212 Stuart Street, at 212 Stuart Street in Bay Village, is a 19-story rental apartment building with 126 residences, completed in 2022 by Greystar on the edge of Bay Village and Park Square.
The tower was designed by Höweler + Yoon with Sasaki as architect of record. Its fluted precast facade, inspired by classical architecture, catches shifting light and shadow through the day, while townhome-style apartments at street level connect the building to the historic brick blocks of Bay Village. The site, bordered by Stuart, Church and Shawmut Streets, was previously a vacant lot and a surface parking lot. The project was first approved as condominiums before Greystar built it as rentals.
Residences range from studios to three-bedroom apartments and townhome-style homes, from about 500 to 2,100 square feet. Interiors feature floor-to-ceiling windows, wide-plank flooring, white quartz counters, Italian-made cabinetry, panelized Bosch appliances, bronze hardware, smart entry and thermostats, and, in select homes, walk-in showers with frameless glass and waterfall islands.
Amenities include a 19th-floor lounge with city views, a terrace for outdoor dining, a great room with a catering bar, a library, a conference room, a fitness center and yoga studio, climate-controlled bike storage with a repair room, and a dog spa. A 24-hour concierge handles packages, dry cleaning and maintenance requests. There is no garage on site; residents and guests can park in the adjacent 200 Stuart Street garage under a long-term agreement.
Boston Common, the Public Garden, Newbury Street and the Theater District are a short walk away, and the Arlington Green Line and Back Bay Orange Line stations are nearby. The Arlington apartments stand around the corner, and Back Bay begins just to the west.
212 Stuart Street brings new construction and a full service model to one of Boston's smallest historic neighborhoods.
212 Stuart Street, at 212 Stuart Street in Bay Village, is a 19-story rental apartment building with 126 residences, completed in 2022 by Greystar on the edge of Bay Village and Park Square.
The tower was designed by Höweler + Yoon with Sasaki as architect of record. Its fluted precast facade, inspired by classical architecture, catches shifting light and shadow through the day, while townhome-style apartments at street level connect the building to the historic brick blocks of Bay Village. The site, bordered by Stuart, Church and Shawmut Streets, was previously a vacant lot and a surface parking lot. The project was first approved as condominiums before Greystar built it as rentals.
Residences range from studios to three-bedroom apartments and townhome-style homes, from about 500 to 2,100 square feet. Interiors feature floor-to-ceiling windows, wide-plank flooring, white quartz counters, Italian-made cabinetry, panelized Bosch appliances, bronze hardware, smart entry and thermostats, and, in select homes, walk-in showers with frameless glass and waterfall islands.
Amenities include a 19th-floor lounge with city views, a terrace for outdoor dining, a great room with a catering bar, a library, a conference room, a fitness center and yoga studio, climate-controlled bike storage with a repair room, and a dog spa. A 24-hour concierge handles packages, dry cleaning and maintenance requests. There is no garage on site; residents and guests can park in the adjacent 200 Stuart Street garage under a long-term agreement.
Boston Common, the Public Garden, Newbury Street and the Theater District are a short walk away, and the Arlington Green Line and Back Bay Orange Line stations are nearby. The Arlington apartments stand around the corner, and Back Bay begins just to the west.
212 Stuart Street brings new construction and a full service model to one of Boston's smallest historic neighborhoods.