For the right buyer, the almost impossibly narrow house offers a piece of Boston history and a surprising 1,165 square feet of space.
Source: Inman News
A monument to spite, Boston’s ‘Skinny House’ hits market at $1.2M
Published in boston, Carmela Laurella, listing, Listings, Select, Skinny House, Spite House, Travis Fachs and Zillow
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