A Standout Sale Above the City: Rodney Scott Represents Buyers at Winthrop Center
A new chapter begins 47 floors above Boston. I’m pleased to share the sale of 240 Devonshire Street, Residence 4708, at The Millennium Residences at Winthrop Center, where I had the privilege of representing the buyers.
The Millennium Residences at Winthrop Center: Unit 4708
Closing at $3,240,000, this transaction marked Midtown’s highest residential sale in the past month. Beyond that distinction, it is a home that brings together expansive views, thoughtful interiors, and the convenience of full-service living in downtown Boston.
A Home with a Remarkable Perspective
Positioned on the 47th floor, Residence 4708 offers approximately 1,667 square feet, with two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a powder room. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame east-facing views across the city toward Boston Harbor and beyond.
The outlook is complemented by 10-foot ceilings and a refined material palette. Studio Becker cabinetry, Sub-Zero refrigeration, Wolf induction cooking, marble kitchen and bathroom finishes, and oak flooring create a polished setting for everyday living.
It is a distinctly urban home, with the city in view and room to step back from its pace.
The Appeal of Winthrop Center
For buyers considering a full-service residence, the experience extends beyond the home itself. Building services, shared spaces, and amenities can play a meaningful role in how a property supports daily life.
At Winthrop Center, residential offerings include a 35th-floor club with an owners’ lounge, outdoor terraces, a screening room, fitness facilities, and a 75-foot indoor lap pool. A vehicle-accessed lobby provides a sheltered arrival and departure experience, while this residence also includes one garage parking space.
Together, these features offer a compelling combination of private living space and amenities close at hand.
Downtown Boston at Your Doorstep
A home at 240 Devonshire Street places residents within Boston’s downtown setting, where established streets and contemporary towers form a distinctive architectural landscape.
For buyers drawn to city living, the appeal is often in the choices surrounding them: heading out for dinner, exploring the neighborhood, or enjoying an evening at home above the skyline. Finding the right property means understanding which of those experiences matter most and how a particular home fits into that picture.
Residence 4708 offers its own perspective on that balance, pairing a central location with an elevated retreat.
Representing the Buyers
Every purchase begins with a different set of priorities. My role is to help buyers evaluate those priorities alongside the property itself, from layout and finishes to building services, ownership considerations, and value.
It was a pleasure to represent the buyers in their purchase at Winthrop Center and help guide them through this important decision. While the sale stands out within Midtown’s recent activity, the most meaningful part is seeing my clients begin their next chapter in a home they chose with confidence.
Exploring Boston’s Full-Service Residences
Boston offers a wide range of condominium experiences, each with its own approach to architecture, amenities, and service. Understanding those differences is an important part of finding the right fit.
Considering a purchase in Winthrop Center, Midtown, or elsewhere in Greater Boston? Contact Rodney Scott for personalized guidance through your home search.
Sale ranking reflects the Midtown residential sales comparison for the past month as of October 19, 2026.
Listing photos courtesy of MP Boston Marketing Team, MP Boston Marketing LLC. Thank you to the listing team for their collaboration throughout this transaction. Rodney Scott represented the buyers.