Clarendon Court

Clarendon Court is a small, single-story condominium conversion originally built in 1988 and configured primarily with one-bedroom residences. The property occupies a distinctive former ecclesiastical structure in Boston’s South End, where converted church volume and architectural details inform many interiors. Units commonly feature hardwood floors, vaulted or cathedral ceilings, abundant natural light from multiple windows, and private outdoor spaces such as balconies, terraces or garden patios. Interior fittings across units vary by renovation but often include updated kitchens with stainless appliances, in-unit laundry, central air, recessed lighting, and generous built-in storage or flexible rooms used as dens or dressing areas. Shared elements emphasize boutique scale: an elevator, a professionally managed association, an expansive common roof deck with panoramic city views, a stained-glass sitting area in the lobby, and limited garage parking with rental or deeded options. The building’s landscaping and roof-deck planting create usable outdoor gathering spaces. Pet policies are permissive with trustee or management approval. Located steps from restaurant row, parks, transit and cultural venues, Clarendon Court offers an urbane, amenity-light condominium experience anchored by its historic character and strong common spaces.