1 Tannery Brk Row

A converted 19th-century single-story mill building in Somerville reimagined as a brick-and-beam loft community. Built in 1890, the property retains heavy timber post-and-beam construction, exposed brick walls, and large arched or pyramidal skylights that bring abundant natural light into generous open-floor apartments. Units are predominantly one-bedroom lofts with high ceilings, lofted storage or bonus rooms, and flexible plans that accommodate distinct sleeping, working, and entertaining zones. Interiors commonly feature hardwood and polished concrete floors, brick details, built-in shelving, and modernized kitchens with stainless appliances and breakfast bars. Many residences include in-unit laundry, central AC or updated HVAC, private office alcoves, and exclusive outdoor spaces such as enclosed patios, decks, or balconies that face landscaped communal gardens. The building offers limited assigned off-street parking, secure bike storage, and deeded parking for some units. Grounds are professionally landscaped with sprinklers and fenced yards, creating a semi-secluded, treetop setting adjacent to the Minute Man bike path. Located steps from Davis Square’s Red Line station, restaurants, and shops, the complex is managed with an engaged community feel and on-site oversight, blending historic character with contemporary urban loft living.