Loading Data...

 Robb Cohen | Boston Distinctive Properties | Phone: 617.962.0142 | Email | Blog 

Thu, February 23 | Weather

Property Search [Expand]

 Search Enhanced Listings   

 

QR Code Blog Twitter FaceBook LinkedIn


Back Bay & Beacon Hill | Enlarge

 

Real Estate.  Done Well.
It does not cost any more to work with the best... But, it can cost you much more if you don't. Why List With Us?


GET A DETAILED MARKET VALUE SNAPSHOT

Communities [Map]

MLS Number|Keyword

 

Enhanced Listings

Wonderful Penthouse two bedroom unit across from new established full service buildings features open kitchen with breakfast bar, expansive bay front living/dining area with fireplace, built-in cabinetry, Views of The John Hancock Building, HWF throughout living area, abundant storage capacity, Roof rights and within close proximity to MBTA and Commuter Rail.

Sold
»» View Details   
300 Columbus Avenue
Boston
$549,000

Prime Gold Location for this Huge 1448 sqft 1+bdrm, new 1.5bth, full 2nd floor w/grande rooms not offered in 2+ decades. Museum-quality period detailing in original south facing, baronial-size library, now LR/DR/Study w/flr-ceiling huge bay window, rich wood paneling, oak flrs, bookcases, f/p, 16' apprx high beamed ceiling & balcony in Gilded Age townhouse. Huge MBR suite w/f/p, bow wnds, lux bath. Lrg updated classic cherry chef's kitch, w/fp, desk area, gran cntrs, Sub-Z, W/D, Strg, 1 drct prk

»» View Details   
135 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
$1,299,000

 

Link Exchange
Developers

Boston Annual Events Share


Boston hosts a number of special annual events throughout the year.

The Boston Marathon, held each year on Patriots Day, is one of the oldest and most prestigious marathons in the world with over 25,000 participants and 500,000 spectators. The legendary course, known for its level of difficulty, includes a series of hills throughout the 26 mile route that runs from Hopkinton to Boston.

First Night Celebration in Boston is the oldest and largest New Year's Eve celebration of this type. A cultural and art showcase for artists, musicians, and performers, the day is filled with indoor and outdoor theatre, dance, music, visual art, and film venues to enjoy. The day long celebration also includes the Grand Procession, a mardi-gras style parade down Boylston Street to the Boston Common, huge ice sculptures in Boston Common, and midnight fireworks over Boston Harbor. 

Boston Harborfest is week long Independence Day celebration that embraces Boston's history. Throughout the week there are over 200 events taking place in Boston's historic downtown and waterfront district including historic reenactments and historical tours. The festivities culminate on 4thof July on the Charles River Esplanade with a Boston Pops Orchestra concert and a spectacular firework display.  Chowderfest, where Boston restaurants vie for the title of best local chowder, is also a part of this event.

St. Patrick's Day Parade, in this most Irish of cities, has colorful floats, music, marching bands, and pipe bands. After viewing the parade, take a walk along the Irish Heritage Trail. Starting at the Rose Kennedy Garden and following along the waterfront to the Back Bay, this 3 mile self-guided trail showcases 16 sites that celebrate the Irish heritage of Boston, dating back to colonial times.

The Boston Wine Expo is the largest trade and consumer wine event in the country, with more than 300 wineries offering wines to sample. In addition, celebrity chefs demonstrate their skills and share their recipes. Wine lovers can learn through seminars, food pairings, and tastings, and enjoy a “meet and greet” with the wine makers. 

The Jazz Festival, a week long event that celebrates the new, while honoring the old, traditions of jazz. This event offers 230 free and low-cost events at over 80 venues featured throughout the city. During this week some of the most popular area restaurants also participate in the Chefs Jam for Jazz, offering jazz-inspired dishes at special prices.

Head of the Charles Regatta is the world's largest 2-day rowing event. Held each October with more than 8,000 rowers competing in 55 different races. Races are mostly three miles long, with the rowers racing against the clock and each other. The winners of each race are given the honorary title of “Head of the Charles”.

Boston Arts Festival, a 3-day celebration that takes place in Christopher Columbus Park along Boston's waterfront. Artist exhibit and sell works of art and performances take place on two water front stages. This festival features some of the best of Boston's visual and performing arts.

Beacon Hill Art Walk when local residence of the Beacon Hill area allow artist to display and sell their artwork in the alleyways, courtyards, and hidden gardens of their homes. This unique display is accompanied by area musicians playing live music ranging from classical to folk.

New England Sand Sculpting Festival takes place each July on nearby Revere Beach. Sculptures are given 10 tons of sand and 24 hours over several days to complete their work. Visitors can view these enormous and detailed sculptures gallery-style while strolling along the beach's walkway.


Beacon HillBoston
Beacon Hill is a 19th-century downtown Boston residential neighborhood located directly north of the Boston Common and the Boston Public Garden. It has a rich community life, with neighbors knowing neighbors. Approximately one-half mile square, Beaco... More On This Community
Search Listings By MLS Area: Boston
Try Searching Listings Using Keyword: Beacon Hill

Bay VillageBoston
One of the smallest of Boston's neighborhoods, Bay Village is comprised of 6 square blocks located between Back Bay, the Theatre District, and the South End. This tranquil residential neighborhood has brick row houses, tree-lined narrow streets, gas ... More On This Community
Search Listings By MLS Area: Boston
Try Searching Listings Using Keyword: Bay Village

CohassetCohasset
Cohasset is a town in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, though it is not contiguous with the main body of the county. Cohasset was first seen by Europeans in 1614, when Captain John Smith explored the coast of New England. The area was first settled in ... More On This Community
Search Listings By MLS Area: Cohasset

PembrokePembroke
Pembroke is a town in Plymouth County, Massachusetts. The southwestern section of Pembroke is also known as Bryantville. The earliest European settlers were Robert Barker and Dolor Davis, who settled in the vicinity of Herring Brook in 1650. Th... More On This Community
Search Listings By MLS Area: Pembroke

WeymouthWeymouth
The Town of Weymouth is a city in Norfolk County. The site of Weymouth first saw European inhabitants in 1622 as Wessagusset Colony. The settlement was a disaster. When the ship landed at Plymouth, William Bradford took in the settlers Weston had s... More On This Community
Search Listings By MLS Area: Weymouth

 

Robb Cohen •  BDP •  617.962.0142
745 Boylston Street • Boston, MA 02116
©2012 BDP. All rights reserved. | Broker Login | SiteMap

Real Estate Technology Solutions by The Smith Group 

A Few Really Good Reasons To List With Robb | A Walking Tour of Boston's Back Bay | About Robb Cohen | Back Bay | Bay Village | Beacon Hill | Boston 4th of July Celebration | Boston Annual Events | Boston Arts and Culture | Boston Harbor Islands | Boston History | Boston's Freedom Trail | Boston's Prudential Center | Bring Robb's Expertise to the Sale of Your Home | Bring Robb's Expertise to Your Home Buying Experience | Brookline | Buying a Home | Charlestown | Complimentary Market Evaluation for Your Home | Display Sold Listings | Get Daily Alerts and Search Boston Homes | Get Your House Ready to Show Buyers | Home Inspections Avert Future Headaches | How to Choose a Home | How to Choose A Neighborhood for Your Home Search | How to Set a List Price for Your Home | Jacqueline Cabral | Jill Connors | Joshua Kellerman | Katie Noble | Laurie Carter Noble | Midtown | Mortgage Information and Tips | My Sold Listings | Newbury Street - Boston's Back Bay | Newton | Norma Cohen | Places of Interest | Romancing a Home Sale: Staging to Be Engaging | Selling Your Home | South End | Take Charge When Buying A Home | Tara Bellucci | Technology Overview | Ten Home Finance Mistakes You Can't Afford | The Basics of Making an Offer | The Basics of Marketing Your Home | The Leather District | Waterfront | Whale Watching | Why Choose a REALTOR When Buying a Home? | Why Choose a REALTOR When Selling a Home |