118 Riverway

Riverway Square is a low-rise, early-20th-century condominium complex built in 1915 and occupying a single-story footprint in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood. The property primarily offers studio and large alcove studio layouts with traditional pre-war details such as high ceilings, hardwood floors, and multiple closets; many units include defined entry halls, combined living/dining areas, and separate sleeping alcoves. The exterior is set around professionally landscaped courtyards and garden spaces that create a sheltered, leafy entry environment adjacent to the Emerald Necklace; building windows were updated in 2008 and major steam boilers replaced in 2014. Common areas and services reflect practical, resident-focused management: elevator access, on-site laundry, indoor bike storage, basement storage lockers, and a staffed condominium association. The building allows pets, maintains a smoke-free policy in many units, and carries modest condo fees that often include heat and hot water. Its immediate location places residents steps from the Green Line T stop, supermarkets, restaurants, Fenway Park, and the Longwood Medical and university corridors, supporting dense urban living with landscaped communal outdoor space.