Lewis Wharf Condominium

Lewis Wharf Condominium is a historic, single-story (ground-level residential footprint across multiple connected wharf structures) complex occupying renovated 19th-century brick wharf buildings along Boston Harbor. Built in 1850 and converted to mixed-use, the property contains residential loft-style units above commercial storefronts; the residential portion comprises roughly four residential floors within the wharf envelope and includes 95 units. Architectural character emphasizes exposed brick walls, oversized timber beams, high ceilings and hardwood floors that evoke original industrial craftsmanship. Interiors commonly feature open floor plans, custom millwork, coffered or beamed ceilings, recessed lighting, built-in shelving, den or study spaces, and modernized kitchens and baths; many units offer private balconies or terraces, multiple exposures and sweeping harbor and city views. The building provides practical conveniences including two elevators, 24-hour concierge/security, rooftop laundry room and a common seasonal heated outdoor swimming pool set in manicured gardens, plus marina slips and guest/on-site rental parking. Exterior amenities include professionally landscaped courtyards, roof decks, porches and fruit trees adjacent to the Harbor Walk. Pet policy commonly restricts dogs (cats often permitted); some units allow installation of in-unit laundry and conversion to wood-burning fireplaces where building rules and vents permit. Situated on Boston’s waterfront near the North End, Faneuil Hall, the Seaport and major transit hubs, Lewis Wharf blends historic loft character with full-service condominium living and direct harbor access.