Treadmark, at 1973 Dorchester Avenue in Dorchester, is a six-story mixed-income building with 83 residences, including 32 condominiums, that opened in 2019 directly across the avenue from Ashmont station.
Trinity Financial developed Treadmark with The Architectural Team as architect, and HGTV host and Lower Mills designer Taniya Nayak created the interiors. The building takes its name from the Ashmont Tire Co., which occupied the site for more than 50 years. The facade pairs dark gray brick with vertical aluminum panels, and the tall ground-floor storefront windows recall the tire shop's garage bays. Inside, headlight-style sconces, art made from reclaimed tires, and a chandelier shaped like a tire frame carry the theme. Treadmark was Trinity's second building at Ashmont, following The Carruth across the street.
The 32 condominiums occupy most of the fifth and sixth floors, above 51 affordable rental apartments. Homes range from studios to two bedrooms of roughly 465 to 1,050 square feet, with herringbone wood floors, quartz counters, stainless appliances with gas cooking, in-unit laundry, and central air. Some homes have windows that reach nearly from floor to ceiling.
Residents share a large common roof deck, an elevator, and heated garage parking with direct access to the building. Retail space fills the ground floor.
The Ashmont Red Line station is steps away, and Peabody Square's restaurants are a short walk, with Lower Mills and Adams Village nearby. Farther north on Dorchester Avenue, DNA Lofts offers converted loft condominiums, and the Milton line is a short drive south.
Treadmark brings contemporary condominium living to one of Dorchester's busiest transit hubs.
Treadmark, at 1973 Dorchester Avenue in Dorchester, is a six-story mixed-income building with 83 residences, including 32 condominiums, that opened in 2019 directly across the avenue from Ashmont station.
Trinity Financial developed Treadmark with The Architectural Team as architect, and HGTV host and Lower Mills designer Taniya Nayak created the interiors. The building takes its name from the Ashmont Tire Co., which occupied the site for more than 50 years. The facade pairs dark gray brick with vertical aluminum panels, and the tall ground-floor storefront windows recall the tire shop's garage bays. Inside, headlight-style sconces, art made from reclaimed tires, and a chandelier shaped like a tire frame carry the theme. Treadmark was Trinity's second building at Ashmont, following The Carruth across the street.
The 32 condominiums occupy most of the fifth and sixth floors, above 51 affordable rental apartments. Homes range from studios to two bedrooms of roughly 465 to 1,050 square feet, with herringbone wood floors, quartz counters, stainless appliances with gas cooking, in-unit laundry, and central air. Some homes have windows that reach nearly from floor to ceiling.
Residents share a large common roof deck, an elevator, and heated garage parking with direct access to the building. Retail space fills the ground floor.
The Ashmont Red Line station is steps away, and Peabody Square's restaurants are a short walk, with Lower Mills and Adams Village nearby. Farther north on Dorchester Avenue, DNA Lofts offers converted loft condominiums, and the Milton line is a short drive south.
Treadmark brings contemporary condominium living to one of Dorchester's busiest transit hubs.
