Tech titan Michael Dell vaults yet another beacon of Boston’s skyline onto the real estate chessboard. With a discerning eye set on the architectural jewel of Millennium Tower, Dell unfurls the sale of a 59th-floor penthouse, a retreat he secured in 2016 for $10.9 million, mirroring its current asking price. This venture unfolds mere months after Dell placed a $35 million crown atop the city’s tallest residential marvel in Back Bay, marking a strategic retreat from one luxury bastion to another.
The Millennium Tower penthouse is perched in the pulsing heart of Boston’s Financial District. Built in 2016, this 4,110-square-foot abode weaves a narrative of refined elegance, boasting three bedrooms, a terrace sanctum, and commanding 14-foot-high windows framing panoramic vistas of the urban landscape and Boston harbor. A paragon of sophisticated living, the domicile is accentuated with custom cabinetry, sumptuous marble, and wide-plank wood flooring, all enveloped in natural light. Dell’s fortress in the clouds also comes with two parking spaces, a premium amenity in the tower, which houses over 440 units and has witnessed transactions reaching $35 million.
Dell’s net worth is north of $71 billion, per Forbes.
