Overview
North of Boston, Charlestown is a waterfront neighborhood steeped in history — Revolutionary War history, to be more specific. The Freedom Trail passes streets lined with brick townhouses and triple-decker homes to the site of a key Revolutionary War battle at Bunker Hill Monument. However, growing beyond it’s historical roots, the neighborhood has turned into a busy, modern-day community.
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Kerry D’Ambroise is a resident of Charlestown and loves walking the Navy Yard with her dog Ellie.
Hear more about Kerry’s experience living in Charelstown and why she loves to call this neighborhood home!
Featured Property: The Ropewalk
Nestled within the Charlestown Navy Yard, at 58 13th street, lies the iconic Ropewalk building. Now 97 rental units in the heart of the Navy Yard, this building is rooted in American Naval history. Step inside the Ropewalk, and you’re transported back to an era of industrial innovation. This original structure was built in 1838 as a rope-making facility, the last of its kind in the United States. Crafted by renowned architect Alexander Parris and innovative machinist Daniel Treadwell, the Ropewalk stands as a testament to 19th-century engineering prowess.
Whether you’re drawn to its architectural splendor and historic significance, or its modern renovation and location, if the Ropewalk sounds like the perfect place to call home, then give us a call. Currently we have 4 units available. However, inventory is always changing, so reach out to see if we have the perfect fit.
Neighborhood Specialists
Location
Charlestown is truly a “best of both worlds” neighborhood located on a peninsula north of downtown Boston.
In the Navy Yard area luxurious waterfront homes with beautiful views sit atop the Boston Harbor. As you venture toward the middle of “The Town,” historic brick and wood-frame rowhouses along gas-lit streets frame a cultural identity for the neighborhood.
With so much history to absorb, leisurely strolls around town feel like a requirement for Charlestown residents. The Bunker Hill Monument, Charlestown Navy Yard, and the U.S.S. Constitution are all within minutes of each other while an expanding food and drink scene caters to the gentrifying population.
LUXURY ($2M+) MARKET INSIGHTS
The most significant discount to asking price was at 197 8th Street, U:PH230. This home was sold at 17.36% below asking price at $2,475,000. The single family home which sold for Charlestown's top dollar was at 29 High Street and sold for $3,550,000, achieving $50,000 over asking.
$57,838,500
TOTAL SALES VOLUME
$886.77
AVG. PRICE PER SQ. FOOT
24
NUMBER OF $2M+ PROPERTIES SOLD
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THE DINING SCENE
1 Chelsea St, Charlestown, MA 02129
Craft draft beers, cider, cocktails & wood-fired chow is served at this rustic, atmospheric hangout.
7 Moulton St, Charlestown, MA 02129
1 6th St, Charlestown, MA 02129
Stalwart featuring thin-crust pizza with gourmet toppings plus Italian entrees in intimate quarters.
67 Main St, Charlestown, MA 02129
251 Main St, Boston, MA 02129
This casual seafood spot on the waterfront boasts a roof deck & a post-dinner singles scene.
1 8th St, Charlestown, MA 02129
2 Pleasant St, Charlestown, MA 02129