Five things to know if you’re considering a move to the city’s most cosmopolitan—and convenient—neighborhood.

Exposed beams, natural wood, and repurposed stalls all harken back to this 1880s home’s original use as carriage storage.

This Cape Cod home has a long, storied history: communal sailor hearth, rumored Underground Railroad stop, and Norman Mailer haunt.

With 27 acres of land, there’s a chicken coop, maple trees, stables, paddocks, and trails so you can live off the land this year.

These newlyweds left New York City to purchase their first and forever home in the Bay State.

From the opulent to the out there, the wildest listings to hit New England’s market this year.

There were winners (landlords) and losers (mostly tenants, surprise!) when it came to Boston-area rents this year.

Cozy up this winter in a custom-built Swedish Cope log home with a private reading loft, a basement slide, and more.

This unit is full of high-end touches, including a double-sided floor-to-ceiling gas fireplace in the living room.

Stephen and David St. Russell bring their DIY home-design magic to the People’s House.

This Mashpee property is a hole-in-one, thanks to its location within a private community packed with resort-style amenities.

Frederick Law Olmsted played a hand in the creation of the formal gardens here.

Vergelegen was crafted by a team of art historians and award-winning architects to create a house like no other.

Copper Beech Hill Estate boasts 24+ acres with everything from a limestone cabana to seven walnut horse stalls.

Don’t let the classic shingled exterior fool you: This home has  all the modern features you could desire.