This 46-unit apartment building was designed by Blackall, Clapp, Whittemore and built in 1916. It was originally a luxury hotel and later renovated completely in 1982; common rooftop deck with views of the Back Bay, Fenway and the Charles; concierge; elegant common areas; elevator; common laundry; resident superintendent; evening security guard.

Built in 2002; 31-residential units conveniently located near Symphony Hall where the Back Bay meets the South End; 9-floors with 4-units per floor; common roof deck and some individual decks; fitness center; concierge; self-parking.

2 Commonwealth Avenue was designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, architects, and completed in 1981, an 18-story combined condominium complex and annex to the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. Called The Carlton House of Boston, the original condominium master deed, dated October 6, 1981...

The Charlesview (534-538 Beacon Street) building was designed by E.B. Stratton and built in 1923. In 1930, the building was known as the Hotel Fensgate. It was fully renovated in 1996. Shortly there after it was named the Charlesview, home to 67-residential condo units; pet friendly; concierge; views of the Charles River; parking available.

Newly completed 11/09; centrally located at the corner of Clarendon and Stuart Streets; 1 to 4-bedroom units; 24 hour concierge and doorman; valet parking; skyline views; on-site restaurants; fitness center.

Designed by Willard Thomas Sears and built in 1895 as an apartment building The Marlborough was recently gutted and fully renovated to become 72-luxury condos on 8 floors; located at the corner of Marlborough and Mass Avenue; concierge; elevator; fitness center; off site parking; common roof deck; pet friendly.

This building was designed by McKim, Mead, and White and built in 1890. 413 Commonwealth was built for F.D. Amory, and 415 Commonwealth was built for Richard Olney. Lavishly converted into 13-luxury condo units in 2007; some patios and decks; fireplaces; garage; situated at the entrance to Commonwealth Mall.

Built in 1876 as the Exeter Schoolhouse, it was designed by G.A. Clough; located on Newbury Street at Exeter in the center of Back Bay's lively commercial core; 36-fully renovated units; doorman; common roof deck; elevator.

This building was designed by G. Wilton Lewis and built in 1885 for Silas Merrill; 7-newly richly converted luxury residential condos in the heart of Back Bay's historic shopping district; 1, 2 and 3-bedroom units; elevator; parking.

Luxury condo building adjacent to Copley Place; 111-units on 9-floors; some private balconies; 24-hour full service concierge, on site maintenance; garage parking; NOT pet-friendly.

Built in 1897 as an elegant luxury hotel and now fully renovated into 116-luxury units on 13-floors; elevator; balconies, concierge; pool; common laundry; sauna; garage.

This hotel was designed by William G. Preston and built in 1871. The western addition was designed by J.F. Ober and built in 1881; converted to 110-condo units on 6-floors with a rich history around 1971; concierge; security; common laundry; pet friendly.

Built in 2000, Trinity Place sits just off Copley Square to the east; 100-luxury units on 18-floors; 24-hour concierge, doorman, valet parking; fitness center; hotel-style evening dining service.

Newly constructed; located near the Theatre District at the corner of Tremont and Stuart Streets; 123-luxury residential condos on 25-floors. Sales center is open (11/09), please contact me to preview units; listings coming to MLS soon.