Ex-Boston Bruins Fan Favourite Makes A Shocking Move With His House In Boston
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Taylor Hall is a busy man as of late, adjusting to his new team the Carolina Hurricanes, in doing so he's going to have to part ways with his property in Boston.
The Boston Bruins had Hall on the roster just short of three seasons, as he played 158 games for the B's during his time here.
He'd score 111 points (44 G, 67 A) and would have a -37 by the time he was traded to the Chicago Blackhawks for Ian Mitchell and Alec Regula.
Now, with the latest trade which sent him to the Carolina Hurricanes, as a part of the complex Mikko Rantanen deal, he's had to put his Boston condo up for sale.
The Condo is part of one of Boston's historic neighborhoods and will fetch a nice price for the former 1st-round pick of the Edmonton Oilers.
Located in Fort Point, a neighborhood of Boston where a fort stood in colonial times, Hall's former apartment has four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.
Now, you can buy it for $4,099,000.
Now, you can buy it for $4,099,000.
The condo itself is two levels, it comes with four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and one parking space.
«Boasting unparalleled sun exposure on three sides, this stunning residence offers a rare blend of contemporary elegance and historic charm,» reads the listing. «This is a unique opportunity to experience urban living at its finest, where every detail has been meticulously crafted to create a harmonious blend of luxury and convenience.»
The condo has been listed at 2,845 square feet, featuring 13-foot ceilings, two private roof decks for luxury and relaxation, and comes with an "abundance of windows".
That seems to be the standard issue model for many NHL player's condos we've seen advertised across the league for sale.
Something about overseeing the city that you play in must be tantalizing, and we're sure Boston's skyline is something to be in awe of.
Taylor Hall now plays for the Carolina Hurricanes after stints in Boston and Chicago.
The condo has been listed at 2,845 square feet, featuring 13-foot ceilings, two private roof decks for luxury and relaxation, and comes with an "abundance of windows".
That seems to be the standard issue model for many NHL player's condos we've seen advertised across the league for sale.
Something about overseeing the city that you play in must be tantalizing, and we're sure Boston's skyline is something to be in awe of.
Taylor Hall now plays for the Carolina Hurricanes after stints in Boston and Chicago.
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