The Stoneholm, a turn-of-the-century Beaux-Arts landmark designed by Arthur Bowditch, stands prominently along Beacon Street between Coolidge Corner and Washington Square as one of Brookline’s most architecturally significant addresses. This fourth-floor corner residence, accessed by elevator, is defined by three oversized bay windows that draw in eastern morning light and create a bright, open living space throughout the day. Soaring 9’6″ ceilings and period crown molding add depth and a tasteful sense of scale. The kitchen connects comfortably to the main living area and is complemented by an adjacent pantry for additional storage. The oversized primary bedroom includes an en-suite bath and multiple closets, while the second bedroom offers flexibility with adjacent private bath access. One deeded parking space and a private, oversized storage room are included with the sale.