Built over a century ago, Fort Point Place was in 2001 converted to condos that offer a unique residential experience in the heart of Boston’s most exciting and fastest-growing neighborhood, the Seaport District. Its location is the ideal place residents to be close to virtually everything the city has to offer while getting a true
With a beautiful stone façade facing Congress Street in the emerging Fort Point Channel neighborhood, FP3 —built in 1899 and converted to condominiums in 2008 by noted Boston architecture and design firm Hacin + Associates—gives a nod to the areas’ industrial and mercantile past while reinterpreting the architecture of the historic waterfront. Made up of
Inspired by the terrace homes of London, this luxury loft community is made up of three buildings: The Vose, The Emerson, and The Hallet. Located at 1166 Washington Street in the SoWa section of the South End, The Gateway Terrace Lofts was constructed in 2004 and quickly became a sought-after address in the revitalized district.
A former textile manufacturing facility converted to residences in 2004, these 45 luxury condominium-style lofts at 111 Beach Street loft provide high-style contemporary living in the heart of Boston’s historic Leather District, right behind Chinatown near South Station. The living spaces have unique layouts and flexible floor plans to fit residents’ lifestyles, with exposed brick
Built between 1989 and 1993, Burroughs Wharf is conveniently located at the edge of Boston Harbor, adjacent to the Battery Wharf Hotel. A mid-rise two-building complex housing 69 residential condos, many units have a southern exposure with striking city and water views. Floor plans include single-level condos, duplexes and penthouse triplexes ranging in size from
Part of the largest urban redevelopment in New England, Channel Center is located in the heart of the quickly-changing Seaport District, helping to redefine the neighborhood as one of the most exciting in Boston. A circa 1911 brick-and-beam warehouse turned residential development in 2008 offering 120 loft-style luxury condos spread out over two buildings, the
Boston is a city of diverse neighborhoods, many with distinctive New England character, but it is the South End that is the urban core and the city’s historical heart. Home to the nation’s largest district of Victorian-era row houses, it is the district’s warm embrace of the contemporary and artsy that is shaping the future.
Located across from the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in the heart of the prestigious Back Bay neighborhood, The Alexander features a collection of two-bedroom, two-bath luxury apartments in one of the most coveted areas of the city. Its designer residences feature custom stained maple hardwood floors, private patios with Trex high-performance composite decking, gas-burning fireplaces with imported
Arguably the most upscale student-friendly luxury building in Boston, 660 Washington is located in the heart of bustling culture-filled Midtown Boston on the border between Chinatown and the Theatre District. Its beautiful and spacious apartments (ranging from 550 to 1540 square feet) feature hardwood flooring, nine-foot-ceilings, oversized or floor-to-ceiling windows, state-of-the-art kitchens with custom-style cabinetry, granite
