An elevator leads directly to this 4,140-square-foot condo with four bedrooms and four full bathrooms.

The $7.9 million price includes two valeted parking spaces. Campion & Co. has the listing.

The 4,663-square-foot Ritz listing offers three bedrooms and three full bathrooms.

It’s asking $7.45 million through Keller Williams.

This 4,312-square-foot condo with three bedrooms and three full bathrooms is part of a new development.

The spread is asking $7.5 million through Campion & Co., and its Fort Point location means it’s the most expensive Boston listing outside of the usual Beacon Hill-Back Bay-Downtown axis.

The 3,500-square-foot spread at the Mandarin includes three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms—and a price tag of $13.5 million.

It’s on sale through Tony Guthrie at Robert Paul Properties.

This spread at the Clarendon has four bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, and some 3,506 square feet total. There are also two private decks and two parking spaces.

The tag is $10.5 million through Megan Kopman at Compass.

This 4,318-square-foot, 37th-floor Millennium Tower perch comes with four bedrooms and six full bathrooms. The price also includes four (!) parking spaces.

What is that price? $9.65 million through Michael Doherty at Citylife.

This newish 3,573-square-foot penthouse with three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms is asking $9,100,225 through Mary Benoit.

The tag includes two parking spaces.

The 7,500-square-foot Greek Revival townhouse is on sale as a shell for $8,995,000 through Gibson Sotheby’s Beth Dickerson. It is up to the buyer to build out the interior.

The circa 1830 townhouse is a former commercial property of the Unitarian church.

The first non-condo to land on the list of Boston’s 25 most expensive homes for sale is a 6,550-square-foot four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom asking $8,995,000.

Michael Harper at Coldwell Banker has the listing.

This rather precisely priced penthouse—$8,743,240—at an under-construction waterfront condo complex is slated to run to 2,564 square feet and contain three bedrooms as well as three and a half bathrooms.

Janice Dumont has the listing.

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The 4,664-square-foot converted carriage house includes four bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, and a 40-foot-wide private deck with a fire pit out back. It also comes with a garage for two.

The tag $8,495,000 through Gibson Sotheby’s Beth Dickerson.

This ornate penthouse in Trinity Place runs to 4,298 square feet and includes five bedrooms as well as five full bathrooms.

There is a private deck and Charles River views.

It’s asking $8.25 million through Beth Dickerson.

The 3,560-square-foot condo with four bedrooms and four bathrooms is the product of a brownstone renovation.

It is asking $7.8 million through Kevin Caulfield at Compass.

The 7,011-square-foot triplex here is asking $7.75 million through Sally Brewster at Brewster & Berkowitz.

It includes the potential for eight bedrooms.

The 3,319-square-foot condo includes 22 windows, four bedrooms, and four and a half bathrooms.

It’s asking $7.75 million through Jonathan Radford Coldwell Banker.

Another rare townhouse entry: This 5,165-square-footer with five bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms includes a roof deck.

It wants $6.49 million through Campion & Co.

The 5,194-square-foot townhouse in the flat of Beacon Hill has five bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms.

It wants $6.4 million through Campion & Co.

This corner duplex runs to 2,517 square feet, and it includes two bedrooms as well as two and a half bathrooms.

The asking price is $6,295,000 through Marsh Properties.

This 2,840-square-foot build-out is expected to include three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms.

Cabot & Co.’s Rene Rodriguez has listed it for $6.6 million.