Porter 156 Lofts

Porter 156 Lofts is a single-story, converted industrial loft building in East Boston completed in 1910 and reconfigured for residential use. The collection of one- and two-bedroom lofts preserves factory-era character: exposed brick, concrete beams and columns, oversized warehouse windows and dramatic ceiling heights that in some units reach 14–18 feet. Typical residences include open-plan living areas, mezzanine sleeping platforms, custom built closets and contemporary kitchens; many units have in-unit laundry, central air and deeded garage parking. Shared features emphasize social and outdoor living — a large common roof deck with city and park views, a rooftop entertainment room/private event space, and well-maintained landscaping. Exterior amenities extend to private balconies or patios, storage, fenced yards and selective deck access rights; a small number of recreational features such as tennis courts are present on the property. The elevator-served building is professionally managed and provides wired broadband access. Its location steps from the MBTA Blue Line (Airport Station), proximity to waterfront parks, restaurants and the burgeoning East Boston waterfront makes it highly walkable and transit-friendly. Pet and parking policies are unit-specific; some residences participate in affordable/deed-restricted ownership programs.