6 Milford St, Boston, MA 02118

Located in Boston's vibrant South End, this Milford single-family brick row house has lots of potential for the urban rehabber who is looking to purchase their own customized residence. The property offers approximately four and half floors of potentially developable space, including a sub- basement. City views are featured from the penthouse level, which can have skylights and roof access with deck build-out. While a single-family townhouse restoration is possible, the layout would also work well for an upper level triplex and lower level duplex. Imagine owning an Entire Brownstone Residence in the heart of Restaurant Row in the South End with a great location on Milford Street. With a Living Area of 2480 square feet (Total Area 3100 sq. ft.) this 4 Floor Building has a potential Single Family Triplex plus lower unit @ Garden Level w/ Sub Basement (1-2 Bed conversion). Features Large Private Yard and foundations for a build-out roof deck for an owner occupied unit. There are so many possibilities for this building. Seller financing may be available based on buyer qualifications for renovation and 2nd tier financing. This Residence has Picture perfect location around the corner from the best South End shops and the Famous Restaurant Row on Tremont Street. Also near Back Bay Station @ Copley, SOWA Arts District and Boston Theatre District. Needs total renovation. Offers considered. Neighborhood Description Home to elegant Victorian brick row houses, many dating from the 1800s, and one of the most diverse populations in Boston, the South End blends many of the best elements of the city. Some of the city's finest dining can be found lining Tremont Street and the arts shine at the Calderwood Pavilion and the Boston Center for the Arts. A lot of the cultural heat is smoldering in the city's South End. This vital neighborhood has been "emerging" for more than 10 years, but has now officially emerged. Engaging new restaurants, bars, shops and condominiums are found among the brownstones on Tremont Street, and are tucked into the side streets, too. Boston's South End has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places as having the largest Victorian brick-row-house district in the United States (www.southendhistoricalsociety.org). The 45 Milford address is steps away from Cyclorama a great place to catch an avant-garde art exhibition or a contemporary play. This 23,000-square-foot rotunda is part of the Boston Center for the Arts (539 Tremont Street, 617-426-5000; www.bcaonline.org), and also offers a range of community events and is home to the Community Music Center of Boston, the Boston Ballet Costume Shop, three small theaters and a rehearsal studio.