The American Brewery Lofts

The American Brewery Lofts is a converted early-20th-century industrial building repurposed into a single-story loft-style condominium campus in Jamaica Plain. Completed in 1900 and reimagined for residential use, the property contains 79 units mostly configured as one-bedroom lofts and studios with mezzanines and open floorplans. Architecturally the structure retains historic character—exposed brick, tall barrel and cathedral-style ceilings, and large factory windows—paired with modern insertions like elevators and a finished garage. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings (9–18 feet), bamboo or hardwood floors, recessed lighting, built-in storage, and in-unit washer/dryer hookups; some residences include private mezzanines, lofted bonus rooms, and Juliet balconies overlooking the interior courtyard. Shared spaces center on a landscaped 5,000-square-foot central courtyard, a fitness room, bike storage, private deeded storage, and on-site management. Parking is available via assigned garage spaces with elevator access to residences. The building’s condominium association handles services such as heat and hot water in some units, professional landscaping, and exterior maintenance. Located steps from the Green Line, bus routes, Jamaica Pond, Brookline Village and the Longwood Medical Area, the complex offers a blend of urban transit convenience and a courtyard-oriented community feel. Some units and sales are subject to BPDA income-restriction rules and associated occupancy requirements.