381 Congress Lofts, at 381 Congress Street in Boston's Fort Point neighborhood, is a five-story rental apartment building with 44 loft residences, completed in 2013 in a restored brick-and-beam warehouse built in 1906.
The building stands in the Fort Point Channel historic district and was most recently used for steel distribution. Berkeley Investments acquired it in 2004 as part of a larger Fort Point purchase and began a full renovation in 2012, with ADD Inc as architect and Columbia Construction as builder. The team restored the facade and its classically inspired details, installed new windows, replaced the roof, and added a rooftop terrace. Preservation Massachusetts recognized Berkeley for the restoration. A restaurant with an outdoor patio fills the street level, where Row 34 opened when the building was completed.
Residences are studio and one-bedroom lofts with 10- to 12-foot ceilings and oversized windows. Kitchens have stone counters and stainless steel appliances, bathrooms are finished in ceramic tile, and each home has a washer and dryer and individually controlled heating and cooling.
Residents share a 600-square-foot rooftop terrace overlooking Fort Point and Boston Harbor, an elevator, and bicycle storage.
South Station and the Financial District are a short walk across the Fort Point Channel, and the Courthouse Silver Line station is close by, with quick access to Logan Airport and the highways. The galleries and restaurants of Fort Point and the Seaport District surround the building, and The Metlo is next door on Congress Street.
381 Congress Lofts keeps the industrial character of Fort Point in a small, quiet building a few minutes from downtown.
381 Congress Lofts, at 381 Congress Street in Boston's Fort Point neighborhood, is a five-story rental apartment building with 44 loft residences, completed in 2013 in a restored brick-and-beam warehouse built in 1906.
The building stands in the Fort Point Channel historic district and was most recently used for steel distribution. Berkeley Investments acquired it in 2004 as part of a larger Fort Point purchase and began a full renovation in 2012, with ADD Inc as architect and Columbia Construction as builder. The team restored the facade and its classically inspired details, installed new windows, replaced the roof, and added a rooftop terrace. Preservation Massachusetts recognized Berkeley for the restoration. A restaurant with an outdoor patio fills the street level, where Row 34 opened when the building was completed.
Residences are studio and one-bedroom lofts with 10- to 12-foot ceilings and oversized windows. Kitchens have stone counters and stainless steel appliances, bathrooms are finished in ceramic tile, and each home has a washer and dryer and individually controlled heating and cooling.
Residents share a 600-square-foot rooftop terrace overlooking Fort Point and Boston Harbor, an elevator, and bicycle storage.
South Station and the Financial District are a short walk across the Fort Point Channel, and the Courthouse Silver Line station is close by, with quick access to Logan Airport and the highways. The galleries and restaurants of Fort Point and the Seaport District surround the building, and The Metlo is next door on Congress Street.
381 Congress Lofts keeps the industrial character of Fort Point in a small, quiet building a few minutes from downtown.
