65 Commonwealth Avenue

A distinguished low-rise Georgian Revival condominium building constructed in 1925, located on Commonwealth Avenue in Boston’s Back Bay. The property reads as a single-floor elevator-served residence block with historic masonry façades, classical proportions, decorative ironwork and a formal planted entry garden. Interiors emphasize period details — herringbone and wide-plank oak floors, carved stone and wood fireplaces, built-in millwork, plaster ornament, beamed or barrel ceilings, and expansive bay windows framing mall and city vistas. Typical homes are generous three-bedroom plans that combine formal living and dining rooms, libraries or studies, eat-in or chef’s kitchens with butler’s pantries, multiple full baths, abundant closet and storage space, and in-unit laundry or adjacent laundry rooms; many units include deeded storage and private attics. Common elements are professionally landscaped grounds, decorative exterior lighting, sprinkler systems, and on-site superintendent management; the building is primarily owner-occupied and professionally managed. Parking is occasionally available by garage or street options nearby rather than extensive on-site lots. Pet and smoking policies vary by unit but several listings note a live-in superintendent and smoke-free building practices. Sited two blocks from the Public Garden and Newbury Street, the location delivers a walkable urban lifestyle with immediate access to parks, shopping, restaurants, and Charles River esplanade.