Beacon Towers

Beacon Towers is a historic, late-19th-century condominium building in Boston’s Back Bay, originally constructed in 1895 and now configured as primarily studio and one-bedroom residences. The property reads as a low-rise row of connected parlor-level and upper-floor flats with classical detailing, high ceilings, original moldings and restored fireplaces in some units; many homes have been modernized with updated kitchens, bathrooms and hardwood floors. Common areas include a formal entrance foyer and elevator access, and units are finished with sheetrock interiors and wired-for-sound capability. The building provides resident conveniences such as a large shared laundry room, in-building bike storage, and on-site management; heat and hot water are commonly included in condo fees. Exterior orientations deliver city and river views in select units, and the association permits pets. Located steps from the Charles River Esplanade, Newbury Street shopping, multiple MBTA stations and major Back Bay destinations, Beacon Towers sits within a highly walkable, transit-rich neighborhood that blends historic architecture with contemporary urban living.