30 Dalton, at 30 Dalton Street in Boston's Back Bay, is a 26-story luxury apartment tower with 218 residences, completed in 2016.
Developed by Pritzker Realty Group and designed by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, with Henry N. Cobb as lead designer and Cambridge Seven Associates as associate architect, the glass-and-aluminum tower was master-planned together with neighboring One Dalton. The two buildings share a 5,000-square-foot landscaped park by Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, and the residential entrance faces the park on quiet Dalton Street, while shops front Belvidere Street. The building earned LEED Silver certification.
Apartments range from one- to three-bedroom layouts, and two penthouses offer double-height living rooms, glass staircases, and private elevator access. Interiors feature floor-to-ceiling windows, high ceilings, wood-plank floors, quartz counters, tiled backsplashes, KitchenAid appliances with gas ranges, and smartphone keyless entry, with balconies in select two-bedroom homes.
The amenity program centers on the 26th-floor Skyline Suite, a double-height lounge with a stone fireplace that opens to a roof terrace. Residents also have a caterer's kitchen and private dining room, a fitness center, a co-working space, and a pet grooming room. A 24-hour concierge offers services including pet walking, and below-grade parking with valet serves the building, along with a ground-floor café.
The location sits at the edge of Christian Science Plaza, directly across Belvidere Street from the Shops at Prudential Center and Eataly. Newbury Street, Symphony Hall, and the Hynes Convention Center are a short walk, and the Hynes and Prudential Green Line stations are nearby. The Mandarin Oriental is a few blocks east along Boylston Street.
As one of the newest full-service rental towers in Back Bay, 30 Dalton pairs landmark architecture with a central location.
30 Dalton, at 30 Dalton Street in Boston's Back Bay, is a 26-story luxury apartment tower with 218 residences, completed in 2016.
Developed by Pritzker Realty Group and designed by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, with Henry N. Cobb as lead designer and Cambridge Seven Associates as associate architect, the glass-and-aluminum tower was master-planned together with neighboring One Dalton. The two buildings share a 5,000-square-foot landscaped park by Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, and the residential entrance faces the park on quiet Dalton Street, while shops front Belvidere Street. The building earned LEED Silver certification.
Apartments range from one- to three-bedroom layouts, and two penthouses offer double-height living rooms, glass staircases, and private elevator access. Interiors feature floor-to-ceiling windows, high ceilings, wood-plank floors, quartz counters, tiled backsplashes, KitchenAid appliances with gas ranges, and smartphone keyless entry, with balconies in select two-bedroom homes.
The amenity program centers on the 26th-floor Skyline Suite, a double-height lounge with a stone fireplace that opens to a roof terrace. Residents also have a caterer's kitchen and private dining room, a fitness center, a co-working space, and a pet grooming room. A 24-hour concierge offers services including pet walking, and below-grade parking with valet serves the building, along with a ground-floor café.
The location sits at the edge of Christian Science Plaza, directly across Belvidere Street from the Shops at Prudential Center and Eataly. Newbury Street, Symphony Hall, and the Hynes Convention Center are a short walk, and the Hynes and Prudential Green Line stations are nearby. The Mandarin Oriental is a few blocks east along Boylston Street.
As one of the newest full-service rental towers in Back Bay, 30 Dalton pairs landmark architecture with a central location.