Boston's waterfront is undergoing one of the largest man made construction projects in the history of the modern world, don't you want to tell your grandchildren you lived there while it was happening?

Sandwiched between one of the oldest areas of town, the North End and the Boston Harbor, is a gorgeous 161 year old building which was built as a trade center, later used as rope and ship building factories and finally converted in 1976 to accommodate commercial space on the ground floor and five floors of beautiful loft living.

All of the units in this building have unique layouts ranging from large $1450 studios to beautiful $2100 two bedroom duplexes, however they all do have desirable features in common; very tall ceilings with original wooden beams, floor to ceiling exposed brick, high speed RCN connection, and large windows with either city or harbor views. The common factors of the building include a large atrium, on-site management, elevator access, laundry in building and 24-hour security on premises.