The Grand Penthouse at St. Regis: Boston's Most Exclusive Sky-High Residence Lists at $49,500,000

Experience a new echelon of luxury living at The Grand Penthouse, the crown jewel of The St. Regis Residences. This extraordinary 10,609 sq. ft. mansion in the sky, situated atop Boston’s iconic Seaport district, offers unparalleled panoramic views of Boston Harbor and the city skyline through soaring floor-to-ceiling windows. With six bedrooms, ten bathrooms, and a show-stopping indoor pool, this one-of-a-kind residence redefines opulent urban living.

Specifications

Sq. Ft: 10,609
Price: $49,500,000
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 10
Stories: 2
Location: 150 Seaport Blvd #GPH, Boston, MA 02210
Listing Agent: The Sarkis Team, Douglas Elliman Real Estate

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Indoor Swimming Pool

Grand Staircase

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This exceptional residence, listed at an astounding $49,500,000, offers a lifestyle of unparalleled sophistication. The Grand Penthouse at the St. Regis presents a truly rare opportunity to own a piece of Boston's skyline, featuring a custom infinity-edge pool with a clear acrylic bottom and a retractable glass roof, allowing for an immersive indoor-outdoor experience.

The meticulously designed interior boasts a double-height great room, a sculptural curved floating staircase with glass railings, and a grand foyer adorned with an Italian marble radial inlay floor, all contributing to an atmosphere of refined elegance and perfect for grand-scale entertaining.

The prime location in the Seaport district provides breathtaking water views from every angle, ensuring a serene yet dynamic living environment. Blending the privacy of a bespoke home with the legendary service of the St. Regis brand, this property showcases exquisite luxury finishes and an open-concept flow throughout its two dramatic levels, making it a remarkable and exclusive offering.

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