Fort Point Place Condominium

Fort Point Place Condominium occupies a converted warehouse footprint in Boston’s Fort Point/Seaport area, dating to 1900 and reconfigured into single-story loft residences. The building reads as industrial‑residential: exposed brick walls, original wood beams, high ceilings and large industrial-style windows are repeated throughout the units. Layouts range from one- to three-bedroom lofts and open-plan units and often include separate sleeping alcoves, French/Juliet balconies, and custom built cabinetry. Interiors frequently feature hardwood floors, recessed lighting, modern stainless appliances, and in-unit washers and dryers; some homes retain high, sandblasted beams and maple plank flooring. Common elements include an elevator, professional property management with a superintendent, and secure deeded garage parking with oversized spaces. Exterior amenities emphasize urban views and outdoor access with private balconies and roof decks. The building supports modern connectivity with DSL/high-speed hookups and is pet friendly with relatively low condo fees. Located steps from Seaport restaurants, the Financial District, South Station and transit lines, the condominium offers a walkable urban lifestyle blending historic character with contemporary finishes.