Parisian-Inspired Penthouse Living at The Marquee of Brookline
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A Parisian-Inspired Penthouse with Private Elevator Entry
This penthouse occupies the top level of The Marquee of Brookline, built in 2026 with ten-foot ceilings and custom doors throughout. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of Brookline's rooftops and treetops.
A private elevator opens directly into the residence, revealing an open layout filled with natural light. The home includes a bespoke kitchen, 3.5 baths, and hardwood floors throughout.
A Day in the Life
Morning Views of Boston, Evenings on the Roof Deck
A Legacy of Space and Privacy
Natural light fills the open layout through floor-to-ceiling windows. Residents prepare for the day before heading to St. Mary of the Assumption Elementary School, located less than a mile away.
The elevator opens directly into the residence, offering a quiet environment for afternoon study. Griggs Park provides a green space nearby for outdoor recreation.
Dinner is prepared in the bespoke kitchen featuring hardwood flooring. Afterward, the 700-square-foot roof deck offers a private space to view the Boston skyline.
Stone, Slate, and Hardware Built to Last
The building is constructed in frame and stone, topped with a slate roof. Inside, custom doors and heirloom-quality hardware carry through every room. ENERGY STAR heating and cooling keep the home comfortable through every season.
Storage is generous, with closet space throughout plus a private storage unit for what doesn't live out in the open.
A Quiet Residential Enclave Near Brookline Village
The neighborhood sits apart from the city's pace, with tree-lined streets and nearby parks setting the tone. It's a calm, residential setting that still keeps Boston within easy reach. Residents have tennis courts and green space close by, with Brookline Village, Washington Square, and Coolidge Corner just moments away.
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Secure Value in Brookline's Resilient Luxury Market
The same qualities that make this penthouse a pleasure to live in, a new build, fine materials, and a prime address, also make it a sound hold in Brookline's luxury market. Single-family homes here average roughly $3.04 million, and properties consistently trade near asking price.
With inventory now at 6.7 months of supply, buyers have more room to negotiate than in recent seasons. This penthouse offers the rare chance to acquire a newly built home in that market.
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