Back Bay real estate is best exemplified by its elegant brownstone homes on quiet Marlborough Street and stately Commonwealth Avenue. In the 19th century, Back Bay attracted the wealthiest members of society who had some of the most noteworthy architects of the time design and build their new homes. Most of those buildings still stand today. Many of these brownstones have been totally renovated into luxurious modern single family homes and condominiums. If you are looking for a larger, full-service luxury condo building, here are some of the best luxury buildings in the Back Bay.

Back Bay luxury condo buildings.

If you are looking at Back Bay real estate, you will want to note that it is a centrally located neighborhood characterized by world-class dining and high-end boutiques.

If you live in this neighborhood, you are never far from mass transit and all highways. Symphony Hall, home to the BSO and the Boston Pops is located in the Back Bay. The Museum of Fine Arts is close by. It is also home to the Berklee College of Music and New England Conservatory.

Boston's most central neighborhood, The Back Bay is easily reachable via the MBTA Green line's Arlington, Copley, Hynes Convention, and Kenmore Stops. Additionally, there is the Back Bay Station Orange line and commuter rail Station. Convenient to the Mass Pike, Storrow Drive, and I-93.

Back Bay is a great place to live if you work in the Financial District, Boston University, Mass General Hospital and lots of other locations. It is walkable to virtually all downtown areas.

On Back Bay's east is the Boston Public Garden with its famed Swan Boats, as well as the Boston Common. Beacon Hill adjoins it, and on the south is the beautiful South End neighborhood. To the West is Kenmore Square, location of Fenway Park, the home of the Boston Red Sox.