26 Crescent Ave #3

Three residences in a 2023 new-construction condominium, a three-minute walk from the JFK/UMass Red Line. Each home has an open-concept kitchen and living area, three bedrooms, and two full baths, including a primary ensuite. Residents share common areas, and every unit opens to a large private deck made for morning coffee, evening air, and summer dinners outside. Finishes include nine-foot ceilings, six-inch French oak planks throughout, quartz counters, and custom cabinets. The kitchen features Beko stainless appliances — gas stove, microwave, dishwasher, and oversized double-door fridge — plus full-size in-unit laundry. Homes also include central gas forced hot air and air conditioning, closet organizers, video camera at the front door, and a Navien tankless hot-water system. Baths have designer tiled showers and modern vanities. Natural light fills the living spaces. Each unit has private basement storage, with an open common area for bike storage. This is a rare Boston address that feels coastal without leaving the city. Columbia Point, Carson Beach, and the Harborwalk are an easy stroll. Morning runs and evening bike rides follow Dorchester Bay past the JFK Presidential Library, the Edward M. Kennedy Institute, and UMass Boston. Savin Hill and Malibu Beaches sit just beyond, with sand, picnic lawns, and the historic Savin Hill Yacht Club nearby. The Red Line puts downtown Boston, South Station, and the Seaport a short ride away; Route 93 is minutes for drivers. Dining is one of Dorchester’s real strengths. Near Savin Hill, McKenna’s Café remains the classic Boston breakfast. Savin Bar & Kitchen pours cocktails and plates New American dinners; Ghost Pepper Taco + Tequila Bar brings margaritas and late-night energy. Bánh Mì Ba Le is a citywide favorite for crackling baguettes and pickled vegetables. At the station, the Banshee is the neighborhood Irish pub; Singh’s Roti Shop serves generous West Indian rotis. A short hop to Upham’s Corner is Comfort Kitchen, known for African-diaspora cooking and inventive brunch. 224 Boston Street remains a quiet New American hideaway; Shanti is the local Indian staple. Fields Corner adds pho, bánh mì, and Caribbean plates. Grocery, coffee, and Morrissey Boulevard pizza fill the rest of the week. Finished 2023 condominium with gas cooking, central air, shared common areas, a large private deck, Harborwalk access, rapid transit, and distinctive neighborhood restaurants as everyday life.