Built in the 1920s, the home boasts both vintage charm and modern amenities.

The beach is only a quick walk away from this spacious and updated 1800s home.

Let down your hair and live like royalty in this home built atop Corey Hill.

Hockey loving families will flock to this home faster than a puck coming off a slap shot.

This condo is dripping with chandeliers, crown molding, and the most positively luxurious living Boston has to offer.

It’s amazing what a few miles will do to the market.

This little cottage is surrounded by charming flowers and greenery while being only a short walk away from East Orleans Village and Nauset Beach.

Melting in this heat wave? Us too. Imagine yourself cooling off at some of these homes for sale with the pools of your dreams.

Take a peek at the Torf House, one of the last remaining in a batch of Brutalist homes built in Weston in the 1970s.

This renovated 1900 build is historic in the front, but modern in the back, as they say.

For $1.2 million, you get a ten foot wide, two-bedroom home and a little piece of Boston history.

This home offers vintage chic with tall windows, high ceilings, and lots of exposed beams.

Exposed beams and wide wood floors give this riverfront property a vacation-home feel in the midst of suburbia.

Thinking of moving outside the city? Here’s what you need to know about some of the communities gaining in popularity in today’s housing market.

This geometric house is in a mountain town with a population under 500 people, offering seclusion and style in one place.