Beacon Hill Single Family

www.19pinckneystreet.com

A quintessential Beacon Hill home thoughtfully reimagined to honor its classic roots while embracing a meticulous, design-driven renovation. Originally built in 1899, the home spans 3,937 square feet across four finished levels, offering generous proportions and remarkable flexibility, all filled with warmth, color, and personality. The hard work has already been done, from beautifully restored windows to the custom-designed kitchen and bathrooms, creating a home that feels truly turnkey. With its classic Beacon Hill character, beautifully scaled rooms, bespoke details, and thoughtfully designed spaces, 19A Pinckney Street is a rare offering — made even more exceptional by deeded parking directly at the front door.

At the heart of the home, the kitchen feels truly magical — warm, inviting, and designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Anchored by a dramatic wall of built-in shelving, the open-concept kitchen and dining area is intimate and full of character. With a custom banquette, seating area, and an easy flow between the kitchen and dining spaces, it’s the kind of space where everyone naturally gathers, whether for weeknight dinners, coffee at the island, or long evenings with friends. Opposite the kitchen, the inviting living room centers around a fireplace. Thoughtfully scaled and full of character, the space feels comfortable and connected. A half bath completes this level.

One flight up, the serene primary suite features a fireplace, a wall of custom built-ins, and a spa-like bath with a soaking tub and second fireplace, alongside a second en-suite bedroom and laundry. The top floor offers two additional bedrooms, a full bath, and a dramatic skylit family room lined with bespoke shelving. On the garden level, a fifth bedroom, full bath, second family room, flexible office or fitness space, and generous storage complete the home.

Outside, a beautifully landscaped private patio framed by mature trees feels quietly tucked away from the city, with the rarely available deeded parking space just beyond.

Moments from Charles Street, the Boston Public Garden, Boston Common, and both the Red and Green Lines, this is Beacon Hill living at its finest — with parking.