Loft 43

Loft 43 is a single-story boutique loft building originally constructed in 1900 and extensively renovated into condominium residences. The property’s footprint emphasizes an open, loft-style plan: two-bedroom floor-through units with tall ceilings, wide windows, and bamboo hardwood floors. Interior finishes commonly include stone or granite countertops, European-style cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and in-unit laundry; primary suites often feature en-suite baths and customized closet systems. The building offers direct elevator access to individual residences and rooftop deck space, with some units retaining exclusive roof rights and composite decking. Common elements reflect an urban conversion aesthetic—exposed sightlines, updated mechanicals including central air, and modernized bathrooms with tiled tubs and double vanities in select units. Located at the edge of Boston Common in Midtown, the building sits within walking distance of multiple transit lines (Park Street), Back Bay, Beacon Hill, and waterfront neighborhoods. Managed as a professionally run, small-scale property, Loft 43 provides a compact, centrally positioned opportunity for buyers seeking a low-footprint, well-finished loft experience in the heart of the city.