13 Bowdoin St

A late-19th-century, single-story brick condominium property in Boston that reads as a historic rowhouse converted into residential units. Built in 1890, the structure houses primarily two-bedroom residences configured as floor-through penthouse-style layouts in some units, with generous ceiling heights, bay windows, and original moldings retained alongside contemporary renovations. Interiors commonly feature open-plan living and dining areas, renovated kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances, hardwood or parquet floors, in-unit laundry, renovated full bathrooms including en suites, and custom closet systems. The building offers deeded benefits that lift urban living—exclusive roof/deck access rights, private storage, and full deeded parking spaces for select units. Common services include professional building management and elevator access despite the building’s historic provenance. Pet-friendly policies and building wiring for whole-house audio appear in some units. Its immediate location places residents steps from Beacon Hill, Haymarket, Faneuil Hall, Government Center, and MBTA stations, providing direct access to shops, markets, universities, and the Financial District. The overall character blends historic architectural detail with modernized condominium comforts aimed at buyers seeking a compact, well-equipped urban residence with rooftop privileges and dedicated parking.