This Manhattan-style loft in Boston's Leather District has something rarely seen inside a residence — a custom glass garage door that separates the home office/study space from the open dining/living area.
With its authentic brick and beam feel, the loft at 111 Beach St. is stylishly put together, with shiny, wide-plank maple floors and 12-foot ceilings with exposed duct work.
It's on the fourth floor of an 1899 brick building converted to condos in 2004-2005, with a contemporary stone and gray metal facade on the first floor and a granite and wood first-floor lobby.
Unit 4H opens into a home office/study area, which could also be a nursery or even a second bedroom. It can also be closed off with the custom glass garage door.
The large open dining/living area has three large Thermopane windows, exposed brick walls, wood ceiling beams and columns, exposed duct work and even a built-in ironing board.
A wood column sits at the juncture of the loft's kitchen, recessed and pendant lit with light cherrywood cabinets, beige granite counters and G.E. Profile stainless-steel appliances including an electric stove, dishwasher and built-in microwave.
The brick-walled master bedroom has one window and a double-door closet with built-in storage racks, plus an additional closet outside the door.
Across the hall is a bathroom with a granite-walled whirlpool tub/shower and a black granite topped cherrywood vanity, as well as built-in linen drawers.
Adjacent is a closet that holds the unit's stacked Bosch washer and dryer. The $367 monthly condo fee includes heat and hot water and central air conditioning.
There is no on-site parking, although a space can be had at a nearby garage for about $350 a month. But the building does have a private fitness room for residents.
The unit comes with a private storage cage in the basement.
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Address: 111 Beach St., 4H, Boston
Bedrooms: One plus study
Bathrooms: One
List price: $649,000
Square feet: 1,095
Price per square foot: $593
Annual taxes: $5,890
Monthly condo fee: $367 (includes heat, hot water and central air)
Location: Half block to restaurants along South Street. Two blocks to offerings in Chinatown and about a half mile to Downtown Crossing.
Built In: 1899; converted to condos in 2004-2005
Broker: Robb Cohen of Boston Realty Advisors at 617-962-0142
Pros:
- Stylishly designed with exposed duct work, maple floors
- Home office
- Study area can be closed off with glass garage door
- Reasonable condo fee includes heat, central air, hot water
- Light cherrywood cabinets, granite and stainless steel kitchen
Cons:
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