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21 Walnut #M

Boston, MA, 02108

Condo · MLS #73549276

Price/sqft

$1,734

Days on market

19 days

Lot size

0.02 ac

2

Beds

2 full

Baths

1,038 sq ft

Sq Ft

0.02 acres

Lot

Taxes: $16,885 (2025)

About this home

Just off iconic Chestnut Street, this exceptional Beacon Hill maisonette offers the rare combination of a private entrance, landscaped garden, and secluded patio in the coveted South Slope. Rich in architectural detail and filled with natural light from abundant windows and skylights, this elegant duplex lives like a private townhouse. The fireplaced living room opens to the private terrace, while the beautifully updated kitchen features stone countertops, custom cabinetry, and stainless appliances. A spacious den overlooking the garden provides an ideal home office or dining area. Upstairs are two generous skylit bedrooms, including a tranquil primary suite with large closets and a marble bath with radiant heated floors. Hardwood floors, Miele washer/dryer, air conditioning, and deeded storage complete this rare offering, just moments from Boston Common, the Public Garden, the Charles River,Esplanade and all and restaurants along nearby Charles St and the Back Bay.

Location

21 Walnut, #M, Boston, MA, 02108

Property details

Sewer
Private
Style
Garrison, Antique
Water
City/Town Water
Cooling
Heat Pump
Heating
Gas
Master Bath
Yes
Construction
Brick
Parking
Attached
Electric
110 Volts
Interior
Intercom, French Doors

Listed by Rebecca Davis Tulman and Leslie Singleton Adam · Gibson Sotheby's International Realty

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21 Walnut

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Estimated payment

$11,506 / month

Down payment20% · $360,000
Interest rate6.76%

Loan term

Principal & interest
$9,349
Property tax
$1,407
Home insurance
$750

Estimate only. Actual payment may vary based on credit, taxes, HOA, and insurance. Tax estimate uses listed taxes.

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