Investment Analysis — 2 Derne Street

Boston, MA 02114 — Beacon Hill

Based on rent reported on the MLS listing, a 6-unit multi-family in 02114 carries $17,250/mo in gross rent — about a 4.77% cap rate and $157,311/yr in estimated NOI at the $3,299,000 list price. Adjust every assumption in the calculator below.

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Beds

Baths

SqFt

4,241

Style

5-9 Family

Built

1899

2 Derne Street is a rare six-unit brick multifamily investment opportunity in a trophy Beacon Hill location directly across from the Massachusetts State House. The property consists of five well-renovated one-bedroom residential apartments, all fully occupied on annual leases providing stabilized in-place income, along with one ground-floor commercial unit (identified as 45-B Bowdoin Street) offered vacant for maximum flexibility to lease, reposition, or owner-occupy. Units throughout present very well, with select spaces still offering value-add upside for further rent growth. Ideally situated just steps from Boston Common, Charles Street's shops and restaurants, MGH, Downtown Boston, and the Financial District, with immediate access to MBTA Red and Green Line service, 2 Derne Street offers investors a rare combination of classic Beacon Hill architecture, dependable cash flow, and long-term upside in one of Boston's most enduringly desirable neighborhoods

Estimates — not financial advice

These figures are illustrative estimates for informational purposes only — not an appraisal, valuation, or guarantee of rent, income, or returns, and not financial, tax, or investment advice. Rent is either the figure reported on the MLS listing — in-place rent that may differ from market and is not verified against the actual leases — or, where the listing reports none, an estimate from HUD Small Area Fair Market Rents, a government benchmark that may differ from actual market rent. Each figure is labelled with its source. Cap rate, NOI, and returns depend on the assumptions shown, which you can change. MLS and other third-party data may be inaccurate or out of date. Verify all figures independently and consult your own financial, tax, and legal advisors before making any investment decision.