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The tree-lined first block
of Marlboro Street is without a doubt, one of the most
prestigious neighborhoods in Boston. Charles Kirby,
the architect of the original Boston Public Library,
built the residences at 13 and 15 Marlboro Street in
1864.
Completed in the French-inspired Brick Academic style,
the distinctive five-story residences were faced with
sandstone and topped with a slate-covered Mansard roof.
In keeping with the tradition of Victorian elegance
first established by Mr. Kirby, Stonegate Group renovated
these historic buildings in 2004 creating six single
floor residences with all the modern conveniences of
today's luxury living.
Private foyers, elevator access, garage parking, gas
fireplaces and cherry woodworking are just a few of
the amenities that compliment traditional Bostonian
style. While the residences at 13 - 15 Marlboro Street
are no longer available for purchase, other similar
properties are proudly being developed by the Stonegate
Group.
To learn more about these development properties, we
welcome you to call 508-655-1700 or click
here.
