HeyJaredJohn R. Ellement
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 12
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Home of the Week: Elevated views of the Arnold Arboretum from this $700k Jamaica Plain condo (opens the original)
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Taxes $7,654 (2026, without residential exemption) It’s kind of like Boston’s Formula 1 racetrack — the 1.6-mile Arborway that parallels the Arnold Arboretum as it curves from Forest Hills to Pond Street in Jamaica Plain. But this story isn’t about that roadway. It’s about a third-floor condo on the less traveled carriage road that parallels the Arborway. Given its elevated location, it provides views of the ever-changing arboretum greenery. The red of the brick building is contrasted by the whi
Home of the Week: Near Harvard Square, a sunny 2-bedroom condo is a garden oasis for $900k (opens the original)
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Taxes $4,961 (2026; without residential exemption.) Behind a white picket fence at the end of a short sidewalk awaits a 23-foot-wide porch in a classic farmhouse style that is exclusive to Unit 1. It has a beadboard ceiling painted light blue and views of the small garden in the front yard and the tree-shrouded city sidewalk beyond. It’s in the city’s West Cambridge neighborhood, also known as Neighborhood 10. Better yet, this home is near Harvard Square. The front door opens into an enclosed st
Home of the Week: In Marblehead, a charming 3-bedroom antique for $759k (opens the original)
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On a narrow street in one of the first European settlements in the region, framed by New England classics broadleaf and yellow cap hydrangeas sits this New England antique, circa 1850. A stairwell on the left side leads to the main entry located off the driveway. The black door is framed by a white pilastered surround with windowed sidelights. The same colors are used for the windows that reinforce the classic New England look — black louvered shutters adjacent to white framed windows with decor
Home of the Week: Expanded mid-century 4-bedroom in Cohasset for $1.45m (opens the original)
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Year built 1960; expanded and updated since To be clear, Jennifer L. Chu is not a moth. But Chu says it was the light flooding into this mid-century modern that lured her into buying it in 2015. Another attraction was the arboreal cloak covering the 1.87-acre lot. “The feeling was this is like a million miles away from the city, but it’s less than an hour away from downtown Boston,” said Chu. Chu is ending her stewardship of the home, which began in 1960 as a ranch before being expanded and reco
Home of the Week: In Roxbury’s Fort Hill neighborhood, a 3-bedroom in a ‘twin home’ Colonial for $650,000 (opens the original)
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Taxes $7,408 (estimate without residential exemption) Dorchester Heights makes history books for its role in the 1775 Siege of Boston, but what has become known as Fort Hill in what was then the independent town of Roxbury was a player, too. In its more recent history, Fort Hill has become a neighborhood drawing interest. This attached single-family — sometimes called a twin home — has a covered front porch protecting two matching doors with entry to different units. Both properties are on the m
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