Curbed.com recently called Bay Village "Boston's Monaco: tiny, charming and pricey," and this $1.1 million condominium at 34 Melrose St. is a perfect example.
Tucked in a quiet corner of the city's smallest neighborhood, it is one of two duplexes that recently were renovated and converted from apartments in a brownstone that dates to 1899. And it's something of a rarity in that it has three exposures and abuts a tiny city park. It's also a five-minute walk to the Public Garden, Boston Common, Back Bay, the South End and the Theatre District.
"It is 100 percent turn-key, mint-condition new construction in a perfect location," said broker P.T. Vineburgh of Charlesgate Realty Group.
The parlor level has a wide-open layout, with recessed lighting and Jacobean stained oak hardwood floors. The living area has a coat closet and a fireplace set up for gas. The dining area looks out onto the park. And the chef's kitchen has granite countertops, five-burner gas cooking, a microwave, a dishwasher, custom white Shaker cabinets and, just outside, a tiny deck perfect for a grill. The parlor level also has a half bath.
The downstairs landing has more closet space. And the garden level has two bedrooms, one of which has a small, private patio; two full, marble baths; closets; and a washer and dryer.
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