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The redevelopment of 212
Beacon Street in the lower Back Bay will provide home
owners unique opportunities within the restored traditional
Boston brownstone. A flash back of historic Boston,
212 Beacon Street was built in 1863 by architect John
Hubbard Sturgis of Sturgis & Brigham Architects. Mr.
Sturgis worked in Great Britain and Boston for Boston's
most noble aristocrats who were charmed by his British
style. His more famous works beyond private homes included
the first Museum of Fine Arts in Copley Square and the
Church of the Advent on Beacon Hill.
Today, Stonegate Group has
engaged the established architectural firm of Ahearn
- Schopfer and Associates to bring 3 luxury duplex residences
back to prestigious Beacon Street. This site shows off
spectacular east and west views of the Charles River
and the floor-through homes offer southern vistas of
Back Bay. The building is located adjacent to the Dartmouth
Street Footbridge to the Charles River Esplanade.
High ceilings, formal living spaces, 2+ bedrooms, direct
elevator access, a private courtyard, roof decks, and
garage parking are amenities that these homes will offer.
Finishes of the highest quality will complement the
historic detail. Steps from the Charles River and minutes
to downtown, this gem in the Back Bay will soon shine
again.
212 Beacon Street is currently under construction with
anticipated Summer/Fall 2006 delivery.
To learn more, we welcome you to call 508-655-1700 or
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here.
