Court Square Press, at 9 West Broadway in South Boston, is a six-story condominium building with 130 loft residences in a 1906 former printing plant, converted in the early 2000s at the corner of West Broadway and Dorchester Avenue next to the Broadway Red Line station.
The brick building stood empty for much of the 1990s before Pappas Industrial Parks redeveloped it. The developer first planned offices, then switched to condominiums, creating one of the first large loft conversions in this part of South Boston. Court Square Press later became part of the same condominium association as The Macallen next door, and the two buildings share amenities.
Residences range from one to three bedrooms, plus penthouses with private roof decks, some larger than 2,200 square feet. Lofts keep the building's industrial character with exposed brick and beams, original wood columns, ceilings of ten feet or more, and oversized windows. Floors are polished concrete or bamboo depending on the home, and kitchens have granite counters.
Residents have a 24-hour concierge, on-call maintenance, garage parking, and a fitness center, plus a shared courtyard and outdoor pool at The Macallen.
The Broadway Red Line station is steps away, and South Station and the Financial District are one stop north. Fort Point, the Seaport, and the restaurants of West Broadway are all within walking distance. Nearby residences include 14 West Broadway across the street.
For buyers who want a classic brick-and-beam loft with a concierge and the Red Line at the door, Court Square Press is one of South Boston's best-known conversions.
Court Square Press, at 9 West Broadway in South Boston, is a six-story condominium building with 130 loft residences in a 1906 former printing plant, converted in the early 2000s at the corner of West Broadway and Dorchester Avenue next to the Broadway Red Line station.
The brick building stood empty for much of the 1990s before Pappas Industrial Parks redeveloped it. The developer first planned offices, then switched to condominiums, creating one of the first large loft conversions in this part of South Boston. Court Square Press later became part of the same condominium association as The Macallen next door, and the two buildings share amenities.
Residences range from one to three bedrooms, plus penthouses with private roof decks, some larger than 2,200 square feet. Lofts keep the building's industrial character with exposed brick and beams, original wood columns, ceilings of ten feet or more, and oversized windows. Floors are polished concrete or bamboo depending on the home, and kitchens have granite counters.
Residents have a 24-hour concierge, on-call maintenance, garage parking, and a fitness center, plus a shared courtyard and outdoor pool at The Macallen.
The Broadway Red Line station is steps away, and South Station and the Financial District are one stop north. Fort Point, the Seaport, and the restaurants of West Broadway are all within walking distance. Nearby residences include 14 West Broadway across the street.
For buyers who want a classic brick-and-beam loft with a concierge and the Red Line at the door, Court Square Press is one of South Boston's best-known conversions.
