FP3 Boston Lofts, at 346 Congress Street in Boston's Fort Point neighborhood, is a seven-story condominium building with about 90 loft residences, completed in 2008 from two restored 19th-century warehouses, a new infill building, and a rooftop addition.
Berkeley Investments bought the property from the Boston Wharf Company in 2004 and redeveloped it with Hacin + Associates as architect. The design joined the two historic brick warehouses with a new building between them and topped the whole complex with a three-story terraced rooftop addition. Retail fills the ground and second floors, with residences on the floors above, and a lobby art gallery greets residents. The project spans the legal addresses of 346 to 354 Congress Street, between Farnsworth and Thomson Streets.
Residences range from studios to three-bedroom homes, from about 590 to 1,940 square feet, and the building has a large share of studios. Lofts in the historic warehouses feature high ceilings, exposed brick, and hardwood floors, while select homes in the rooftop addition have private outdoor space.
Residents have a concierge and full-time security.
South Station's Red Line, commuter rail, and Amtrak service is a short walk across the Fort Point Channel, and the Financial District is just beyond. The galleries, restaurants, and offices of Fort Point and the Seaport District surround the building. Nearby residences include The Muse and Fort Point Place Lofts.
For buyers who want loft character with a concierge and a short walk to South Station, FP3 is one of the defining conversions of the Fort Point Channel district.
FP3 Boston Lofts, at 346 Congress Street in Boston's Fort Point neighborhood, is a seven-story condominium building with about 90 loft residences, completed in 2008 from two restored 19th-century warehouses, a new infill building, and a rooftop addition.
Berkeley Investments bought the property from the Boston Wharf Company in 2004 and redeveloped it with Hacin + Associates as architect. The design joined the two historic brick warehouses with a new building between them and topped the whole complex with a three-story terraced rooftop addition. Retail fills the ground and second floors, with residences on the floors above, and a lobby art gallery greets residents. The project spans the legal addresses of 346 to 354 Congress Street, between Farnsworth and Thomson Streets.
Residences range from studios to three-bedroom homes, from about 590 to 1,940 square feet, and the building has a large share of studios. Lofts in the historic warehouses feature high ceilings, exposed brick, and hardwood floors, while select homes in the rooftop addition have private outdoor space.
Residents have a concierge and full-time security.
South Station's Red Line, commuter rail, and Amtrak service is a short walk across the Fort Point Channel, and the Financial District is just beyond. The galleries, restaurants, and offices of Fort Point and the Seaport District surround the building. Nearby residences include The Muse and Fort Point Place Lofts.
For buyers who want loft character with a concierge and a short walk to South Station, FP3 is one of the defining conversions of the Fort Point Channel district.
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