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The 2,428-square-foot Victorian townhouse at 39 Fayette Street in tiny Bay Village last traded 10 years ago for the rather precise sum of $1,392,500. It went up for sale again in late August for $2,450,000—or a little more than $1K a square foot. We wondered aloud then if that was a little too ambitious, even in Boston's frothy healthily robust housing market. The 4-BR, 2.5-BA with back patio and on-street parking closed over the weekend for $2,300,000. That represents a relatively modest price-chop, no surprise nowadays. Still, we think we can safely surmise that 39 Fayette will represent the biggest Bay Village trade of 2015. Who's with us?
· Bay Village Is Boston's Monaco: Tiny, Charming and Pricey [Curbed Boston]
· Big Price Tag in Little Bay Village: 39 Fayette Asks $2M-Plus [Curbed Boston]
· 3 Signs Greater Boston's Housing Market Is Actually Cooling [Curbed Boston]
· 7 Things to Watch For in Greater Boston Real Estate This Fall [Curbed Boston]
· Our Big Deals archive [Curbed Boston]
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