The Paris Flats, at 156 Chelsea Street in East Boston, is a boutique condominium of 13 loft residences in a converted mid-century building, created in the mid-2000s near Maverick Square and the Airport Blue Line station.
City records date the original building to about 1945, and it was converted to loft condominiums around 2005. With just 13 homes on three floors, it is one of the smaller loft buildings in East Boston.
Residences are single-level one- and two-bedroom lofts, from about 730 to 1,150 square feet. Ceilings of about 11 feet and walls of windows give the homes an open, airy feel, and interiors include hardwood floors, granite kitchens with stainless appliances and gas cooking, central air conditioning, and in-unit laundry. Many homes have private roof decks with city views.
The building has an elevator and a common roof deck, and some homes include a parking space.
The Maverick and Airport Blue Line stations are each about a half mile away, with a short ride under the harbor to downtown. Maverick Square's restaurants and the East Boston waterfront are close by, and Logan Airport is minutes away. Nearby condominiums include Porter 156 and The Mark.
Its next-door neighbor, Porter 156, is a much larger loft conversion, so buyers in this pocket of East Boston can compare very different building sizes side by side.
For buyers who want a loft with a private roof deck in a small elevator building close to the Blue Line, The Paris Flats offers an easy entry into East Boston living.
The Paris Flats, at 156 Chelsea Street in East Boston, is a boutique condominium of 13 loft residences in a converted mid-century building, created in the mid-2000s near Maverick Square and the Airport Blue Line station.
City records date the original building to about 1945, and it was converted to loft condominiums around 2005. With just 13 homes on three floors, it is one of the smaller loft buildings in East Boston.
Residences are single-level one- and two-bedroom lofts, from about 730 to 1,150 square feet. Ceilings of about 11 feet and walls of windows give the homes an open, airy feel, and interiors include hardwood floors, granite kitchens with stainless appliances and gas cooking, central air conditioning, and in-unit laundry. Many homes have private roof decks with city views.
The building has an elevator and a common roof deck, and some homes include a parking space.
The Maverick and Airport Blue Line stations are each about a half mile away, with a short ride under the harbor to downtown. Maverick Square's restaurants and the East Boston waterfront are close by, and Logan Airport is minutes away. Nearby condominiums include Porter 156 and The Mark.
Its next-door neighbor, Porter 156, is a much larger loft conversion, so buyers in this pocket of East Boston can compare very different building sizes side by side.
For buyers who want a loft with a private roof deck in a small elevator building close to the Blue Line, The Paris Flats offers an easy entry into East Boston living.