide which services are worth paying for.

77 sales.
A $5,000,000 median.

Back Bay condominium closings at $3,000,000 or more over the trailing 12 months. Recorded sales for the 12 months ending October 15, 2026.

77$3,000,000+ condo sales
$5,000,000Median closed price
$2,201Median closed / SF
12Months of recorded sales

Condominium sales at $3,000,000 or more, October 15, 2025–October 15, 2026. Homes offered for sale are reported separately, as of October 17, 2026, and cover participating brokerages.

Read the property.
Then read the street.

Beacon, Marlborough, Commonwealth, Newbury, and the Public Garden edge each have a different mix of light, activity, access, and housing stock. The strongest decisions begin at building and block level.

Boston Public Garden and Back Bay skyline
Public Garden edge · views, access, and scarcity
330 Beacon Street
Charles River edge · light and water views
Four Seasons Place at 220 Boylston Street
Four Seasons Place · Public Garden setting

Choose the setting. Then compare the actual homes.

Public Garden and the eastern blocks

Compare garden-facing settings with the arrival and service arrangements at Four Seasons Place and The Heritage. The exact outlook and ownership costs remain residence-specific.

Copley Square and Boylston Street

Trinity Place, Mandarin Oriental and Raffles offer different service models around Back Bay’s shops and landmarks. Confirm what each residence includes, what is optional and the route you will use every day.

Brownstones and the Charles

A whole home or a condominium in a converted brownstone can offer historic rooms and a more private entrance. Weigh stairs, elevator access, maintenance responsibility, light, parking and outdoor rights alongside a staffed building.

A clear path for the decision in front of you.

Buying a home

Build a useful shortlist, compare the full ownership picture, then prepare the offer, documents and closing with the same team.

Selling a home

A Back Bay campaign should make the architectural character, light, width, arrival and outdoor connection tangible. A renovated brownstone, a whole townhouse and a hotel-serviced residence need different buyer stories and comparison sets.

Back Bay skyline and brownstones beside the Charles River

Considering another
Boston neighborhood?

Explore Seaport residences, Downtown towers, and homes along the Waterfront with Lindsey and Derek.

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Find your home.
Plan your next move.

Tell us the address or the kind of home you want. We will compare the strongest options and explain the price, terms and tradeoffs.

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