Beacon Hill condos give residents access to all that this historic neighborhood of Boston has to offer. The luxury residences in Beacon Hill are very popular because of the close proximity to the state house, Boston Common, and the Boston waterfront.
Let Boston's preeminent real estate team help you find a home in one of Beacon Hill's desirable luxury developments. Explore the residences below, or visit the complete Beacon Hill neighborhood page to learn more about this area.
NeighborhoodBeacon Hill | Number of Units6 | Year Built2017
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Campion and Company
New construction, Valet garage parking, Boston Common views, 24-hour doorman, Wine Cellar, Fitness Room, Au Pair suites, Direct elevator access, Private balconies, Bike storage
New construction, Boston Common views, 24-hour doorman, Au Pair suites, Private balconies
25 Beacon Street is one of Boston’s most prestigious addresses directly overlooking the State House gardens and Boston Common. A boutique building of just six exquisite homes, 25 Beacon offers floor-through residences that are splashed with sunlight from three exposures. Superior design is matched by quality construction, superb craftsmanship, the latest technology and the finest finishes and fixtures. Luxurious amenities include an on-site garage with valet parking for two cars, 24-hour doorman, direct elevator access, dedicated storage rooms, bike storage, wine cellar and a fitness room. To live at 25 Beacon will be to enjoy a Beacon Hill rarity: 21st-century comfort in an 18th-century neighborhood.
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Direct Elevator Access, Garage Parking, Boston Common Views, Private Terraces, Spacious Floor Plans
The entirety of Forty Beacon reflects the understated elegance that was Beacon Hill in the early 19th century, from its stately façade to its grandly scaled interiors decorated with period architectural details. The building is currently undergoing renovation, and will offer four spacious condominium residences that will live comfortably in the 21st century.
Facing Boston Common, the spacious homes offer elevator access, private terraces, wide floor plans and on-site parking. The building dates to 1818 and boasts the historic detailing—including a gorgeous Bulfinch style staircase—and ceiling heights that are a hallmark of that era. The remodel has preserved as much detail and scale as possible, but also caters to a transitional aesthetic by offering top-of-the-line finishes and every modern residential amenity.
More about 40 Beacon’s history…An exquisite example of the Greek Revival style of architecture, this handsome brick structure was originally built in 1818. Carved Greek key patterned lintels surmount the elegant six-over-six windows on the first floor and a classic Ionic columned entry of white marble draws your eye to towards the leaded glass fanlight beyond. Delicate, wrought iron balconies line the piano nobile of the home, a floor with breathtaking, 16-foot ceilings and triple sash windows original to the residence.
The land here, overlooking the Boston Common, had been owned by painter John Singleton Copley prior to 1818, and in 1819, Nathan Appleton and hotel owner Daniel P. Parker bought a home that had been standing on the property and tore it down. They then had twin houses built, designed by architect Alexander Parris and numbered 39 and 40 Beacon Street. This home and its neighbor have had a storied architectural and social past. In number 40, the main sweeping staircase is an original in the design of Charles Bulfinch. In 1843 Appleton’s daughter Fanny was married in number 39 to poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
From 1914 to the 1990s number 40 housed the Women’s City Club of Boston. Now known as the Appleton-Parker House, it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.
Campion and Company is the exclusive sales and marketing agent for Forty Beacon. If you have questions or would like to schedule a private showing:
NeighborhoodBeacon Hill | Number of Units10 | Year Built1926
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81 Beacon Street
Public Garden views, Concierge, Direct elevator access, Storage
One-floor living, Oversized windows, Fireplaces
81 Beacon Street, a grand cooperative building overlooking the Public Garden, was designed in 1925 by J.D. Leland, of Brookline, Massachusetts. A student of architecture at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Leland was a purveyor of the Classical Revival and Colonial Revival styles of architecture. This elegant 11-story structure displays elements of both.
The building’s impressive entrance of carved limestone and French doors invites you into a brand-new, beautifully appointed lobby. The concierge – on duty seven days a week – is there to greet you and help you with your packages. There is also a separate service elevator and additional lower level storage.
The ten residences are floor-through units that feature breathtaking Public Garden views, oversized windows, fireplaces and direct elevator access.
NeighborhoodBeacon Hill | Number of Units7 | Year Built1837/2021
New Construction
Residential
Brownstone
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Campion and Company
Completed
63 Mount Vernon Street
New Construction, Grand Entry Hall, Elegant Architectural Detail, Keyless Entry System and Intercom, Elevator Access, Fitness Room, Bike Storage
One Level Floor-Through Homes, Oversized Windows, Elegant Fireplaces, Marble Bathrooms, White Oak Floors with Jacobean Stain, Individual Residence HVAC
A REFINED BACKDROP FOR MODERN LIVING
A signet is a mark of distinction and the perfect name for the exquisite luxury condominiums of Signet on Boston’s iconic Beacon Hill. When William Blackstone built his home here in 1625, he could hardly have envisioned that this would become the city’s neighborhood of choice for centuries to come. In 1795, Jonathan Mason made the address his home. He was one of a small group of prominent citizens who formed the Mount Vernon Proprietors, America’s first real estate syndicate. The opulent mansion was demolished after his death in 1831. From John Hancock to Louisa May Alcott, Daniel Webster to Robert Frost, intriguing people have called Beacon Hill home. The patina of luxury, exclusivity, and gracious living remains. Welcome to Signet!
A sweeping staircase, Corinthian columns, lovely carved moldings…the grandeur of the past surrounds you at Signet. The understated façade of 63 Mount Vernon Street harbors seven magnificent homes, ranging from a pied à terre or potential caretaker suite to a grand multi-level penthouse. Separately or in combination, they invite you to experience an understanding of elegance seldom seen today. Crafted with meticulous attention to both historic detail and contemporary luxury lifestyles, the homes of Signet exemplify the best of Beacon Hill living today.
Luxurious finishes, such as white oak floors, Carrara marble bathrooms, and Adonis white countertops compliment carefully preserved historic architectural details, just as modern conveniences—an elevator, fitness center, deeded storage units, and keyless entry—are seamlessly integrated into the gracious ambience of the past.
Boston’s intimate scale makes Beacon Hill an ideal location. Walk across the Common for afternoon tea or an evening of theatre. Stroll past Back Bay’s magnolias and swan boats. Walk to work in the Financial District. Shop haute couture or unique boutiques. Run on the Esplanade, sail on the Charles, and choose from hundreds of nearby bakeries, cafés and restaurants.
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NeighborhoodBeacon Hill | Number of Units9 | Year Built2019
Residential - Condominium
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Campion and Company
Completed
New Construction, 9 Units
Private Gardens and Terraces, Fireplaces, Private Penthouse Elevators
Joy Beacon Hill presents the newest boutique collection of nine luxury residences less than one block from Boston Common. The residences, located at 3, 4, and 5 Joy Street, are set within thoughtfully restored Federal Era townhouses designed to offer a classic yet contemporary Beacon Hill home. They have been reinterpreted for today’s lifestyles with stately and modern interiors that flow seamlessly to unparalleled private outdoor gardens and terraces, a true rarity on Beacon Hill. Each building offers three luxury residences: a Garden Duplex, a Terrace Floor-through, and a Penthouse Triplex with an exclusive elevator.
The Joy Street residences enjoy their own rich history as the former headquarters of the Appalachian Mountain Club, a group of trailblazing outdoor enthusiasts essential to the establishment of the Appalachian Trail and who continue to promote the conservation and enjoyment of the great outdoors. This legacy lives on through the distinctive design of these Joy Street homes, which harmoniously integrate grand interiors with handsome gardens and terraces, a true rarity on Beacon Hill.
Campion and Company is the exclusive sales and marketing agent for Joy Beacon Hill. Contact Mark Doherty, Exclusive Sales Agent, if you have questions or would like to schedule a private showing.
The Tudor on the Park, located in the exclusive neighborhood of Beacon Hill, is a unique and highly sought after luxury building. The Queen-Anne style building, formerly a hotel, was constructed in 1886. The exterior, designed with puddingstone and brick, brings out the charm of the historic residence.
The 17 units within the building have direct elevator access, bow windows, and gas fireplaces. Kitchens have top-of-the-line, stainless steel Thermador and Bosch appliances.. While condos have been regularly renovated with unique finishes and fixtures, the original charm of the homes and overall building has been maintained.
Depending on the location of the unit, residents have stunning view of either the Boston Common or the Charles River. Given the prime location of the residence, you will not only have a great view of these landmarks, but also enjoy them within minutes. Downtown Crossing, Financial District, the Boston Common, the Esplanade, and Back Bay—key neighborhoods and landmarks in the city—are all only steps away from the Tudor on the Park. Other services offered within the building include concierge and valet parking.
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NeighborhoodBeacon Hill | Number of Units5 | Year Built2005
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Directly across from Boston Common, Boston Common and City views, Valet Parking, Full Service Concierge, Common Roof Deck, Penthouse Private Deck, Direct Elevator Access
Oversized Windows, Sensational Views, Hardwood Floors, Elegant Gas Fireplaces, Marble Baths, State-of-the-Art Kitchens, Central Air
Amidst the splendor of Beacon Hill, one of Boston’s finest neighborhoods, Amory on the Park graciously combines time-honored traditions of America’s oldest major city with state-of-the-art modern day conveniences of city living. Boasting the highest standard of living, each residence is designed with luxurious amenities that recall the home’s exquisite past with many distinctive features and special touches enhancing the original grandeur.
Magnificent features include palatial ceiling heights with elaborate moldings, gorgeous tall windows offering views of Boston Common and the Public Garden, elegant gas fireplaces with extraordinary mantles, inlaid hardwood floors and the finest crafted mahogany hardwood doors and fittings, state-of-the-art kitchens including stainless steel appliances, opulent marble baths, sophisticated heating and air conditioning systems, direct elevator access to all residences, common roof deck, full service concierge, and convenient garage parking.
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24-hour Concierge, Valet Parking and Garage, Bike Storage Room, Pet Spa, Club Room, Boardroom/Dining Room, Children's Playroom, Roof Terrace, Fitness Center
5” rift oak flooring, Pre-wired for Lutron window treatments and home entertainment systems and WiFi and telephone, Crown molding in living spaces, Gas fireplace in select residences, Oversized double hung and full-wall windows
The Archer Residences joined two historically significant buildings to create the first fully amenitized, full-service luxury condominium in Beacon Hill. With 62 residences, 24-hour white-glove services, and impeccably designed indoor and outdoor spaces for health, wellness, and socializing, this boutique property offers an entirely new way to enjoy life in Boston’s most desirable neighborhood.
The Archer Residences’ grand one- to four-bedroom residences enjoy abundant natural light through oversized windows, and, in keeping with the timeless style of Beacon Hill, interiors are elegant and sophisticated. While the majority of the 62 unique floor plans offer the convenience and simplicity of one-floor living, there are several duplexes.
To meet the expectations of discerning buyers today, the original brick buildings were stripped down to their essential framework and then rebuilt with all new state-of-the-art systems and infrastructure. Outstanding features of the architecture have been preserved, including ceiling heights from 9 to 16 feet as well as dramatically arched and exceptionally oversized windows in select residences.
25 Beacon Street is one of Boston’s most prestigious addresses directly overlooking the State House gardens and Boston Common. A boutique building of just six exquisite homes, 25 Beacon offers floor-through residences that are splashed with sunlight from three exposures. Superior design is matched by quality construction, superb craftsmanship, the latest technology and the finest finishes and fixtures. Luxurious amenities include an on-site garage with valet parking for two cars, 24-hour doorman, direct elevator access, dedicated storage rooms, bike storage, wine cellar and a fitness room. To live at 25 Beacon will be to enjoy a Beacon Hill rarity: 21st-century comfort in an 18th-century neighborhood.
Joy Beacon Hill presents the newest boutique collection of nine luxury residences less than one block from Boston Common. The residences, located at 3, 4, and 5 Joy Street, are set within thoughtfully restored Federal Era townhouses designed to offer a classic yet contemporary Beacon Hill home. They have been reinterpreted for today’s lifestyles with stately and modern interiors that flow seamlessly to unparalleled private outdoor gardens and terraces, a true rarity on Beacon Hill. Each building offers three luxury residences: a Garden Duplex, a Terrace Floor-through, and a Penthouse Triplex with an exclusive elevator.
