Fontainebleau Condominiums

Fontainebleau Condominiums is a small, early-20th-century residential building in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood, completed in 1920 and organized as a one-story condominium structure with 22 separately owned units. The brick-faced property preserves many period details — high ceilings, hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces, built-in cabinetry and original woodwork — while unit renovations introduce modern kitchens and baths, granite counters and stainless steel appliances in some homes. Common areas include a sweeping entry staircase, an elevator, updated shared laundry facilities and professionally maintained landscaping with balconies or decks on select units. Exterior features emphasize urban living: private roof rights for some residences, balconies with city views, and a mixture of deeded parking spaces and building-managed rental parking. The building supports broadband internet access and offers substantial private storage in basement or garage areas. Management is described as professional and the property’s proximity to multiple MBTA lines, nearby universities, museums, restaurants and retail defines much of its lifestyle appeal. Pet policies and concierge-style services vary by unit or HOA rules; typical ownership patterns include both long-term owner-occupants and investor-held rental units.