334 Beacon St 10

Boston, MA02116

Rare corner unit with deeded parking in the historic Barron Mansion, an exceptional elevator building in the heart of Back Bay. This upper floor, sun-filled one-bedroom residence boasts coveted south exposures with views of the Prudential Center. The perfect floor plan features a spacious living room centered around a fireplace, dining area and highlighted by dramatic deep arched windows that flood the home with natural light. The generously sized bedroom offers elegant French doors and two closets. Residents are welcomed by a grand, stately entry and enjoy an unbeatable location just moments from Newbury Street, the Charles River Esplanade, world-class dining, shopping, public transportation, and everything that makes Back Bay one of Boston's most iconic neighborhoods. Originally constructed in 1871, this French Baroque mansion was once the residence of Clarence Barron, the influential president of Dow Jones, publisher of The Wall Street Journal, and founder of Barron's magazine. Website: https://listings.redwardsmedia.com/sites/rgbzbwkl/unbranded

Listing courtesy of Wilson Group of Keller Williams Realty



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