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The original owner of this property, C. Henry Kimball, invented a heated railcar for hauling potatoes and championed the rights of small stockholders, and now his 19th-century Queen Anne Victorian is home to four condos.

There’s a nice broad farmer’s porch in this Colonial, but you’ll want to check out the rest of the house, too.

You’ll get into a beachy mood as soon as you drive up to this three-bedroom home in Scituate.

This Porter Square home was renovated in 1982, but important original details were left intact.

The Brookline unit comes with elevator access, a stone patio, and covered parking.

The home also has a barn and a two-tier deck in a fenced-in yard.

This Sudbury home has five bedrooms and five full and three half baths — in the main house.

This home comprises two of the five units in this condo building and boasts its own front entry.

A basketball court, pool with water slide, hot tub, theater room, workout room, and bowling alley complete this eight-bedroom house.

It looks as if this Dedham home has been here for centuries, but the layout reveals its true age.

This $1.1 million home has five bedrooms and a doggie suite that includes a dog bath, a padded kennel, and a partially covered walkway to a dog run.

Converted into condos in 2015, the home retains its welcoming porch and its charm.

The fifth bedroom was created by finishing the attic space, which also contains a bonus room.

The first step inside this 10-year-old home leads to an unexpectedly airy expanse: an open floor plan with 15-foot-high ceilings.

From the street, it looks something like a bird of prey unfurling its wings.

Nearly every room in this three-level contemporary has a ceiling at least 10 feet high and tall triple-insulated windows.

Unit offers an updated marble bath, a kitchen with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances, and a Murphy bed with recessed lighting.

This four-bedroom home is about a mile from the commuter rail and beach, and across the street from one of the best-kept secrets in Manchester-by-the-Sea.

In Chelsea, a brick town house makes the most of park and river views.

This mid-century home also sports a treehouse, half a basketball court, and a ballet room.

The home, which abuts conservation land, makes the most of passive solar heating.

This Pembroke address offers three bedrooms at a starter home price point.

Stone archways with cast-iron gates guard the entrance to this distinctive house, which has served as a bed and breakfast and a retreat.

Ron Berger, former defensive end for the Patriots, lived in this contemporary ranch in Canton.

Formed from the sanctuary of a Colonial Revival-style church, this condo has neck-craning panache.

This Duxbury home was expanded in the 1980s and in 2007.

The home Marcel Breuer designed in 1940 was falling apart when two architects looking for a riverfront lot spotted it.

A hidden room, access to a private dock, and four bathrooms are highlights in this contemporary home.

This Andover home offers passive-solar features in a tranquil, perennial-filled setting.

There have been 26 presidential elections since this red brick and concrete building rose above Commonwealth Avenue.

This Melrose home offers three bedrooms, a modern kitchen, and a lot of charm.

Less than a mile to the beach, this house in Brewster is awash in blues, greens, and whites.

Sixteen condo units are still available at the Reading Woods development by Pulte Homes.

With its large windows and mix of stone and wood textures, this Acorn Deck House blends into its wooded setting in Lexington.

This $10 million home has a great room, which has hosted “persons of extraordinary talent, political influence, and historic renown.”

This detached single-family in Charlestown has four bedrooms, three fireplaces, and a wraparound brick patio with a cast-iron fence.

This Newton Victorian was once the home of famous poet and writer Celia Thaxter. It has been converted into two condo units.

The family of former Boston mayor Kevin White is selling his childhood home, a Queen Anne Victorian in West Roxbury.

The home is in Quincy’s Houghs Neck neighborhood.

The center-hall Colonial has an outbuilding that holds a domed observatory that rotates, a viewing deck with a sliding roof, a workshop, and meeting space.

The hilltop ranch has a pool, basketball court, a game room, and a fenced-in play area.

This home was built in 1859.

The condo in the Highlands neighborhood escapes most of the noise from Boston’s Logan International Airport.

The fourth-floor condo has a roof deck and exterior walls of glass.

The condo is in the LEED Gold-certified Macallen Building.

The house has many original features, including the chestnut floors in some rooms.

The stone now gives way to warmer oak floors in the atrium, and two bedrooms are reached via rolling barn doors.

The house is built on a bluff that rises some 150 feet above Rumney Marsh Reservation.

This five-bedroom home abuts Needham Town Forest and features a heated in-ground pool and two bars.