Port45, at 45 West Third Street in South Boston, is a five-story luxury condominium building with 105 residences, completed in 2017 at the corner of A Street.
Designed by ICON Architecture under David Hacin, Port45 is organized in an E-shaped plan with three wings wrapped around two landscaped courtyards. The exterior pairs grey brick with metal shingles and panels, and a glass canopy shelters the retail space along A Street. Green roofs and streetscape by landscape architect MDLA soften the building, and the project won a 2018 PRISM Gold Award for best multi-unit for-sale community.
Residences range from one- to three-bedroom homes, along with penthouses and townhomes with private entrances on Third Street. Interiors by Wolf in Sheep Design include hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, Calacatta marble baths, Caesarstone counters, Bosch appliances, in-unit washers and dryers, and a smart home system. Most residences have private outdoor space.
A two-story lobby with a concierge welcomes residents, and the building offers 24/7 security, a fitness center, a pet spa and dog run, and secure bike storage. An upper-level common deck and club area overlook the courtyards, and a garage with 109 spaces includes electric vehicle charging.
Port45 sits where South Boston, the Seaport District, and the South End meet. The Broadway Red Line station is a short walk, and the galleries and restaurants of Fort Point and the Seaport are just a few blocks away. West Broadway's shops and restaurants, Dorchester Avenue, and South Station are all easily reached.
For buyers who want a newer condominium with courtyards, outdoor space, and a central South Boston location, Port45 offers a thoughtfully designed alternative to the high-rise towers nearby.
Port45, at 45 West Third Street in South Boston, is a five-story luxury condominium building with 105 residences, completed in 2017 at the corner of A Street.
Designed by ICON Architecture under David Hacin, Port45 is organized in an E-shaped plan with three wings wrapped around two landscaped courtyards. The exterior pairs grey brick with metal shingles and panels, and a glass canopy shelters the retail space along A Street. Green roofs and streetscape by landscape architect MDLA soften the building, and the project won a 2018 PRISM Gold Award for best multi-unit for-sale community.
Residences range from one- to three-bedroom homes, along with penthouses and townhomes with private entrances on Third Street. Interiors by Wolf in Sheep Design include hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, Calacatta marble baths, Caesarstone counters, Bosch appliances, in-unit washers and dryers, and a smart home system. Most residences have private outdoor space.
A two-story lobby with a concierge welcomes residents, and the building offers 24/7 security, a fitness center, a pet spa and dog run, and secure bike storage. An upper-level common deck and club area overlook the courtyards, and a garage with 109 spaces includes electric vehicle charging.
Port45 sits where South Boston, the Seaport District, and the South End meet. The Broadway Red Line station is a short walk, and the galleries and restaurants of Fort Point and the Seaport are just a few blocks away. West Broadway's shops and restaurants, Dorchester Avenue, and South Station are all easily reached.
For buyers who want a newer condominium with courtyards, outdoor space, and a central South Boston location, Port45 offers a thoughtfully designed alternative to the high-rise towers nearby.
