The Mark at DeNormandie Wharf, at 99 Sumner Street in East Boston, is a six-story condominium building with 107 residences, completed in 2020 on the waterfront between Carlton Wharf and LoPresti Park.
The Davis Companies developed The Mark, and CUBE 3 designed it, on the former site of the Hodge Boiler Works, where boilers for steam engines were made from the 1860s into the 1950s. The building is new construction, and its name honors the DeNormandie family, earlier owners of the site. Seven of the homes are designated affordable. The project added a 240-foot segment of the Harborwalk and about 34,500 square feet of public open space along the water, along with a ground-floor waterfront coworking space.
Residences range from studios to three-bedroom homes, from about 445 to 1,575 square feet. Interiors feature walnut hardwood floors, Bosch stainless appliances, and quartz waterfall islands, and many homes have private outdoor space with views of downtown, the Seaport, and Charlestown.
Residents have a 24-hour concierge, a 5,000-square-foot elevated private courtyard with grilling areas and fire pits, a fitness and wellness center, a golf simulator, a screening room, lounges, a library and card room, and a pet wash. Eighty parking spaces sit beneath the building, along with 147 bike spaces and EV charging.
The Maverick Blue Line station is about a quarter mile east on Sumner Street, and water taxis connect to the North End and Seaport. LoPresti Park is next door along the waterfront. Neighboring condominiums include Slip65 and Slip45.
For buyers who want new waterfront construction with a private courtyard and harbor views close to the Blue Line, The Mark is one of East Boston's newer full-service buildings.
The Mark at DeNormandie Wharf, at 99 Sumner Street in East Boston, is a six-story condominium building with 107 residences, completed in 2020 on the waterfront between Carlton Wharf and LoPresti Park.
The Davis Companies developed The Mark, and CUBE 3 designed it, on the former site of the Hodge Boiler Works, where boilers for steam engines were made from the 1860s into the 1950s. The building is new construction, and its name honors the DeNormandie family, earlier owners of the site. Seven of the homes are designated affordable. The project added a 240-foot segment of the Harborwalk and about 34,500 square feet of public open space along the water, along with a ground-floor waterfront coworking space.
Residences range from studios to three-bedroom homes, from about 445 to 1,575 square feet. Interiors feature walnut hardwood floors, Bosch stainless appliances, and quartz waterfall islands, and many homes have private outdoor space with views of downtown, the Seaport, and Charlestown.
Residents have a 24-hour concierge, a 5,000-square-foot elevated private courtyard with grilling areas and fire pits, a fitness and wellness center, a golf simulator, a screening room, lounges, a library and card room, and a pet wash. Eighty parking spaces sit beneath the building, along with 147 bike spaces and EV charging.
The Maverick Blue Line station is about a quarter mile east on Sumner Street, and water taxis connect to the North End and Seaport. LoPresti Park is next door along the waterfront. Neighboring condominiums include Slip65 and Slip45.
For buyers who want new waterfront construction with a private courtyard and harbor views close to the Blue Line, The Mark is one of East Boston's newer full-service buildings.
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