Madeline Bilis

Contributor

Madeline Bilis was an associate editor at Boston magazine. She studied journalism at Emerson College and grew up in an exciting town outside of Worcester.

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Home & Property

Fixer-Upper Friday: A Cute Little Cape in Everett

Talk about a rare find.

Home & Property

Five Antique Open Houses in New England to See This Weekend

On the hunt for a 17th-century Colonial with a fireplace? You’re in luck.

Home & Property

On the Market: The Coziest of Cozy Mountainside Homes

This luxe lodge in Maine is a stone’s throw from Sugarloaf Mountain.

Home & Property

The 15 Prettiest Homes to Hit the Market This Year

From a gut-renovated townhouse in Beacon Hill to a mansion in Jamaica Plain.

Home & Property

On the Market: A Whimsical Converted Church on the Cape

A prim and proper exterior conceals a dramatically detailed interior.

Home & Property

On the Market: A Former Toy Store in Essex

Find this 1740 Colonial sitting pretty on Main Street.

Home & Property

Five Open Houses in the South End to See This Weekend

Brownstones galore.

Home & Property

The Most Expensive Apartment in Boston Is Exactly Where You Think It Is

The price tag? $30,000 per month.

Home & Property

On the Market: A Retro Retreat in Camden, Maine

Built in 1967, this octagonal lake house boasts the ultimate midcentury feature: a conversation pit.

Home & Property

On the Market: An Elegant Brick Manor in Chestnut Hill

It offers more than 6,000 square feet of ultra-sleek living space.

Home & Property

Five Beautiful Old Farm Houses for Sale in Connecticut

From Fairfield County to the Litchfield Hills.

Travel

Travel Deal: A Discounted Stay in Times Square

A new Irish-inspired boutique hotel invites you to explore midtown Manhattan.

Home & Property

On the Market: A Quirky Condo in Bar Harbor

It’s tucked on a side street near the village green.

Home & Property

On the Market: A Midcentury Charmer in Cambridge

This end unit comes with an enclosed garden.

Wellness

I Tried It: The Digital Detox

Is it really possible to unplug for a day?