Rare Beacon Hill Gem

Step inside a home that is not just in Beacon Hill, but of it. This Greek Revival townhouse offers a rare opportunity to experience Boston’s history while enjoying modern luxury. A chef’s kitchen with a glass roof, a private back patio, and curated interiors create a refined yet inviting retreat. Moments from Boston Common, Charles River Esplanade, and downtown, this home is designed for those who seek cultural immersion and effortless comfort. The space Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Boston in a stately home that is a part of the very fabric of Boston's rich history. This is a rare chance to experience one of Boston’s most iconic homes, built in 1837 and atop Mount Vernon Street in Beacon Hill. Rich in history and architectural splendor, this residence was once the home of Thomas Bailey Aldrich, a renowned poet and editor of the Atlantic Monthly. His transformation of the space into a cultural hub for Boston’s intellectual elite is part of its lasting legacy. The house perfectly blends historic significance and modern luxury, making it an extraordinary setting for your Boston stay. The home offers 6,860 square feet of elegant Greek Revival architecture spread across five floors and equipped with an elevator for convenience. The residence accommodates up to 8 guests and features four dedicated bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed for comfort with king-size beds, luxurious linens, and room-darkening shades. With four and a half bathrooms, guests will have ample privacy, as each full bathroom is either private to a bedroom or shared between two. The main living spaces are expansive and beautifully decorated. A dramatic curvilinear staircase leads you from floor to floor, offering a stunning journey through the house. The second floor hosts a living and media room, while additional lounges on the third and fourth floors provide perfect relaxation or quiet space. The fifth floor features a gym and skylight lounge, ideal for cozy family gatherings. For a truly unique experience, step into the rooftop octagonal observatory. Here, you can enjoy 360-degree views of the Boston skyline from Beacon Hill’s highest elevation, a sight you won’t find in most homes. Whether morning or night, this spot is perfect for soaking in the city’s beauty. With its peaked skylight, the gourmet dine-in kitchen offers a bright and inviting space to cook and gather. Opening onto a lush garden terrace, the kitchen provides easy access to outdoor dining, perfect for summer evenings. The home also features two gardens: a sunny front garden where you can enjoy your morning coffee and a cooler, shaded kitchen garden for relaxing afternoons or evening meals. Located in one of Boston’s most desirable neighborhoods, the home is just a short walk from cultural landmarks such as Boston Common, the Public Garden, Newbury Street, and the Charles River Esplanade. Public transportation is easily accessible, and multiple parking options, including the Boston Common Garage, are nearby. Practicalities include complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the home, smart lock codes for security, and thorough professional cleaning before and after each stay. Please note that all fireplaces are decorative only. While Beacon Hill offers metered street parking, we recommend using the nearby garages for more extended stays. This historic residence perfectly blends Boston’s past with the modern luxury and convenience that today's traveler expects. Whether you are here for business, family time, or simply to enjoy Boston's rich culture, this home offers an unforgettable stay. Guest access The entire house is accessible to guests except for two rooms, which the owners use for storage. These rooms will not be accessed anytime during your stay so that you can enjoy your stay in comfort and privacy. Other things to note The Aldrich House is a thoughtfully preserved five-story Greek Revival townhouse, blending historic elegance with modern luxury in the heart of Beacon Hill. At its center, a grand curved staircase creates a dramatic focal point, while a private service elevator ensures seamless access across all floors. The home’s multiple lounges and sitting areas provide refined spaces for relaxation, conversation, or quiet retreats. The grand piano highlights the grand parlor, adding a timeless touch to the elegant surroundings. The chef’s kitchen, crowned by a stunning glass skylight, offers top-tier appliances and opens onto a private back patio, perfect for alfresco dining and entertaining. A charming garden terrace in the front invites guests to enjoy morning coffee in a serene setting. Each of the five bedrooms features king-sized beds, blackout shades, and luxurious linens, while the four full bathrooms and one half-bath At the very top, the rooftop observatory offers sweeping views of Boston’s skyline, providing an unmatched space for sunrise reflections or stargazing. Combining heritage and modern refinement, The Aldrich House delivers a truly immersive and luxurious stay. Registration Details STR-518990