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Posted by Pam on February 3rd, 2009 in Back Bay Homes, Boston Neighborhoods

In the Back Bay, a parking space might go for $200K.

 So imagine our surprise at finding several condos in this neighborhood at parking-space prices.

 Admittedly, at this price range, a condo is usually tiny (like about 300 square feet or no larger than 30 square meters) but at least you’ve got a great convenient location. Back Bay is always chic, always in the thick of things, great for shopping and dining.

1091 Boylston Street, #47
BEDS: 0/BATHS:1
SQ.FT: 319
$161,900
Located on the border between the Fenway and the Back Bay, this tiny studio is convenient to all the city has to offer.

228 Commonwealth Avenue
BEDS:0/BATHS:1
SQ.FT: 335
$224,900
Located on Commonwealth Ave between Exeter and Fairfield Streets, this studio is in a 10-unit brownstone building near public transportation, Newbury St. , the Charles River, Boston Public Garden and the Prudential Center.

456 Beacon Street, #2
BEDS:0/BATHS:1
SQ.FT:431
It’s a relatively large two-room studio with hardwood floors, three closets and tile bath.