The Allele, at 150 Dorchester Avenue in South Boston, is a six-story condominium building with 82 residences, first completed in 2008 and expanded in 2016.
The building opened in 2008 with 48 loft-style homes and grew in a second phase, finished around 2016, to its current size. Its modern design pairs large windows with private outdoor space for each home, and it stands across Dorchester Avenue from the Macallen Building, close to the Broadway T stop.
Residences are mostly one- and two-bedroom homes, along with a studio and a couple of three-bedroom layouts, ranging from roughly 900 to more than 2,000 square feet. Interiors feature bamboo floors, high ceilings, oversized windows, European cabinetry, stone counters, Bosch appliances, and rain showers, and every home has its own balcony or patio. Several larger homes have bow-front floor plans that bring in light from multiple directions.
The building offers elevator service, underground garage parking, and bike storage, and it is pet friendly.
The location is convenient for commuters. The Broadway Red Line station is right nearby, and the South End, the Seaport, and downtown are a short trip away, with the Mass Pike and I-93 close at hand. West Broadway's restaurants and shops are a few blocks east, and neighboring buildings include The Macallen Building and the Lofts at 36 A. The galleries of Fort Point and the Seaport's waterfront dining are an easy bike ride away.
For buyers who want modern loft-style living with private outdoor space next to the Red Line, The Allele offers a well-located home in one of South Boston's most connected pockets.
The Allele, at 150 Dorchester Avenue in South Boston, is a six-story condominium building with 82 residences, first completed in 2008 and expanded in 2016.
The building opened in 2008 with 48 loft-style homes and grew in a second phase, finished around 2016, to its current size. Its modern design pairs large windows with private outdoor space for each home, and it stands across Dorchester Avenue from the Macallen Building, close to the Broadway T stop.
Residences are mostly one- and two-bedroom homes, along with a studio and a couple of three-bedroom layouts, ranging from roughly 900 to more than 2,000 square feet. Interiors feature bamboo floors, high ceilings, oversized windows, European cabinetry, stone counters, Bosch appliances, and rain showers, and every home has its own balcony or patio. Several larger homes have bow-front floor plans that bring in light from multiple directions.
The building offers elevator service, underground garage parking, and bike storage, and it is pet friendly.
The location is convenient for commuters. The Broadway Red Line station is right nearby, and the South End, the Seaport, and downtown are a short trip away, with the Mass Pike and I-93 close at hand. West Broadway's restaurants and shops are a few blocks east, and neighboring buildings include The Macallen Building and the Lofts at 36 A. The galleries of Fort Point and the Seaport's waterfront dining are an easy bike ride away.
For buyers who want modern loft-style living with private outdoor space next to the Red Line, The Allele offers a well-located home in one of South Boston's most connected pockets.
