Past Developments

Porter 156

Uniquely well suited to loft living, this building offers wide open space, towering high ceilings and magnificent walls of windows. With a nod to the rich history of East Boston and a view toward the future, these essential loft features are combined with sleek contemporary finishes, on-site parking, balconies, and thoughtfully designed common areas. Unlike other “loft” buildings, this building offers “true loft living”— having been converted from a former industrial space — complete with the original brick cylindrical smoke stack, punctuating the exterior finish.

Le Jardin

BACK BAY, Le Jardin, Boston's most successful new white glove doorman building offering spectacular views of Public Garden. Full floor residences with enormous 5,000 sf of outstanding corner living space. Wrap around views, 24 hour concierge, valet parking. Spectacular penthouse with 2 private roof terraces.

The Charlesview Condominiums

The Charlesview, originally built in 1923 as The Fensgate Hotel, was converted into 67 luxury condominium residences. Strategically located at the corner of Beacon Street and Charlesgate East, The Charlesview is easily accessible to public transportation, Storrow Drive, Newbury Street shopping, and Kenmore Square. In addition, the Charles River Esplanade, Boston’s most popular leisure time location, is only steps away. With most units providing either spectacular river views or breathtaking city views, The Charlesview is one of Boston’s most sought after locations to own!

303 Berkeley

303 Berkeley Street, a restoration of three contiguous historic buildings on the corner of Berkeley and Beacon Streets, boasts nine luxury condominium residences, on-site concierge, keyed elevator access and highly sought after garage parking. These properties preserve the rich grandeur of Back Bay ambience, at the same time providing all the modern amenities important to today's most discerning buyers.

393 Commonwealth Avenue

One of the city’s finest residences that is also close to both Boston’s and Cambridge’s cultural institutions featuring five incredibly beautiful, floor-through residences. The lavish interior of the Dexter House features soaring ceilings, bordered by crown molding, carved marble mantels, and paneled wainscoting, much of which has been retained within the extraordinary, 100-foot deep home.

57 Beacon

This beautifully refurbished townhouse is located on the South slope between the Massachusetts State House and Charles Street. Each unit commands sunny and spectacular views of the historic Common and the Boston skyline. This six-story townhouse was converted into 3 two-story residences, each with front to back exposures. Interior stairways, a wonderfully ornate common stair, and a modernized elevator render vertical circulation pleasant and convenient. The exterior of this magnificent residence was restored and enhanced with the addition of new shutters, repainted wood trim and cornice to match the adjoining 56 Beacon Street, and a completely rebuilt and handsomely detailed series of window fronts at the fifth floor level

The Residences at No. 17 Worcester Street

Originally built in 1860 by John C. Pratt as a distinguished double-wide townhouse for prominent Boston merchant George Hughes, this exceptional property is a stunning representation of a bygone era. During the twentieth century the home served as a church until 1998. Presently 17 Worcester Street has been painstakingly and meticulously restored to memorialize its former beauty while transporting this extraordinary Victorian property into the modern day by creating nine luxurious residences.
The residences at No. 17 Worcester Street are located in the historic South End of Boston, which boasts the largest concentration of landmark Victorian buildings in the U.S. encompassing over 49,000 acres.

The Residences at Penny Savings Bank

This South End landmark features over 10,000 square feet of a striking glass addition which crowns a gorgeous two story marble building set on the corner of desirable Washington and Union Park Streets. 23 luxury condominium units offering lofts, one bedroom and two bedroom homes are enhanced by designer kitchens with Viking appliances. Garage parking available.

128 Beacon Street

Magnificent brand new construction on prestigious waterside of Beacon Street. Three contiguous buildings offering luxurious amenities and sensational water views. Absolutely no expense spared in this complete renovation.

The Channel Center

A Boston neighborhood is reborn.

Rooted in the past and redefined. Channel Center is urban life on a human scale. With new residences, historic lofts, offices, restaurants, shops, theatre, and galleries, Channel Center is where work and pleasure, culture and commerce come together naturally. From the creators of Rowes Wharf, a landmark on Boston’s Waterfront, fourteen historic buildings will be restored, four new buildings designed and built. Evocative of the city’s most celebrated addresses, Channel Center combines turn-of-the century architecture with innovative design to create a timeless balance of old and new.

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