Trinity Place Condominium

Trinity Place Condominium is a full-service residential building completed in 1999 and located in Boston’s Back Bay near Copley Square. The property is low-rise at a single story entry level for residents but contains multi-floor residences throughout the complex, offering two- to four-bedroom unit configurations with spacious open plans and high ceilings. Architecturally the building presents a contemporary urban façade that complements neighboring historic landmarks. Interiors commonly feature hardwood or white oak floors, custom millwork, recessed lighting, and high-end kitchen appliances—Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele appear in many renovated homes—alongside stone counters, butler’s pantries, and built-in wine storage in select units. Common areas emphasize resident convenience and wellness: a staffed 24/7 concierge and valet parking link to a secured lobby and deeded garage spaces; an updated fitness center with sauna/steam facilities, massage room, and a resident entry serving the on-site restaurant provide lifestyle services. Private amenities across units include balconies, terraces, bonus rooms or dens (frequently used as home offices), abundant closet/storage space, in-unit laundry, and multiple heating/cooling zones in premium residences. Exterior grounds are professionally landscaped and include roof decks, patios, and decorative lighting that enhance urban outdoor living. The building’s location is central to Back Bay’s shopping, dining, and cultural destinations—Newbury Street, Copley Place, Trinity Church and the Public Library are within immediate walking distance—supporting an urban lifestyle with easy access to transit, restaurants (including direct access to a top-tier Italian restaurant), and boutique retail. The property is pet-friendly and offers services such as in-home dining delivery, adding to its full-service, city-center appeal.