It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare a two-bedroom in the City of Squares to a single-family located just a hop, skip, and a jaunt down I-90 in Natick.

Multiple firepits, one hulking stone chimney, and a saltwater pool make this Mendon home majestic.

This ballpark-adjacent neighborhood is a home run for city buyers.

This Yarmouth Port Gothic Revival is a house to worship. (Wink wink.)

This luxe home neighbors the Public Garden and gives off boutique vibes.

Built by a whaling captain, this historic Cape Cod home has six bedrooms and a stunning roof deck.

One-percenters will soon have a new haven. The rest of us will have a vastly improved transportation hub.

Turn it into a swanky grownup lounge, of course.

This North Shore treasure, documented extensively by the Library of Congress, was last for sale in 1951.

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare a three-floor townhouse in Beacon Hill with a stately Dover single-family.

Taking clues from the past and the present, an 1840s-era Beacon Hill reading room gets a stunning renovation.

Seeking a Hallmark-movie community with green space galore? Look no further than this idyllic west-of-Boston suburb.

One designer’s solution for a Comm Avenue mansion: Swarming butterflies and saturated cobalt blue.

Psych! You probably will. But which one of the “W” towns finishes in the top three?

Inside Dolce & Gabbana’s handmade collections, the beauty of design with Mark D. Sikes, and Alexander Girard’s impressive oeuvre.