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A Designer's Evening at Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams
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Last week John and Jason hosted a spectacular evening for fifty of the Team's clients at the flagship Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams store on Columbus Avenue. Great food, music, and drink were shared by all.
Andrew Terrat, Visual Director, and Sean Spalding, General Manager, spoke about the new fall line, which was on display. In addition, John gave an update on the real estate market and made some predictions for the fall and winter market.
A good time was had by all! Check out the photos!
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2 ARROWHEAD - AVAILABLE!
Quintessential post and beam saltbox home convenient to Wollaston Golf Club beautifully sited on a professionally landscaped corner lot. Custom designed and built, this 4 bedroom home offers an open floor plan, 2 fireplaces, plus a separate au pair suite. $1,349,000 2ArrowheadLane.com
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STRADA 234 - NEW TO MARKET! South facing contemporary loft-style home overlooking the North End. Newly renovated kitchen with granite counters and stainless steel appliances opens to living/dining room. Hardwood floors, concierge, fitness room steps to North Station and North End dining! $649,000 234CausewayStreet.com
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11½ UNION PARK - UNDER AGREEMENT FULL ASKING!
Spectacular duplex home with private entrance in the center of Boston's historic South End. Stunning renovation to the highest standards features a gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances and granite counters and private yard. $1,929,000 11and1-2UnionPark.com
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235 PLEASANT-UNDER AGREEMENT OVER ASKING!
This historic home, The Wyman-Pichette House, skillfully combines classic Greek Revival architecture with modern amenities: 4 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths, central AC, hardwood floors, recessed lighting, dramatic landscaping, patio, and 2 car garage. $995,000 235PleasantSt.comm
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Free for All: the Boston Public Library Reopening!
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Step inside the breathtaking new Boston Public Library and rediscover the city's largest collection of books, archives, and public programs and events. Built in the recent modernist past, the Philip Johnson building has been beautifully transformed with renovations, reshaping and redefining the patron experience at a 21st century urban public library.
The Central Library’s adjacent buildings now offer the best of past and present styles. The Johnson building is the perfect complement to its elder twin, the elegant McKim Building, full of period flourishes and mood. Opened in 1895, the McKim Building boasts vaulting mosaic halls, marble stairways and floors, John Singer Sargent murals, and an outdoor Interior Court. It is the first outstanding example of Renaissance Beaux Arts academicism in the United States.
Highlights of the second and final phase of the renovation include removal of the granite plinths that covered the Johnson building windows – reconnecting the building to the street; a revamped lecture hall for author talks and programming, a new innovation center, new Mac and Windows computers for the public computing area, a hi-tech community learning center, an enlarged Fiction section and new ways of book browsing, digital stacks to explore the BPL’s digitized collections, a state-of-the art Welcome Center, a digital imaging suite, and major landscape components along Boylston Street, including a civic table and new trees. The enterprise retail space at the corner of Boylston and Exeter Streets will feature The Newsfeed Café, opening in the fall and operated by The Catered Affair, and a WGBH News satellite bureau and studio.
Learn more about the Johnson building’s new features online and by following the BPL on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
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