Lovejoy Wharf, at 100 Lovejoy Place in Boston's West End, is a 15-story luxury condominium building with 157 residences, completed in 2017 on the Charles River near North Station.
Developed by Related Beal and designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, with Stantec as architect of record, Lovejoy Wharf replaced a dilapidated wharf with a building that balances tradition and modern design. Red-brick bays transition to a faceted glass curtain wall, a bronze canopy marks the entry, and a three-story public passage frames a view of the Bunker Hill Monument. The building achieved LEED Gold certification.
Residences range from studios to three-bedroom homes, along with penthouses, and some homes have private terraces. Interiors feature wide-plank oak floors, custom wood cabinetry with glass insets, stone tile backsplashes, Gaggenau refrigerators and wine coolers, Bosch appliances and laundry, and marble baths with Kaldewei soaking tubs.
Residents have a 24-hour concierge and doorman, a wharf-side health club and fitness studio, a resident lounge, a library lounge, a billiards and game room, a business center, and a children's room. The 12th-floor roof terrace, landscaped by HMWhite, includes grills and gas fireplaces with views of the river and city. A dog spa, bike storage, and valet parking complete the list.
The location connects the river, the harbor, and downtown. North Station, with MBTA and commuter rail service, and TD Garden are next door, the Zakim Bridge rises just upstream, and the Harborwalk runs along the building with water taxi docks outside. The North End is a short walk across the Greenway, and Charlestown is just across the bridge.
For buyers who want new construction with river views and walk-everywhere convenience, Lovejoy Wharf offers one of the most connected addresses in Boston.
Lovejoy Wharf, at 100 Lovejoy Place in Boston's West End, is a 15-story luxury condominium building with 157 residences, completed in 2017 on the Charles River near North Station.
Developed by Related Beal and designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, with Stantec as architect of record, Lovejoy Wharf replaced a dilapidated wharf with a building that balances tradition and modern design. Red-brick bays transition to a faceted glass curtain wall, a bronze canopy marks the entry, and a three-story public passage frames a view of the Bunker Hill Monument. The building achieved LEED Gold certification.
Residences range from studios to three-bedroom homes, along with penthouses, and some homes have private terraces. Interiors feature wide-plank oak floors, custom wood cabinetry with glass insets, stone tile backsplashes, Gaggenau refrigerators and wine coolers, Bosch appliances and laundry, and marble baths with Kaldewei soaking tubs.
Residents have a 24-hour concierge and doorman, a wharf-side health club and fitness studio, a resident lounge, a library lounge, a billiards and game room, a business center, and a children's room. The 12th-floor roof terrace, landscaped by HMWhite, includes grills and gas fireplaces with views of the river and city. A dog spa, bike storage, and valet parking complete the list.
The location connects the river, the harbor, and downtown. North Station, with MBTA and commuter rail service, and TD Garden are next door, the Zakim Bridge rises just upstream, and the Harborwalk runs along the building with water taxi docks outside. The North End is a short walk across the Greenway, and Charlestown is just across the bridge.
For buyers who want new construction with river views and walk-everywhere convenience, Lovejoy Wharf offers one of the most connected addresses in Boston.
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