404 Marlborough Street
RIGHT IN THE HEART OF BOSTON.
YOUR FUTURE APARTMENT AWAITS.

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Living In Boston's Back Bay 
Boston's Back Bay is home to historical brownstones, world-famous architecture, a magnitude of elite shopping, restaurants, luxury hotels, and everything that modern city living offers.
"The location puts all Boston has to offer easily within one’s reach, without the noise and bustle of larger apartment complexes in the city."
-R.S.
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Available Units

Starting July 2017

Unit 6 - Available July 1st
Unit 6 - Gallery
Looking for the ambience of antique finishes with the comfort and convenience of new updates? Well this unit is just that. A very unique one bedroom on the 3nd flr w/ a large south facing bay window w/ views of the Prudential Building. Large operable windows. Built in 1888 this Romanesque Revival Brownstone was beautifully restored in 2008. All modern appliances /latest sprinkler/fire systems. Original hardwood flooring and original fireplace (now decorative Only). Beautiful inside & Common area too. Air Conditioning goes a long way on those warm days. Heat & H. Water included. Laundry in building & across the street. No Students, No Pets and No Smoking of any kind. PARKING?, A FULL PARKING SPACE may be available but NOT included. As the pictures show the Common area is as beautifully restored as the unit.
 
AMENITIES
  • Central AC
  • Stainless steel kitchen appliances include refrigerator with ice maker and chilled water, dishwasher, oven, above-range microwave
  • Updated kitchen cabinets
  • ​Large living-dining room
  • Heat and hot water
  • Updated heating system, individual thermostats control the heat in each room
  • Lighting and cable-phone system add nicely to a convenience package
  1. Stairwell
  2. Lobby Stair
  3. Main Stair
  4. Main Entrance
  5. Unit #6 Kitchen
  6. Lobby
  7. Third Floor
  8. Third Floor
  9. Title 36
  10. Title 42
  11. Title 54
  12. Third Floor
  13. Unit #6 Kitchen
"...cannot imagine living anywhere else in Boston. It is the most beautiful building in the best part of town." -K.D.
  • Access to laundry room within the building
  • Window treatment top-down/bottom-up pleated shades
  • Wonderfully inviting period common area
  • Fire sprinkler and smoke/CO detectors with
  • Central Station monitoring
  • MA Lead Law compliant
  • Parking, on a limited basis
Unit 2 - Available July 13th
Unit 2 Gallery
A very unique large one bedroom entering on the 1st floor of this 1888 Romanesque Revival Brownstone and beautifully restored in 2008. High ornamental ceiling crown mouldings. This was the formal dining room of this once grand single family home. All modern applances/latest sprinkler/fire systems. Hard wood Faced-nailed ornate Mahagony in-lay flooring. Built in 1888 Romanesque Revival Brownstone, beautifully restored in 2008. High ornamental ceiling crown mouldings. Was the formal dining room. All modern applances/latest sprinkler/fire systems. Hard wood, Decorative ornate Mahagony fireplace Non-working ) and hutch. Beautiful inside & Common areas too. Air Conditioning goes a long way on those warm days. No Smoking & No Pets, One off Street parking space available for rent but is NOT included.Beautiful inside & Common area too. Air Conditioning goes a long way on those warm days.No Smoking & No Pets, One off Street parking space available for rent but is NOT included. 
 
AMENITIES
  • Central AC
  • Stainless steel kitchen appliances include refrigerator with ice maker and chilled water, dishwasher, oven, above-range microwave
  • Updated kitchen cabinets
  • ​Large living-dining room
  • Heat and hot water included
  • Updated heating system, individual thermostats control the heat in each room
  • Lighting and cable-phone system add nicely to a convenience package​
  1. Title 7
"Truly a gem in the Back Bay neighborhood and a wonderful place to live!" -Mike W.
  • Access to laundry room within the building
  • Window treatment top-down/bottom-up pleated shades
  • Wonderfully inviting period common area
  • Fire sprinkler and smoke/CO detectors with
  • Central Station monitoring
  • MA Lead Law compliant
  • Parking, maybe available but Not included\
  • *Fireplaces decorative only

The Benefits of Back Bay

Marlborough Street
Marlborough Street has wide sidewalks and is beautifully landscaped, making it very enjoyable to walk on. Nearby Newbury Street and Commonwealth Avenue feature similar wide sidewalks, and offer upscale shops and an extensive variety of restaurants.​​
"...the street itself is quiet and picturesque. I constantly walk out the front door and cannot believe that I get to live here.​" -K.D.
The Boston Marathon
The Boston Marathon finish line is on Boylston Street in front of the Boston Public Library, midway between Exeter and Dartmouth streets.
Newbury Street Shopping
Newbury Street boasts eight blocks of high end fashion, salons, boutiques, and cafes. The Virgin Records megastore on Newbury has its own Boston Musicians Walk of Fame. A complete Newbury Street directory is available at the link below.
www.newbury-st.com
"The area is exciting and a short walk to anywhere; Fenway, the Charles, the Prudential Center, and Newbury Street."
-K.D.
Commonwealth Avenue Mall
The nine-block-long mall is embellished with sculptures, trees, and benches for relaxing. It stretches through the Back Bay, from Boston Public Garden to Kenmore Square, and is a popular spot for walking or jogging.
Copley Place on Boylston Street
On Boylston you will find the Prudential Center, Copley Place on Boylston Street features 100 stores including Apple, Tiffany & Co., A|X Armani Exchange, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, BOSS Hugo Boss, Christian Dior, Williams-Sonoma, and Neiman Marcus. Located on a 9.5-acre site, the upscale center includes two levels of shopping, restaurants, four office buildings, 1,400 parking spaces and two hotels, The Westin Hotel and The Boston Marriott Copley Place.
http://www.simon.com/mall/copley-place
Prudential Center on Boylston Street
Prudential Center features over 75 shops and restaurants including Barnes & Noble, The Cheesecake Factory, Lacoste, Legal Sea Foods, Saks Fifth Avenue and Sephora.  http://www.prudentialcenter.com/
Boston Public Garden - Boston Common
This is one of Boston's great attractions, with it's diverse variety of showy plants, swan boat rides on the Lagoon, and the walking bridge. It is just minutes from 404 Marlborough Street. Use the links below to find out more about its offerings.
 
This 50 acre park is one of the oldest in the country. It is surrounded by many noteable Boston landmarks, and hosts band stand concerts. To learn more about this beautiful park, click on the links below.
  
The Esplanade on Charles River
The Esplanade is home to the Hatch Memorial Shell which provides the Boston Pops and a wide range of other artists and performers, a first class stage for popular summer events. Half a million people attend the Boston Pops concert and fireworks display held there every Independence Day. The Hatch Shell also hosts more than seventy free public concerts and movies, and special events like walkathons, races, and festivals.
 
The Esplanade is linked to Herter Park in Brighton, and other upstream parks, by the Dr. Paul Dudley White Bike path. The bike path is a 18-mile loop that travels along both the North and South sides of the river... great for road races, walkathons, biking, inline skating, and running.
 
To view a schedule of events on the Esplanade, click below.
http://www.esplanadeassociation.org/​​