Enjoy the room to live, work, entertain, and truly settle in, all in the heart of Back Bay. Unit 24 at the School House Condominium offers a thoughtfully designed two-level layout, giving you the kind of flexibility and separation that is hard to find in a city condo. Step inside and discover a warm, inviting home where beautiful wood floors, high ceilings, and custom built-ins bring character to every level. The living room offers generous space to relax and gather, with custom shelving and cabinetry providing both style and functionality. Just beyond, the dining room welcomes everything from quiet dinners to evenings with friends, framed by a charming bay window that adds natural light and architectural character. The galley-style kitchen keeps everyday cooking practical and connected to the rest of the home, with stainless steel appliances ready for everything from morning coffee to dinner at home. When it's time to unwind, retreat to one of two comfortable bedrooms, both featuring wood flooring and thoughtful storage. The second bedroom also offers a built-in desk and high ceilings, creating an ideal space for a home office, guest room, or personal retreat. And then there is the library, a truly special feature with floor-to-ceiling custom shelving and a ladder, offering a wonderful space to curl up with a book, work from home, display your collection, or simply enjoy a quiet moment away from the activity of the main living spaces. Two full baths, in-unit laundry, central air, elevator access, and the enduring charm of a historic Graham Gund-designed brick building add to the everyday ease of this home. Located in the desirable Back Bay, with public transportation, shopping, parks, the T, universities, and more all within the surrounding area, Unit 24 offers a chance to enjoy the energy of the city without giving up the space you want at home. Come see how much more comfortable city living can feel when you have the space to make it your own. ** Historic School House Condominium building designed by renowned Boston architect Graham Gund.** ** Open House Sunday, September 20th from 1:30-3:00pm. **