Asking price? Less than $2 million.

The South Shore community may be a bit farther from the city than other spots, but its beaches, small-town feel, and relatively affordable real estate more than make up for it.

Yes, it’s a barn. But it’s an antique barn on the National Register of Historic Places—a 5,098-square-foot home nestled along Cape Cod’s Route 6A.

Stunning woodland grounds, a 500-bottle wine cellar, and spacious living areas (indoors and out) make this property an enviable estate.

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare a home close to the city with a house northwest of Boston on a sprawling lot.

With 68-plus acres, a tennis pavilion, a zipline, an art gallery with elevator, this Vermont compound is massive (to put it lightly).

With phenomenal Back Bay views and generous space, this stylish residence at The Quinn is the stuff of aspirational urban dreams.

There’s commerce and community in this picturesque North Shore suburb—but be prepared to pounce on real estate.

Bright, big spaces, lush exteriors, and a desirable location are all part of the package at this newly constructed 8,086-square-foot estate.

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare a luxury unit on Shawmut Avenue with a sun-filled contemporary west of Boston.

Where to go and what to see for your spring arts fix.

In Yo Ahn Han’s mixed media artworks, lacy cuttings fashioned as flowers symbolize the fragility of life as his vibrant colors celebrate it.

The colors of spring (and fall) inform the scheme in the pattern-filled interiors of this 1920s house.

Inside award-winning landscape architecture, covetable clothing collections, and energetic homes with heart.

Creative elegance abounds at the international hotelier’s first North American outpost, where there’s also an emphasis on the Hub’s history.