The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Boston at South Station Tower, at 682 Atlantic Avenue in Downtown Boston, are 166 condominium homes on the top 16 floors of a 51-story tower built directly above South Station and completed in 2025.
Hines developed the tower, Pelli Clarke & Partners designed it, and Jeffrey Beers International designed the residential interiors, with Suffolk as general contractor. The tower rises nearly 700 feet, with offices on its middle floors and the residences beginning on the 36th floor, about 450 feet above the street. An 11th-floor Sky Park of nearly an acre tops the base of the building.
Homes range from junior one-bedrooms to duplex penthouses, and seven penthouses crown the tower. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of the harbor, the Financial District, and Back Bay. Interiors feature European white oak floors, Calacatta Gold marble kitchens with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, custom cabinetry, and marble baths with rain showers and soaking tubs.
The residences are serviced by The Ritz-Carlton, with a 24-hour concierge, valet parking, and a private residential entrance. The 36th-floor amenity level includes a 72-foot heated outdoor pool, a fitness center, spa treatment rooms and saunas, a double-height library lounge, a sports simulator game room, coworking space, private dining with a chef's kitchen, and two terraces.
South Station's Red Line, Silver Line, commuter rail, and Amtrak service are right downstairs, and the Rose Kennedy Greenway, the Financial District, and the Leather District are steps away. Nearby residences include 717 Atlantic Avenue and Lincoln Plaza Residences.
For buyers who want brand-new construction with Ritz-Carlton service and a direct link to the region's transit hub, the South Station residences are among the newest luxury homes in the city.
The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Boston at South Station Tower, at 682 Atlantic Avenue in Downtown Boston, are 166 condominium homes on the top 16 floors of a 51-story tower built directly above South Station and completed in 2025.
Hines developed the tower, Pelli Clarke & Partners designed it, and Jeffrey Beers International designed the residential interiors, with Suffolk as general contractor. The tower rises nearly 700 feet, with offices on its middle floors and the residences beginning on the 36th floor, about 450 feet above the street. An 11th-floor Sky Park of nearly an acre tops the base of the building.
Homes range from junior one-bedrooms to duplex penthouses, and seven penthouses crown the tower. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of the harbor, the Financial District, and Back Bay. Interiors feature European white oak floors, Calacatta Gold marble kitchens with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, custom cabinetry, and marble baths with rain showers and soaking tubs.
The residences are serviced by The Ritz-Carlton, with a 24-hour concierge, valet parking, and a private residential entrance. The 36th-floor amenity level includes a 72-foot heated outdoor pool, a fitness center, spa treatment rooms and saunas, a double-height library lounge, a sports simulator game room, coworking space, private dining with a chef's kitchen, and two terraces.
South Station's Red Line, Silver Line, commuter rail, and Amtrak service are right downstairs, and the Rose Kennedy Greenway, the Financial District, and the Leather District are steps away. Nearby residences include 717 Atlantic Avenue and Lincoln Plaza Residences.
For buyers who want brand-new construction with Ritz-Carlton service and a direct link to the region's transit hub, the South Station residences are among the newest luxury homes in the city.
