Boston's Fort Point area, according to the Boston Planning & Development Agency, was first developed in the 1830s by the Boston Wharf Company. It was one of the principal marketplaces for wool in the United States throughoutthe 20th century. Fast forward to the early late 20th and early 21 century, where it became a popular place for artists to live in warehouse or manufacturing buildings that had been converted to studios and lofts. Now a Landsmark District, the neighborhood is home to art galleries and studios, and to too many fine and casual dining establishmentsto name.Fort Point'supcoming 9-unit condo development, known as 10 Farnsworth, is due to be completed in October of this year. A mixed-use building, it will have a 1,765 square foot communal roof terrace with a fireplace, outdoor kitchen and, of course, Boston skyline views. A mix of 1- , 2- , and 3-bedroom units, 10 Farnsworthfeatures residences with direct elevator access, open floor plans, 9 foot ceilings, and high-end finishes and appliances. The ground floor will have retail spaces, as well as a 12 space parking garage.This Fort Point location is a short walk to Boston'sHarborwalk. TheHarborwalk runs along the piers, connecting the neighborhoodto a 45-mile waterfront path network. The building is also within steps of Flour Bakery & Cafe, The Childrens' Museum, Bon Me, Fort Point Market, Trillium Brewing Company, Lucky's Lounge, Pastoral, and Tavern Road. It's just a block from Seaport Avenue, with entertainment and activitiessuch as King's Bowling, Icon Showplace Theater, Equinox Fitness, and more dining options.If you're interested in learning more aboutthis upcoming condo building, or have any questions at all about buying or selling Boston real estate,please call me at
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Four new condo buildings recently featured by Boston Magazine are great examples of homes for devoted city dwellers. With an interesting mix of amenities, they all offer 2 and 3 bedroom units, high-end interiors, and bustlingcity backdrops.These four developments are Jordan Lofts on Harrison Avenue in the South End; 10 Farnsworth at Fort Point; The Boulevard along the Rose Kennedy Greenway; and Port 45 at the crossroads of Fort Point, Southie's Broadway Station, and the South End. All have decidedly modern interiors, while the exteriors on them varyfrom ultra mod to renovated classic brick with good old-fashioned industrial elements.Twoof the buildings will be ready for occupancy this year, and the othertwo in 2018. Read Boston Magazine's 