Forecaster 121, at 121 Portland Street in Boston's West End, is a 10-story condominium building with 80 residences, completed in 2016.
The building began as a warehouse and raincoat factory for the Forecaster of Boston company, built in the early 1900s in what is now the Bulfinch Triangle Historic District. Pizzuti Development redeveloped the six-story structure and added four new floors on top, creating a building that pairs original brick and timber with contemporary upper levels. A central atrium carries daylight down into the building, and the ground floor holds office and retail space.
Residences range from one- to three-bedroom homes. Interiors keep the loft character, with exposed brick, high ceilings, and large windows, and second-floor homes have ceilings around 12 feet. Select homes include Juliet balconies, private terraces, or interior atria.
Residents have a 24-hour concierge, a fitness studio, the Bulfinch Room for private gatherings, a community room, bike storage, and 24-hour valet parking.
The location is one of the most convenient downtown. North Station and TD Garden are around the corner, with Orange and Green Line service and Commuter Rail trains to the North Shore. The Boston Public Market is about two blocks away, and Faneuil Hall, the Rose Kennedy Greenway, Beacon Hill, and the restaurants of the North End are a short walk. Nearby residential buildings include The Victor and Lovejoy Wharf.
Living near North Station also makes weekend trips easy, with trains to Salem, Rockport, and Newburyport leaving a few blocks away, and the Charles River paths and Esplanade are close by for walks and runs.
For buyers who want loft character with modern comforts and a short walk to the city's main transit hub, Forecaster 121 offers a well-located home in a historic setting.
Forecaster 121, at 121 Portland Street in Boston's West End, is a 10-story condominium building with 80 residences, completed in 2016.
The building began as a warehouse and raincoat factory for the Forecaster of Boston company, built in the early 1900s in what is now the Bulfinch Triangle Historic District. Pizzuti Development redeveloped the six-story structure and added four new floors on top, creating a building that pairs original brick and timber with contemporary upper levels. A central atrium carries daylight down into the building, and the ground floor holds office and retail space.
Residences range from one- to three-bedroom homes. Interiors keep the loft character, with exposed brick, high ceilings, and large windows, and second-floor homes have ceilings around 12 feet. Select homes include Juliet balconies, private terraces, or interior atria.
Residents have a 24-hour concierge, a fitness studio, the Bulfinch Room for private gatherings, a community room, bike storage, and 24-hour valet parking.
The location is one of the most convenient downtown. North Station and TD Garden are around the corner, with Orange and Green Line service and Commuter Rail trains to the North Shore. The Boston Public Market is about two blocks away, and Faneuil Hall, the Rose Kennedy Greenway, Beacon Hill, and the restaurants of the North End are a short walk. Nearby residential buildings include The Victor and Lovejoy Wharf.
Living near North Station also makes weekend trips easy, with trains to Salem, Rockport, and Newburyport leaving a few blocks away, and the Charles River paths and Esplanade are close by for walks and runs.
For buyers who want loft character with modern comforts and a short walk to the city's main transit hub, Forecaster 121 offers a well-located home in a historic setting.
