Highlights

$1,399,000
  • 3 Bedrooms
  • 2 Bathrooms
  • 1,630 +/- s.f.

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  • Price
    $1,399,000
    Rooms
    3 Bedrooms
    2 Bathrooms
    Taxes
    $6,296.42*
    Size
    1,630 +/- s.f.
Average Electric: $156

*Residential Exemption: Included


Features

  • Rarely available 3-bedroom single family home in the prestigious Copp’s Hill of the North End/Waterfront
  • This home is on the National Register of Historic Places and has been fully renovated while tastefully keeping its historic charm and elegance
  • Pristine reclaimed hardwood flooring throughout, brick detail and a spacious private patio
  • Fully renovated kitchen opens to an oasis-like private backyard featuring an outdoor gas grill and large patio
  • Breathtaking views of Boston Harbor are seen from the main living areas of the property as well as views looking over Copp’s Hill Terrace
  • The home also features 2 fully renovated bathrooms, 3 fireplaces, air conditioning and laundry
  • Jackson Avenue is a tranquil picturesque setting consisting of only three homes built during the turn of 18th century
  • Located next to Copp’s Hill Terrace and steps to Boston Harbor, this property offers the serenity of Suburban living while being in the heart of Boston’s North End/Waterfront neighborhood

Description

Jackson Avenue is a tranquil picturesque setting consisting of only three turn-of-the-century homes. Originally, the Ozias Goodwin House, built in 1795 and on the National Register of Historic Places. Located next to Copp’s Hill Terrace and steps to Boston Harbor, it offers the serenity of Suburban living while being in the heart of Boston’s North End/Waterfront neighborhood. The North End is one of Boston’s oldest neighborhoods. It is walking distances to some of the best Italian restaurants, cafes and pastry shops in Boston. A short walk to Faneuil Hall, Financial Distinct, Seaport, Downtown Boston and all major transportation points.