a sophisticated, sun-filled home, located in sought-after Beacon Hill

Distinguished period details including high ceilings, hardwood floors, and elegant, oversized windows, provide substance and charm. The spacious and optimized floor plan allows for both a comfortable living room and full dining area, anchored by a generous fireplace. Immediately off the living room is an open concept kitchen with updated appliances, quartz counters, and tile backsplash.  From the kitchen, a private hall leads to the bedrooms and an updated bathroom with laundry. The primary bedroom is large enough to accommodate a king-size bed, ample closets, and has three large windows, letting in natural light. The home has been completely repainted and impeccably maintained. Additional updates include recessed LED lighting throughout, updated kitchen appliances, and refinished hardwood floors throughout.  Temple Street is coveted for its charm and proximity to Cambridge Street amenities, including Whole Foods and Target.

IMPROVEMENTS

• Walls / Repainted (2018 and again 2022)

• Floors / New wooden floors installed everywhere
  except living room; all re-sanded and stained (2018)

• Ceilings / Popcorn ceilings replaced with smooth ceilings (2018)

• Electric / New ceiling recessed lights in living areas and hallway (2018), smart light system in living areas and hallway (2019)

• Bathroom / All fixtures and shower tile replaced (2018)

• Kitchen / Cabinets painted white (2022), quartz countertop and new penninsula installed, new backsplash (2018)

• Closets / New doors and shelving/rods installed throughout (2018)

Appliances

• Dishwasher (2019)
• Stove (2019)
• Washer and dryer (2021)

Beacon Hill is a historic neighborhood with a distinguished ambiance, situated between Boston Common and the Esplanade. Its golden glow is derived from the State House dome, casting a warm light on its brick homes and cobblestone walkways. Literary icons like Louisa May Alcott and Robert Frost once called Beacon Hill home, and their literary presence is still felt today. While the area is peaceful, residents have easy access to Boston's bustling Theater District and Back Bay's bar scene and shopping. The housing stock is predominantly historic row houses, brownstones, and single-family homes, some of which offer lovely back gardens and roof decks with breathtaking views of Boston Common and the Charles River. The romantic, lamp-lit cobblestone streets give Beacon Hill a charming old-world feel.