Charlestown’s Navy Yard

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  About Charlestown’s Navy Yard

  Founded in 1629 before the City of Boston itself, Charlestown is the City’s oldest neighborhood. Much of Charlestown was burned to the ground by British troops following the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775 and was subsequently rebuilt. The Bunker Hill Monument constructed in 1826 and completed in 1842 commemorates the famous battle. Charlestown is home to another celebrated relic of the nation’s history, the U.S.S. Constitution. Also known as “Old Ironsides,” it is the oldest continually commissioned ship in the United States Navy and is docked in the Charlestown Navy Yard.

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  $3,795,000

  49 9th St 49

  • 4 Bed
  • 4.5 Bath
  • 5,168 sqft
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  $1,620,000

  25 9th St 25

  • 3 Bed
  • 3.5 Bath
  • 2,498 sqft
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  $1,525,000

  197 Eighth Street Ph221

  • 2 Bed
  • 3 Bath
  • 2,152 sqft
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49 9th St 49 Charlestown's Navy Yard

$3,795,000

25 9th St 25 Charlestown's Navy Yard

$1,620,000

197 Eighth Street Ph221 Charlestown's Navy Yard

$1,525,000

197 8th Street 728 Charlestown's Navy Yard

$925,000

65 Chelsea St 204 Charlestown's Navy Yard

$705,000

103 13th St 301 Charlestown's Navy Yard

$552,291

1 Pier 8 Slip C Charlestown's Navy Yard

$270,000

1 Slip C Pier 8 Slip C Charlestown's Navy Yard

$270,000

197 Eighth Street Charlestown's Navy Yard

$50,000

58 13th Street T-105 Charlestown's Navy Yard

$4,450/mo

58 13th Street 104 Charlestown's Navy Yard

$3,800/mo

42 8th St 5210 Charlestown's Navy Yard

$3,500/mo