On the Market: A Botanical Victorian in Cambridge
Located in Robert Frosts old "Brewster Village" stomping grounds.
Five Homes for Sale with Fireplaces to Curl up Next to All Winter Long
Grab a good book and make yourself comfortable.
Five Stunning Open Houses to Tour This Weekend
From Gloucester to Somerville, sparkling condos to grand old Victorians.
On the Market: A Bewitching New Hampshire Home with Its Own Tavern
Spend all winter sipping cocoa in the restored barn, and stiff drinks in the in-home pub.
And the Fastest Growing Rental Market of the Year Was...
Plus, check out the cheapest and most expensive spots to rent in the new year.
On the Market: A Color-Splashed Renovation in Portsmouth
Not unlike the White House, this lively residence features entire rooms dedicated to their own hue.
Five Sweet Studio Apartments for $1,600 or Less per Month
With must-see options in Fenway, Allston, Mission Hill, and Somerville.
Five North Shore Homes for Sale for Less Than $400k
Including an adorable single-family converted from a former railroad station.
On the Market: A Charming Cape Cod Home Made from an Old Vermont Barn
This wood-loving Sandwich abode was once home to legendary newscaster Tom Ellis.
Seven Breathtaking Homes You Can Buy in the Berkshires
From contemporary to quirky, peruse these striking abodes—starting at $349k.
Warm Up in These Houses for Sale with Their Own Saunas
These steamy rooms can cure your winter-long bout of goosebumps.
On the Market: An Elegant Dwelling in a Mountainous Corner of Mass.
This stone Williamstown residence is beautiful inside and out.
Five Gorgeous Old New England Homes to Tour This Weekend
These antique open houses are chock-full of character—and they’re beautiful to boot.
Five Apartments for Rent in and around Boston with Assigned Parking
Put away your space savers: These dedicated spots will still be yours when you get home.
The City Has Ten Days to Decide Whether to Demolish Whitey Bulger’s “Haunty” House
The Boston Landmark Commission will either approve the teardown—or not.