Riverbank Lofts, at 290 Pleasant Street in Watertown, is a three-story condominium building with 56 loft residences, completed in 2006 on the banks of the Charles River.
The building sits between Pleasant Street and the river, with the Charles River Greenway path running directly behind it. Its brick exterior, bamboo-lined lobby and elevators, and landscaped rear yard give it a boutique scale, and the loft interiors are defined by volume: ceilings of roughly 12 to 16 feet and oversized windows that fill the homes with light. Many homes look out over the river.
Residences are mainly one-bedroom lofts of about 620 to 1,330 square feet, and many include an upper loft level that works as a guest area or office. Interiors feature bamboo floors, granite counters, stainless appliances, central air and in-unit laundry. First-floor homes have private brick patios, and homes typically come with two deeded parking spaces. The building also offers bike storage and professional management.
The location is one of Watertown's most scenic. The riverside path connects west toward Waltham and east along the Charles toward Watertown Square, Cambridge and Boston, so cycling and running routes start at the back door. Watertown Square's restaurants, shops and bus connections are a short trip east, Russo's market and the shops along Pleasant Street are close by, and the Massachusetts Turnpike and Route 20 are within easy reach.
Nearby, Repton Place offers a larger condominium community farther down Pleasant Street.
Riverbank Lofts combines true loft proportions with direct access to the Charles River path in a small, professionally managed building.
Riverbank Lofts, at 290 Pleasant Street in Watertown, is a three-story condominium building with 56 loft residences, completed in 2006 on the banks of the Charles River.
The building sits between Pleasant Street and the river, with the Charles River Greenway path running directly behind it. Its brick exterior, bamboo-lined lobby and elevators, and landscaped rear yard give it a boutique scale, and the loft interiors are defined by volume: ceilings of roughly 12 to 16 feet and oversized windows that fill the homes with light. Many homes look out over the river.
Residences are mainly one-bedroom lofts of about 620 to 1,330 square feet, and many include an upper loft level that works as a guest area or office. Interiors feature bamboo floors, granite counters, stainless appliances, central air and in-unit laundry. First-floor homes have private brick patios, and homes typically come with two deeded parking spaces. The building also offers bike storage and professional management.
The location is one of Watertown's most scenic. The riverside path connects west toward Waltham and east along the Charles toward Watertown Square, Cambridge and Boston, so cycling and running routes start at the back door. Watertown Square's restaurants, shops and bus connections are a short trip east, Russo's market and the shops along Pleasant Street are close by, and the Massachusetts Turnpike and Route 20 are within easy reach.
Nearby, Repton Place offers a larger condominium community farther down Pleasant Street.
Riverbank Lofts combines true loft proportions with direct access to the Charles River path in a small, professionally managed building.
