A 33-unit condominium community in Back Bay, Boston.
Market figures reflect closed sales over recent sales. Data sourced from MLS PIN.
# The Barron Mansion: Back Bay's Landmark Address
The Barron Mansion stands as one of Beacon Street's most distinctive residential addresses—a French Chateau-inspired landmark originally built as the personal residence of Clarence Barron, founder of Barron's and Dow Jones. This 33-unit condominium association preserves the architectural grandeur and historical significance of the late 19th-century property while offering modern living in one of Boston's most coveted neighborhoods.
The Barron Mansion includes a mix of studios, one-bedroom, and larger residences. Studios have historically held special significance—one unit is noted as Clarence Barron's former smoking room, featuring original woodwork and fireplace detailing. One-bedroom units typically offer parlor-floor or corner exposures with multiple windows, spacious living and dining areas, and updated kitchen amenities including stainless steel appliances. Premium units include penthouse residences with direct elevator access and spectacular river views.
Units feature soaring ceilings, abundant natural light from corner and multi-window exposures, and period-appropriate finishes throughout. Recent sales data indicates a median price of $740,000 at approximately $856 per square foot, with typical market time around 46 days.
The Barron Mansion places owners in the heart of Back Bay's most prestigious riverside district. Waterside Beacon Street offers immediate access to the Charles River Esplanade, the cultural institutions of the Back Bay, and Boston's financial and professional centers. The building's location provides the walkability and neighborhood character that define Back Bay while maintaining the tranquility of the river edge.
Monthly HOA fees average $916, covering building operations and maintenance of the property's distinctive architectural character. The building's elevator system and professional management support the needs of residents while preserving the mansion's historical integrity.
The Barron Mansion represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Boston's gilded-age heritage as a primary residence or pied-à-terre in one of New England's most sought-after addresses.
Justin Rollo is a Massachusetts real estate expert with over a decade of experience and hundreds of South Shore transactions. He tracks every sale, pending, and price movement inside The Barron Mansion — so whether you're buying into the community or thinking about selling, you're working with someone who knows this specific association inside and out.
Ask Justin about The Barron Mansion →Over recent sales, units at The Barron Mansion sold at a median of $740,000, about $856 per square foot.
Monthly condo fees at The Barron Mansion currently range from roughly $916 to $916, depending on unit size and what the association's master policy covers.
The Barron Mansion is a 33-unit condominium association in Boston, MA.
Recent sales at The Barron Mansion averaged about 46 days on market, with 6 closings in the period.