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On Top Of The World: Most Expensive Listing In Boston Has Best View Of City

A lavish 7,848-square-foot in Back Bay is the most expensive listing on the market in Boston, and if sold, would be one of the priciest condo sales ever in the city.

The condo is located on the 58th floor of the Four Seasons Private Residences One Dalton Street in Back Bay.

The condo is located on the 58th floor of the Four Seasons Private Residences One Dalton Street in Back Bay.

Photo Credit: MGS Group Real Estate
The lavish condo is on the 58th floor at One Dalton Street.

The lavish condo is on the 58th floor at One Dalton Street.

Photo Credit: MGS Group Real Estate
A bird's eye view of Boston.

A bird's eye view of Boston.

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The expansive apartment offers 7,848 square feet of living space.

The expansive apartment offers 7,848 square feet of living space.

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The One Dalton Street condo has a catering kitchen, a wine room, and a family dining area.

The One Dalton Street condo has a catering kitchen, a wine room, and a family dining area.

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One Dalton Street includes a plethora of amenities.

One Dalton Street includes a plethora of amenities.

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Located on the 58th floor of the Four Seasons Private Residences at One Dalton Street, one of the tallest buildings in Boston, the luxury apartment features two balconies that have stunning views of Boston Harbor, the Charles River, and Cambridge.

Built in 2020, the penthouse boasts five bedrooms and six full bathrooms, with two partial bathrooms.

The spacious apartment has been upgraded over two years to include a fully-equipped catering kitchen as well as a temperature-controlled wine room, according to Boston magazine.

Other amenities available to residents at One Dalton include four parking spots and two storage units.

Residents also have access to a private club, an on-site spa, an indoor pool, and a fitness center.

The building is also within walking distance from city landmarks such as the Museum of Fine Arts, the Prudential Center, and Symphony Hall, the Boston Globe noted.

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