Slip65, at 65 Lewis Street in East Boston, is a six-story condominium building with 80 residences, the first phase of Lendlease's Clippership Wharf on the Jeffries Point waterfront.
Clippership Wharf was Lendlease's first Boston development, and Slip65 is often described as the first condominium project of East Boston's waterfront building boom. When sales launched in 2017, all 80 homes sold in about 50 days. Lendlease developed and built the project, with The Architectural Team as architect. The full Clippership Wharf community includes Slip65, its sister condominium building Slip45, and two rental buildings, for 478 homes in all, set on a former shipbuilding site with a living shoreline, raised entrances, and a LEED Platinum rating.
Residences are one- and two-bedroom homes of about 590 to 1,180 square feet, on floors two through six. Floor-to-ceiling windows look out over Boston Harbor and the downtown skyline, and interiors feature engineered hardwood floors, quartz counters, tile backsplashes, custom cabinetry, and stainless appliances. Some homes have balconies.
Residents have a round-the-clock concierge, a gym, grilling patios, a dog park, bike and kayak storage, a lounge with billiards and shuffleboard, and garage parking with car sharing. The Harborwalk, a rocky beach, and public docks run along the water.
The Maverick Blue Line station is about a five-minute walk, one stop from downtown, and water taxis cross the harbor in under ten minutes. Ground-floor restaurants serve the complex. Nearby condominiums include The Mark and Porter 156.
For buyers who want a waterfront condo with sweeping skyline views and a full amenity package, Slip65 helped define the new East Boston waterfront.
Slip65, at 65 Lewis Street in East Boston, is a six-story condominium building with 80 residences, the first phase of Lendlease's Clippership Wharf on the Jeffries Point waterfront.
Clippership Wharf was Lendlease's first Boston development, and Slip65 is often described as the first condominium project of East Boston's waterfront building boom. When sales launched in 2017, all 80 homes sold in about 50 days. Lendlease developed and built the project, with The Architectural Team as architect. The full Clippership Wharf community includes Slip65, its sister condominium building Slip45, and two rental buildings, for 478 homes in all, set on a former shipbuilding site with a living shoreline, raised entrances, and a LEED Platinum rating.
Residences are one- and two-bedroom homes of about 590 to 1,180 square feet, on floors two through six. Floor-to-ceiling windows look out over Boston Harbor and the downtown skyline, and interiors feature engineered hardwood floors, quartz counters, tile backsplashes, custom cabinetry, and stainless appliances. Some homes have balconies.
Residents have a round-the-clock concierge, a gym, grilling patios, a dog park, bike and kayak storage, a lounge with billiards and shuffleboard, and garage parking with car sharing. The Harborwalk, a rocky beach, and public docks run along the water.
The Maverick Blue Line station is about a five-minute walk, one stop from downtown, and water taxis cross the harbor in under ten minutes. Ground-floor restaurants serve the complex. Nearby condominiums include The Mark and Porter 156.
For buyers who want a waterfront condo with sweeping skyline views and a full amenity package, Slip65 helped define the new East Boston waterfront.
