January 24th, 2012 by nwarren
1001 Marina Dr, #PH-E804 in Quincy, Ma can only be described as the epitome of luxury living and is fit for only those who appreciate elegance and style. This $2.6 million penthouse boasts 4,700 sq ft of interior living space with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and even 5 garage parking spaces for those who might have a decent car collection or enjoy having plenty of parking spots for guests.
The interior features only the best materials and modern designs. With floor to ceiling windows, gleaming hardwood floors, black marble tiling and top of the line appliances, you’ll be asking yourself “1001 Marina Dr, #PH-E804, where have you been all my life?”
The walkout balcony and private roof sundeck are just one of the many perks to this one-of-a-kind luxury penthouse near Boston, and offer breathtaking panoramic views of the city’s skyline and bay area.
The building its self also features full service concierge, operating 24 hours a day, and on-site management.
Please contact real estate agent, Mario Massimino with Warren Residential Group for more details, or contact our offices today!
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January 17th, 2012 by nwarren
Feeling down after the holidays? Beat the post-holiday blues by attending a fun January 2012 event in the Boston area. Most of the events are free or charge only a nominal entrance fee. Their central locations make them ideal for locals who reside in downtown Boston apartments and other types of housing.
Boston Food Swap
The World Food Swap Day event will be held at Space with a Soul on January 22 beginning at 2:00pm. To participate in the event, you must bring foods that have been either homemade, homegrown or foraged by you. Examples of the types of food items typically brought to the event include herbs, spices, fruits, vegetables, pastries, cookies, jellies, pastas and honey. Admission to the event is free with advanced registration recommended. Neighbors can get together to offer a variety of foods. Gauge interest by placing a flyer in the community area of your Boston condominium or apartment complex.
Space with a Soul
281 Summer St.
Boston, MA 02108
Boston Wine Expo 2012
This weeklong event introduces Bostonians to some of the best wines offered from around the globe. From January 16 to January 22, expo attendants can sample and purchase wine from vendors. Those interested in learning more about wine can also attend one of the seminars being held daily. Residents living in Boston waterfront condos may be interested in the event due to their close proximity to the seaport area. Single day and two-day admission tickers are available.
Seaport World Trade Center Boston
200 Seaport Blvd.
Boston, MA 02210
(617) 385-5000
Concerts and Shows
A slew of concerts and shows are being held in January 2012 in Boston. Featured events include Kelly Clarkson performing at the Wang Theatre on January 26 as part of her Stronger Tour 2012 and singer Aimee Mann taking the stage at Somerville Theatre on January 19. For teens, they may be interested in attending the Impact Wrestling World Tour at Plymouth Memorial Hall on January 21. A meet and greet option is available for ticket purchasers. Downtown Boston condos and apartments are closest to these venues.
Geckos: Tails to Toepads
This new exhibit opens at the Museum of Science in Boston beginning on January 22 and running through May 6. It is being sponsored by National Geographic and will feature live geckos. Through interactive tools, attendants can see gecko night vision, listen to gecko calls and locate camouflaged geckos. The Museum of Science is easy to get to and is located near numerous Cambridge apartments and residences.
Museum of Science
1 Science Park
Boston, Massachusetts 02114
(617) 723-2500
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January 5th, 2012 by nwarren
If you spent 2011 in a badly maintained apartment with a lack of modern amenities, make it one of your New Year’s resolutions to relocate to a new Boston luxury condo. This city offers a wide range of appropriate accomdations no matter your preferences. Find beautiful pre-war South End condos that combine vintage elegance with modern updates, or move into an ultra-modern masterpiece. The real estate market offers plenty of opportunities for both renting and purchasing a unit. Long-time residents may understand the differences between the neighborhoods, but newcomers should learn a little about each area before choosing Boston luxury apartments.
The Back Bay neighborhood is one of the most popular areas to live in if you are looking for a combination of culture and luxury. The area is full of authentic Victorian brownstones, many of which have been renovated to contain some of the best examples of luxury Boston real estate. The area offers unrivaled shopping opportunities in Prudential Center and Copley Place. Many businesses have located their offices to this district, making your commute much shorter if your employer is among them.
North End is the city’s oldest residential district and is home to award winning real estate like Lincoln Wharf. Also known as Little Italy, this neighborhood is small but packed with cozy restaurants, charming parks and friendly residents. Historical sites like the home of Paul Revere live side by side with high end boutiques and cafes serving authentic Italian gelato. Numerous street fairs and festivals give you a good chance to mingle with your neighbors during the spring and summer.
Walk to the Boston Public Gardens or admire the Federal-style architecture from your new luxury condo in the Beacon Hill neighborhood. As the home of the Massachusetts State House, this area is full of both historical sites and cultural hot spots. You can have both sweeping views of the city and peace of mind by choosing the quiet and protected borough of Beacon Hill. It is considered the most prestigious neighborhood in the city, having been the home of John Hancock, Anne Sexton and Uma Thurman.
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December 20th, 2011 by nwarren
Boston Seaport's Pier 4
The Boston Redevelopment Authority recently gave the green light to New England Development’s plans to erect a new building comprised of residential and retail space on the Pier 4 wharf in Boston’s Seaport district. Plans for redeveloping the pier have been in the works for over thirteen years now, and originally the focus was on commercial space. As overall interest in office space in the area has gone down and South Boston apartments have been in high demand, the focus has shifted to a Phase One plan comprised of nearly 380 units plus three stories of parking for over 250 cars. The footprint of the building has been reduced to account for common space, and retail shops will find a home on the ground level. Architects ADD, Inc. penned the design.
Phase two will add a hotel in a second building, and phase three will bring a condominium building offering over 100 units. The entire development will house over 1200 parking spaces in total, and phase three will also include the extension of the existing Harbor Walk with the addition of a one acre park at the terminus. City planners welcomed the new ideas, with the plans for the space fitting nicely into Mayor Thomas Menino’s goal to make the now-vibrant Seaport neighborhood a true “24-hour neighborhood”.
New England Development projects construction time for phase one at 18 months. Phase two is being held until a hotel signs off on the project – given the desirable location and the popularity of South Boston real estate, the wait may not be too long. For now, those looking to relocate to the Seaport have myriad other options – contact Warren Residential Group today to learn more!
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December 15th, 2011 by nwarren
The Copley Place facade will soon change with a new 47-story residential tower rising high above the Back Bay at the current location of Neiman Marcus on the corner of Stuart and Dartmouth Street – making it the soon-to-be tallest building for residents in the city of Boston.
The city announced earlier this week to members of a citizens committee reviewing the project that the developer will increase the number of affordable units in the building.
Simon Property Group will now be building all 48 of its required affordable Boston condos and Boston apartments, rather then the previously agreed 10 units, with the rest residing in the South End or Back Bay.
The massive project will have a mix of 318 condos and apartments ranging from affordable studios, one-bedrooms, two-bedrooms and luxury suites.
If you would like to know more about the project, or interested in apartments or condos for sale in the Back Bay, please contact our real estate experts today!
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December 15th, 2011 by nwarren
Living in luxury Boston condos is a reality for some of the most influential people in the state of Massachusetts. Discerning individuals who are looking for the best accommodations in the best locations, choose to live in the Battery Wharf area. Whether you are looking for a more exciting night life or a quaint cafe, you will be able to find both in downtown Boston condos. There are several items you will need to consider when looking for your ideal location. First, how close are the shops and restaurants? Second, is there easy transportation to your employment? Third, what type of amenities does the building offer.
When speaking with your Warren Residential realtor, ask about the shops, restaurants and bars located close to the condos you will be looking at. If you know that you will not be spending a lot of time in the kitchen of downtown Boston apartments, this may be more important information than whether the stove is gas or electric. Although, many residents who love to entertain, will want to make sure the kitchen looks high end. You will definitely find granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances that will impress the most ambitious chef. Since many of the restaurants also provide catering to the local area, you will want a large comfortable dining room in your Boston luxury condo where you can easily entertain large groups of family and friends. You will also find hardwood floors throughout the Boston apartments and large rooms for large furniture. Once you have finished your night on the town, come back to a peaceful and serene master retreat.
Another important aspect to look for when choosing the location of your new Boston waterfront condo is the proximity to your employment. If you plan to use the public transit system, make sure there is a location close by. If you are planning to drive your own vehicle, look for a condo that provides parking. Some of the luxury buildings also provide transportation for residents close to the down town area. All of these are important when considering which condo to purchase. Since you do not want to spend all of your time commuting to and from work – you need to find a centrally located unit that will give you the luxury you are looking for and the convenience you require.
Finally, discuss the amenities offered with Boston condominiums. You will be able to choose from a trendy loft to a three or four bedroom unit that gives you the space you need for guests and your home office. If you want a luxury master bath with a jacuzzi tub, these will be items to include on your must have list. After a long day at work or a weekend shopping, relaxing in a hot bath with relieve all of your stress. One of the best amenities of many of the Boston apartments is the dry cleaning service available for a monthly charge. If you do not have the time or patience to deal with these types of chores, find a building that offers this great service.
Once you have found the perfect condo in downtown Boston, begin enjoying all the city has to offer. Whether you are entertaining friends in your loft apartment or stopping by one of the night clubs or cafes, you will be glad you live in the Battery Wharf area.
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December 13th, 2011 by nwarren
Winter in Boston means the scent of fresh roasted coffee mixing with the salty tang of frost-kissed sea air. It is the crunch of snow crystals on the paths of the city’s many parks, a time when those same pathways change from jogging trails to cross-country ski practice runs. But what really ushers in the winter season is the opening of the Boston Common Frog Pond to those who wish to strap on a pair of skates and glide across the ice.
Open for skating from roughly mid-November until mid to late March, the Frog Pond is on the north-eastern end of historic Boston Common. Home to the Skating Club of Boston, this is where young and old can learn to navigate around the ice in either group or private lessons, or in public free skates. New Years Eve at Frog Pond means skating, of course, along with fireworks and vendors selling hot chocolate, roasted chestnuts and other delectable tid-bits. Best of all, the pond, and all that winter fun, is within walking distance of some prime Boston real estate.
Even if you don’t feel like skating, take a walk through the woods to the onsite winter-only Frog Pond Café. Enjoy gourmet coffee and a selective menu as you dine outside under giant heated umbrellas. During the spring and fall months, Frog Pond becomes a reflecting pool, and in summer a refreshing spray pool accompanied by a children’s carousel. If a Boston relocation is in your future, this is a perfect place to get a feel for one of the city’s most cherished neighborhood open spaces.
Boston Commons is the city’s largest and oldest park and dates back to 1634. Having weathered the trying times of the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, the park is a cherished historic site. Today the tree-filled grounds and zigzagging pathways are surrounded by luxury condominiums and apartments, as well as name brand high-end hotels. The Five-Star Four Seasons Hotel Boston is on the western end of the park. To the east is the ultra modern 45 Province condo tower with its floor-to-ceiling windows and dynamic city and Charles River views. Another offering is 360 Newbury St., once called the Tower Records Building, specializing in Boston loft style condos in a prime Back Bay neighborhood locale.
Massachusetts General Hospital is to the northeast, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is a short drive across the Charles River and prestigious Northeastern University is to the west. Iconic Fenway Park, home of the Boston Redsocks Major League Baseball Team, is a little farther west near a large park called the Bay Back Fens, surrounded by many Fenway luxury condos. The Charles River Reservation IV is another public park fronting the river basin, offering more opportunities to bike, jog or just enjoy the timeless views. More luxury Boston condos and apartments may be found along the waterfront near and in the colorful Back Bay neighborhood, listed on the Registry of National Historic Places
Prudential Center sits right off Interstate 90, close to the Boston Back Bay train station. The Top of the Hub Restaurant offers an impressive skyline view and superb service from the top of the center’s Prudential Tower. This is the same building that hosts the Skywalk Observatory, famed for its 360 degree view of the Boston area. The observatory is so high up that you can see the curve of the earth.
Ethnic eateries, quaint pubs, including the one called Cheers that inspired a mid-1980s TV show, and the obligatory Starbucks are also part of the local dining scene. Dine on coconut chicken at Thai Basil one night and peruse the wine-list and fresh-fish menu at Skipjack’s the next. You can always take a stroll down to the frozen Frog Pond and wrap your hands around a steaming cup of brew while making up your mind.
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December 7th, 2011 by nwarren
Every city has its own special holiday traditions that define the season for city dwellers and visitors alike. For the denizens of Washington DC, the lighting of the National Christmas Tree at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue marks the advent of the holiday season. In New York City, the annual tree lighting ceremony at Rock Center is the must-attend event of the holidays. For the citizens of Boston, one of those special events is the Zoo Lights display at Stone Zoo in Stoneham.
Located on 26 acres next to the Spot Pond Reservoir on Pond Street, the Stone Zoo was established in 1905 by park superintendent Charles Price. Originally called the Middlesex Fells Zoo, its name was changed in 1969 to honor zoo director Walter Stone. Stone Zoo is currently managed under the auspices of the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston.
Open year round, the zoo offers attractions for people of every age. The animals there run the gamut from snow leopards to llamas to African crested porcupines. Other displays allow a glimpse into the lives of gray wolves, river otters, coatimundi, jaguars, black bears, ring-tailed lemurs, flamingos, emperor tamarins and several kinds of monkeys. During the summer months, there is even a hands-on barnyard where children can interact with goats and sheep.
But when the cold sets in, the barnyard is closed down and some displays stand empty, their residents now kept indoors to protect them from the cold. This might make it seem as though there’s not much to do at the zoo in the winter, but Stone Zoo, it turns out, has a card up its sleeve. For over a decade now, Stone Zoo has offered patrons a special holiday treat. Starting on Thanksgiving day and running through New Year’s Eve, the zoo is transformed into the magical winter wonderland known as Zoo Lights.
During Zoo Lights, the entire zoo is decked out for the holidays. Every shrub and tree is festooned with sparkling lights. The zoo’s many evergreens become living Christmas trees, decorated with garlands and brightly colored balls. Every tree-lined path is ablaze with twinkling lights. Even the bare hardwood trees are dressed for the season, their trunks and branches glittering with light.
Though the pageantry changes every year, exhibits from seasons past have included giant teddy bears sporting bright red bows, penguins busily wrapping presents and loading them onto sleighs, old time streetlights hung with wreaths and Snoopy on his doghouse delivering presents.
One particularly charming tableau is presented in an actual log cabin that was discovered on the zoo grounds. The cabin is believed to have been built by loggers in the 1900s. During Zoo Lights, it is decorated to represent an authentic, homey pioneer Christmas, complete with Christmas tree, period gifts and a bevy of woodland creatures gathered around the tree. Santa is usually there, too, and children will have the chance to visit with him and have their pictures taken with his reindeer.
Those who plan to make Zoo Lights a part of their family holiday tradition will need to do a little advanced planning. There is no bus line to the zoo, so those who wish to attend must make other travel arrangements. Families with homes in the nearby Boston luxury real estate will find it a short drive. Even those with W Boston Residences shouldn’t have to drive more than 20 or 35 minutes and parking is available. Everyone should, however, allow a little extra travel time because of holiday traffic.
Out-of-town travelers who have come to Boston for the Zoo Lights experience, may want to make it part of a longer stay. Renting a Boston loft for the week of Thanksgiving or exploring the possibility of subletting Beacon hill apartments could turn visiting this single travel destination into a real holiday get-away. Downtown Boston condos are also a possible choice for holiday rentals.
Whether visitors are long-time Boston residents, or simply holiday travelers, an evening at Zoo Lights makes the perfect addition to the holiday festivities.
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December 6th, 2011 by nwarren
Find winter fun on the slopes of New England ski getaways
Stoweflake
Stoweflake is a luxury, family run resort at the base of Mount Mansfield. It has won a both Condé Nast Traveler’s 2010 Gold List and Foder’s Choice Top 10 Destination Spas in the U.S awards. The resort has a pub serving Vermont style cuisine and a Bistro using seasonal ingredients. The spa offers 120 different treatments, sanctuary lounges, beauty salon, mineral soaking pool, fitness center, a sauna and Jacuzzi. Guest rooms have comfortable furnishings and New England charm, some are even dog friendly. All guest rooms have gas fireplaces.
If you live in a Boston condo, be it downtown, Beacon Hill or Battery Wharf, you can reach Stoweflake in three and a half hours.
Stoweflake Mountain Resort & Spa
1746 Mountain Road (Route 108)
Stowe, VT 05672
1-800-253-2232
www.stoweflake.com
Mountain View Grand
Nestled in New Hampshire’s White Mountains the Mountain View Grand prides itself on providing personal service, a romantic setting and over 100-years of history. The main dining room has views of the surrounding mountains, fine dining and an extensive wine cellar. Its Tavern serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in a casual atmosphere. Guest rooms have mahogany furnishings, luxury bed linens, mountain or garden views, a walk-in closet, free Internet, and a turn down service.
Situated at the top of the hotel is the luxury spa offering treatment packages for both men and woman, a beauty salon, nine different facials, and hydrotherapy.
If you’ve just bought some Boston real estate and are looking for the best ski areas within easy reach of the city, Mountain View can be reached in three hours.
Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa
101 Mount View Road
Whitefield, NH 03598
866-484-3843
www.mountainviewgrand.com
Omni Mount Washington
The Omni Mount Washington oozes majestic, old fashioned charm, modeled in Spanish Renaissance style and built in 1902. Since it opened its doors it has been a popular getaway for the rich and famous, Babe Ruth and Thomas Edison among them. The hotel has retained its historic features, which add even more to its atmosphere. The ski slopes provide night skiing and snow making for those days when mother nature isn’t providing any. Facilities include, a luxury spa, indoor pool, a grand formal dining room, cocktail lounge, live entertainment and casual bar.
You can reach the Omni Mount Washington Resort from your Boston loft or Cambridge apartment in just under three hours.
Omni Mount Washington Resort
310 Mt Washington Hotel Road
Bretton Woods, NH 03575
603-278-1000
www.omnihotels.com
The Balsams
Another historic grand resort, The Balsam, nestles between the mountains on 8,000 acres of pristine forest in the far north of New Hampshire. The hotel is famous for being the location where the first votes in a Presidential election are made. Accommodation consists of both traditional and modern styles. Facilities and services include a hair salon, flower ordering, fitness center, laundry and transportation. You can eat in one of four different locations in the hotel and either enjoy fine or casual dining
One of the furthest New England ski resorts from your luxury Boston condo, it takes just over four hours to reach The Balsams. However, the trip is well worth it.
The Balsams
1000 Cold Spring Road
Dixville Notch, NH 03576
1-800-255-0600
www.thebalsams.com
Rabbit Hill Inn
For a smaller, charming New England escape Rabbit Hill Inn may offer just what you want. Rabbit Hill is a luxury bed and breakfast inn near the White Mountain ski slopes. The inn’s history dates back to 1792 and it still has most of its original charm. Each guest room is unique and all are traditional, comfortable and have working fireplaces. Luxury rooms have a double spa tub, walk-in shower, and canopy bed. The atmosphere is romantic, even the hearty buffet breakfast is lit by candlelight.
Rabbit Hill Inn
48 Lower Waterford Road
Lower Waterford, VT 05848
802-748-5186
www.rabbithillinn.com
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December 5th, 2011 by nwarren
Boston relocation tips for families
Every year people move to a new area of the country seeking to better their lives by moving ahead in career and status. They seek an environment that will enable them to accomplish their goals with the least amount of trouble. With any move there are always things that come up that pose problems and difficulties for families.
Some of the things that families face when moving are the same for everyone. Some people find that moving to a new home is challenging because they are not familiar with the area. Others face the dilemma of finding a new job or a place to live while in transition. The biggest obstacle that families face is the need for stability during the move. There are things that can ease the stress and troubles when moving to Boston, MA.
When making the move the best thing to do for the family is to keep things as stable as possible. There will be boxes everywhere and things will seem to be moving fast, but if there is an order to the move, then there will be stability. Organization is the key with any move. Keep a detailed list of how things should progress. When packing, let the children know when things should be done. This will give them something to focus on while things are progressing with the move.
Use a Boston realtor in regards to looking for a place to settle down. Local realtors know the area and can help educate people about the new area. They can answer questions and help navigate and point out schools, shops and places to eat. They can also help in finding the perfect downtown Boston apartments, W Boston Residences or any other place that fits the mover.
One thing to consider during any move is the need to keep valuables secure. No one likes to find that something was lost during a move or worse yet something was stolen. One way to keep things safe is to pack them deep in boxes that are sealed tight. If the items of value are documents that are important to the family consider taking the items along in the car to the new location.
When moving, it is a good idea to keep a list of contacts in easy reach. Contact numbers should be a list of emergency numbers, family members, numbers related to new jobs and any numbers needed for finding a place to live. The contact numbers should be kept in a binder or planner so they can be reached easily if the need should come up.
If you are person who takes care of financial over the internet, then there will be a need to keep a list of all account numbers and passwords so there will be no trouble accessing funds. Nothing is worse than moving to a new area and not being able to pay bills or have access to money when it is needed most.
Do not forget to before leaving the old location to alert the post office of the move so they can forward all mail to the new location. If there is no address to forward too, then there will be a need to rent a post office box so you can get your mail.
Whether you are moving to the battery wharf area, or to South Boston condos the struggles of the move are still the same. By following simple tips you can make the experience one that will be easy on the entire family.
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1001 Marina Dr, #PH-E804 in Quincy, Ma can only be described as the epitome of luxury living and is fit for only those who appreciate elegance and style. This $2.6 million penthouse boasts 4,700 sq ft of interior living space with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and even 5 garage parking spaces for those who might have a decent car collection or enjoy having plenty of parking spots for guests.
