Symphony Court Condominiums

Symphony Court Condominiums is a boutique redevelopment of a 1910 brick-and-limestone structure converted into a low-rise condominium property in Boston’s Cultural District. The project reimagines historic masonry with contemporary loft-style interiors across single-story residences and larger penthouse duplexes, featuring high ceilings, oversized windows, recessed lighting, and hardwood floors that emphasize natural light. Unit layouts range from one-bedroom lofts with open floorplans and gallery-style foyers to multi-bedroom penthouses with private terraces, walk-in closets, and enlarged master baths; many homes include in-unit laundry and added deeded storage. Common areas are curated for resident comfort and social life: a welcoming lobby with fireplace, staffed attendant/concierge coverage, a club room/lounge that opens to outdoor terraces, a fitness center, bicycle storage, and multiple rooftop/deck spaces with professional landscaping and outdoor grill hookups. The building offers on-site or immediately adjacent garage parking options and a mix of deeded and rentable storage. Located steps from Symphony Hall and adjacent to Whole Foods, the property sits at the convergence of Fenway, Back Bay and the South End, placing cultural venues, restaurants, transit (Green and Orange lines) and retail within an easy walk.