Repton Place, at 3-5 Repton Circle in Watertown, is a condominium community of 179 residences in three four-story buildings, completed in 2007 and 2008 off Pleasant Street near the Charles River.
Beacon Communities developed Repton Place, with The Architectural Team as architect and Keith/Pro Con as construction manager. The community was built on the site of a former 565,000-square-foot cold storage warehouse and internet hotel, and more than 30,000 cubic yards of demolished concrete and masonry were crushed and recycled on site. The buildings were designed around a residential square and a new street network on a 13-acre parcel, with underground parking beneath them. The remaining land later became a separate rental community.
Residences range from studios to three-bedroom homes of about 560 to 1,350 square feet, all on a single level. Interiors feature hardwood floors, granite counters, stainless appliances, central air, in-unit laundry and walk-in closets in many homes, and select homes have a private deck, balcony or patio. Each home has garage or outdoor parking, and owners have private storage, bike storage, guest parking and landscaped grounds with grilling areas.
Russo's market is across Pleasant Street, and the shops and restaurants of Watertown Square are a short drive or bus ride east. The Charles River Greenway path runs nearby, connecting to Watertown Square, Cambridge and Boston by bike or on foot. Bus service on Pleasant Street and express buses link to Boston, and the Massachusetts Turnpike and Route 20 are close by.
Down the street, Riverbank Lofts offers loft-style condominiums directly on the river.
Repton Place offers single-level condominium living, deeded parking and storage in a landscaped setting near the Charles.
Repton Place, at 3-5 Repton Circle in Watertown, is a condominium community of 179 residences in three four-story buildings, completed in 2007 and 2008 off Pleasant Street near the Charles River.
Beacon Communities developed Repton Place, with The Architectural Team as architect and Keith/Pro Con as construction manager. The community was built on the site of a former 565,000-square-foot cold storage warehouse and internet hotel, and more than 30,000 cubic yards of demolished concrete and masonry were crushed and recycled on site. The buildings were designed around a residential square and a new street network on a 13-acre parcel, with underground parking beneath them. The remaining land later became a separate rental community.
Residences range from studios to three-bedroom homes of about 560 to 1,350 square feet, all on a single level. Interiors feature hardwood floors, granite counters, stainless appliances, central air, in-unit laundry and walk-in closets in many homes, and select homes have a private deck, balcony or patio. Each home has garage or outdoor parking, and owners have private storage, bike storage, guest parking and landscaped grounds with grilling areas.
Russo's market is across Pleasant Street, and the shops and restaurants of Watertown Square are a short drive or bus ride east. The Charles River Greenway path runs nearby, connecting to Watertown Square, Cambridge and Boston by bike or on foot. Bus service on Pleasant Street and express buses link to Boston, and the Massachusetts Turnpike and Route 20 are close by.
Down the street, Riverbank Lofts offers loft-style condominiums directly on the river.
Repton Place offers single-level condominium living, deeded parking and storage in a landscaped setting near the Charles.
