250 Beacon

250 Beacon is a prestigious pre-war condominium building on Beacon Street in Boston’s Back Bay, originally constructed in 1930 and set up as classic New York–style, single-level residences. The property presents mostly large three-bedroom plans and occasional 3–6 bedroom duplexes, with floor plates that emphasize formal entry galleries, generous living and dining rooms, and multiple bay windows that capture Charles River and city views. Interiors commonly include fireplaces, hardwood floors, custom built-ins, separate staff or mudroom areas, eat-in kitchens often updated with high-end appliances, and abundant built-in storage and closets. The building’s common areas convey pre-war elegance with an elevator, marble lobby, on-site superintendent(s) and porter/attendant services; deeded storage is frequently available and rental parking is offered nearby or on-site for some units. Exterior features consist of professional landscaping and waterside vantage points along the Esplanade and Charles River. Pet policies and exact parking arrangements vary by unit; the property’s Back Bay location places it steps from Copley Square, boutique retail, dining, public transit and riverside recreation, delivering an urban, walkable lifestyle with scenic waterfront access.