The 4,100‑square‑foot unit boasts three bedrooms, four full baths, a private terrace, and floor‑to‑ceiling glass walls that frame the Boston skyline.
Paramount Realty, in partnership with Serhant Massachusetts, will manage the sealed‑bid process, requiring bidders to submit proof of funds before the deadline, which falls in late October.
Michael Carucci, listing agent and Serhant partner, said the reserve price offers buyers a "trophy residence" at a "favorable" price point.
Dell purchased the unit after Dell Technologies acquired EMC for $67 billion, using it mainly as a base for business trips, though agents say it stayed largely unused.
Boston’s luxury condo market has shifted since 2016, with recent sales in the city’s downtown crossing falling below the $11 million peak, making this auction one of the most watched luxury property sales in New England this year.
The auction will conclude in late October, and the highest bid will be announced publicly, potentially setting a new benchmark for high‑floor penthouses in the region.