A townhouse of your own
Explore whole-home privacy, room scale and a useful outdoor connection.
Your home on Beacon Hill.
Brick townhouses, quiet garden squares and Charles Street nearby. Explore homes in one of Boston’s most distinctive residential neighborhoods.
Acorn Street · R Boed · CC BY 2.0 · Display crop. · License
From Charles Street
to Louisburg Square.
A townhouse, a floor-through condominium or a residence at The Whitwell or 25 Beacon. Start with the streets you love, then explore the homes and buildings around them.
Explore the building guides Explore townhousesCondo buildings worth knowing.
The Archer Residences
45 Temple Street
Historic Beacon Hill architecture meets 24-hour concierge service, valet parking and a full amenity collection in a 62-residence building.
- 24-hour concierge
- Fitness & roof terrace
- Valet parking service
Services and home-specific details
The amenities include 24-hour concierge, valet parking service, a fitness center, roof terrace and resident lounge spaces. Confirm current service scope and any separate charges.
A valet service does not establish that every home includes a parking right. Compare the exact parking allocation, monthly fee, exposure and outdoor space.
The Jordan Mansion
46 Beacon Street
A collection of eight heritage residences brings restored architectural detail, concierge services and direct elevator access to a Beacon Street address.
- Eight heritage residences
- Concierge services
- Beacon Street setting
Services and home-specific details
Building services include on-site concierge and direct elevator access. Check the parking allocation and any separate charges for each residence.
Roof terraces, fireplaces, floor position and outdoor kitchens are home-specific. Review the residence’s exclusive-use rights and the current association documents.
Amory on the Park
50 Beacon Street
A boutique concierge building on Beacon Street offers elegant historic interiors in a setting directly across from Boston Common.
- Across from Boston Common
- Boutique concierge building
- Historic interiors
Services and home-specific details
Concierge service and elevator access support daily living. Some homes have a private townhouse-style entrance; layouts and entry arrangements differ.
Confirm the exact view, parking arrangement and common roof access for the residence. One offering’s rental garage space should not be treated as building-wide deeded parking.
The Hill Condominium
70 Mount Vernon Street
A historic Mount Vernon Street condominium building combines an elevator, shared roof deck and resident amenities close to Charles Street.
- Mount Vernon Street
- Elevator building
- Shared roof deck
Services and home-specific details
The building has an elevator, shared roof deck, fitness room and common laundry. Individual homes have different layouts and levels.
Confirm which storage, laundry and roof-access arrangements accompany the home, along with the association’s reserve position and planned building work.
The Whitwell
32 Derne Street
A boutique Derne Street residence collection combines a historic Beacon Hill exterior with substantial floor-through plans, direct elevator access and an on-site garage.
- Boutique floor-through homes
- Direct elevator access
- On-site garage
Services and home-specific details
The building has elevator access, an on-site garage and a common landscaped terrace. Verify the home’s particular parking, storage and terrace rights, together with the association’s current operating arrangements.
Compare the exact floor, room scale, daylight and private versus shared outdoor space. A penthouse’s terrace and plan should remain separate from the description of other residences.
25 Beacon
25 Beacon Street
A small collection of substantial Beacon Street residences offers historic architecture, elevator access and a setting beside the State House and Boston Common.
- Beacon Street residence collection
- Beside the State House
- Elevator-building option
Services and home-specific details
Review the current concierge, fitness and garage arrangements for the residence, including the services included in the association fee and any separate charges. The exact home’s parking and outdoor rights remain part of the purchase decision.
Compare the floor, window position, entrance, room proportions and recorded rights. The building’s position beside the Common does not establish an identical view from every room or residence.
Find your part of Beacon Hill.
Louisburg Square & the South Slope
Townhouses, brick sidewalks and mature trees create the residential setting around Louisburg Square, Mount Vernon and Chestnut Streets.
Charles Street & the Flat of the Hill
Shops and cafés on Charles Street sit close to the Common, Public Garden and the neighborhood’s western residential streets.
The North Slope
Historic homes along streets such as Revere and Pinckney offer a distinct part of the Hill’s residential fabric.
Temple Street & the State House edge
Boutique buildings and The Archer add elevator and serviced options near the eastern side of the Hill.
Explore Beacon Hill on the map.
Condo buildings, dining, green spaces and selected everyday places within the neighborhood.
Interactive map loading. Explore the place directory below.
Explore 11 selected neighborhood places.
Some map tiles are unavailable. The pins and place directory still link to building guides and directions.
Explore the mapped places
The Archer Residences
45 Temple Street
The Jordan Mansion
46 Beacon Street
Amory on the Park
50 Beacon Street
The Hill Condominium
70 Mount Vernon Street
Toscano
47 Charles Street
75 Chestnut
75 Chestnut Street
Tatte · Charles Street
70 Charles Street
Louisburg Square
Louisburg Square, Boston MA
Residential landmark. The central garden is private.
Myrtle Street Playground
50 Myrtle Street
The Whitwell
32 Derne Street
25 Beacon
25 Beacon Street
The outline is the City neighborhood boundary. Pins show selected places inside it, rather than every business or home. A building location does not establish that homes are currently for sale. Historic-district boundaries are separate.
Useful context for your next move.
The market around the home
See the dated inventory board and recorded-sale context, then ask for a property-specific view.
A plan for your property
Start with public context and the questions that will shape price, preparation and timing.
News that belongs to the neighborhood
Read selected local reporting with clear dates and practical implications.
Your home search.
Lindsey and Derek alongside you.
Lindsey brings buyer relationships and property marketing, with hands-on buyer and seller experience on a top-performing Boston luxury team. Derek brings deep luxury-market leadership experience, market analysis and hands-on execution. Your advice and communication stay with the same team.
Considering another Boston neighborhood?
Explore the wider Boston neighborhoods while keeping this local search with Lindsey and Derek.
Explore Boston Neighborhoods