Mike Gorman Lists Boston Penthouse For $1.495 Million
Former Boston Celtics commentator Mike Gorman has listed his Boston penthouse for $1.495 million, two years after retiring from the broadcast booth.
Gorman served as the voice of the Celtics for 43 years before retiring in 2024 and has credited both the condo and its location right across from TD Garden with helping make his unusually long career possible.
The retired announcer purchased the 1,244-square-foot residence directly from the building’s developer in 2017, the same year the property was completed.
Property Highlights
Price: $1.495 million
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
Size: 1,244 square feet
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Notable Features: Boston skyline views, oversized windows, Bosch and Gaggenau appliances, four primary-suite closets, hardwood floors, rooftop terrace, fitness center, 24-hour concierge, valet parking, private storage
For more information about this listing, contact George Sarkis and Karen Navarrete of The Sarkis Team at Douglas Elliman at thesarkisteam@elliman.com.
Entering The Living Room
As you enter Gorman’s condo, the main living space opens beneath tall ceilings and an oversized window overlooking the Boston skyline.
The room is designed not to distract from the view, with a white sofa and lounge chair sitting across from a low console topped with a variety of art pieces.
Custom Kitchen
Right next to the living area, the kitchen stays open to the main room, with an island and breakfast bar creating a slight separation between the two spaces.
Custom cabinetry conceals integrated Bosch and Gaggenau appliances, while a wine refrigerator is placed beneath the oven at the back of the kitchen.
Primary Suite Bedroom
Down the hall, the primary suite’s bedroom places the bed against a wall illustrated with faded architectural sketches of classical buildings and columns.
Aside from the bedroom, the suite also includes four closets and a private bathroom with dual vanities, a glass-enclosed shower, and a freestanding soaking tub.
Second Bedroom
Next door, the penthouse’s second bedroom sits in a corner of the home, with tall windows lining multiple sides of the room.
From the bed, the view looks straight toward TD Garden across the street.
Why is Gorman Selling?
Now retired from his broadcasting career, Gorman plans to spend more of his time traveling and staying closer to family, prompting him to put the penthouse on the market after nearly a decade of ownership.
Boston, however, will always be an important part of his life after decades spent calling Celtics games and becoming closely associated with the city.
With TD Garden sitting just outside its windows, the penthouse will continue holding a small piece of Gorman’s Boston legacy while giving its next owner a chance to live above the city.
