Key Loft Buildings

The Seaport/South Boston

Fort Point Place (21 Wormwood Street)

21 Wormwood Street Lofts better known as Fort Point Place Lofts is located in the heart of the new Seaport District and features 117 residential units on six floors most with garage parking.  Formerly a carriage factory and stable,  Fort Point Place was gut rehabbed in 2001 with most unit retaining the original brick and beam interiors as well as hardwood floors. The building has a lovely mix of residents from empty nesters and families with children to many folks who work in the Financial District about eight walkable blocks away. Loft sizes range from 600 square feet to over 3000.

The Channel Center  (25-35 Channel Center Street)

437 D Street Lofts

36 A Street Lofts

Alelle (150 Dorchester Street)

Macallen Building (141 Dorchester Street)

Court Press Building (9 West Braodway)

FP3

320 West 2nd Street

Dockside Place Lofts (33 Sleeper Street)

Leather District/Chinatown/The Financial District/Mid-Town

All Lofts on South Street

All Lofts on beach Street

717 Atlantic Avenue

Built in the late 1890's as cold storage for the Atlantic Fur Merchants, 717 Atlantic Avenue Lofts was converted in 2000 into 32 live/work loft spaces. With careful attention to preserving original architectural details most lofts feature the original vault doors and wooden liners as a welcome reminder of the builder's former use. Located on Atlantic Avenue across from South Station 717 Atlantic Avenue Lofts are convenient to the Red Line, Commuter Rail,Amtrak, The Mass Pike,Route 93 as well as the Bus Terminal and a few blocks to the new Rose Kennedy Greenway.

42 Chauncy Street

451- 453 Washington Street

88 Kingston Street

The South End

Laconia Lofts (1200 Washington Street)

Gateway (1166 Washington Street)

Gateway (Fay Street Street)

Chelsea/East Boston/Sommerville

Spencer Lofts (Chelsea)

Industrie Lofts (950 Broadway Chelsea)

156 Porter Street (East Boston)

Dorchester

DNA Lofts