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| 33 Sleeper Street #405 |
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| Boston MA 02110 |
| 4th Floor Unit, Fort Point Channel Loft |
| Sale Listing: $875,000 |
| Parking: On Street - Resident Permit |
| Pets: No Dog Building |
| Outdoor Space: Private Balcony + Parks |
| Square Footage: 1601 SF± |
| open floor plan |
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| Urban living is redefined by this classic brick + beam Dockside Place loft. |
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Condo Fee: $630/mo. includes water + sewer, C.A.M., garden up-keep, master insurance, professional management and security. |
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R.E. Taxes: $8,107/FYR2008 without residential exemption. |
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| Converted 20+ years ago and subsequently renovated, this loft is an ideal canvas for open plan living. |
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| Located on the 4th floor, this unit is one of 88 in a large-sized, elevator building with high owner-occupancy. |
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| The loft features a raised platform area that defines separate living spaces for dining, listening to music, sleeping, working or simply relaxing. |
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| 11 foot-high ceilings and the open floor plan add to this loft's sense of space + light. |
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| The rough-hewn cross-beams and exposed brick walls lend industrial chic to the contemporary design of the loft. |
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| Carpeting throughout the unit adds a unique quality of warmth and comfort to the space. |
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| The loft has been sound-proofed with noise mitigating insulation and sheetrock between the beams. |
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| A bright, south-westerly exposure fills the unit with abundant afternoon light. |
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| A unique custom-built cocktail bar is a natural focal point for entertaining at home. |
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| Double glazed sliding panel doors separate the private deck from the main living space. |
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| At 200 SF± the private deck is a rare outdoor amenity in a seaport district loft. |
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| Unique to this private deck is the steel lined hot tub, perfect for soaking away the travails of the day. |
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| Together with the 1600 SF± of main living space, the private deck makes this loft a stylish urban oasis. |
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| The unparalleled city views take in the Fort Point Channel, Independence Wharf, the Northern Avenue bridge and the 1 International Place building. |
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| Other Boston landmarks that inform the view from the loft are the 1 Financial and Federal Reserve buildings, as well as the new Intercontinental hotel and luxury condominium building. |
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| The interior finish and clean lines set the standard for modern urban design. |
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| A salt water fish tank, set in a custom-built glass brick wall, is a decorative feature of the main space. |
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| Adjacent to the main living space is the entrance to the bedroom suite. |
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| The double-sided fish tank is also a decorative feature of the bedroom suite. |
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| The double-sided, salt water tank provides an ideal habitat for rare and exotic species of fish. |
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| The bedroom suite is large enough to accommodate a king-size bed with side tables. |
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| Space exists within the bedroom suite for additional sitting areas. |
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| The bedroom suite is pre-wired to accommodate an entertainment console. |
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| Adjacent to the bedroom area is a full bathroom ensuite. |
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| The full bathroom features granite floor tiling and a "dry area" that includes a custom-built mirrored vanity area. |
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| The bathroom features additional storage closets with space efficient closet built-ins. |
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| Adjacent to the storage closet is an in-unit laundry facility with a stack washer/dryer unit. |
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| Adjoining the "dry area" of the bathroom are the rest of the amenities. |
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| Sliding glass doors define the compact shower stall, complete with contoured body rest and handheld shower head. |
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| The bathroom also features a narrow linen closet, located next to the vanity. |
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| Located between the bedroom suite and the full bathroom is a walk-in wardrobe. |
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| The walk-in wardrobe features floor-to-ceiling closet built-ins. |
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| The middle area of the loft is used here as a formal dining area. |
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| Stepping-down from the raised middle platform to the casual living area below. |
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| A wall of custom-designed, built-ins is a home office in the making. |
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| Adjoining the lower level den is a modern open kitchen. |
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| The open kitchen has been extensively upgraded to meet the standards of contemporary urban design. |
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| Among the upgrades are red granite floor tiling and stainless steel appliances, including a Sub-Zero refrigerator. |
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| The Miele convection oven + electric induction cook-top with chef-style, re-circulating extractor fan, sets this kitchen apart. |
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| Telsa Smart cabinets and black granite counters + backsplash, create a kitchen workspace as beautiful as it is functional. |
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| The kitchen also features a built-in Miele espresso coffee station. |
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| Bright task lighting gives the upgraded kitchen a whole new feel. |
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| The kitchen area is large enough to accommodate a breakfast bar table. |
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Electric heat pump provides heat and AC throughout the loft.
RCN and/or Satellite TV is available in the building. |
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| Located in the up-and-coming Seaport District, behind the Children's Museum, this loft is just minutes away from South Station and the Financial District. |
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| The entrance foyer to the unit is tiled for added durability. |
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| Curtains hide a twin-door storage closet area within the entrance hallway. |
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| The entrance to the unit from the 4th floor common area hallway. |
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| Common area hallways are carpeted for noise mitigation. |
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| Rising to the full height of the building, the central atrium features a glass elevator that provides access to the lofts at Dockside Place. |
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| The atrium features a planted garden, which is routinely maintained. |
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| Lobby features secure off-street mailboxes and intercom system. |
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The building is professionally managed by Barkan Management.
A move-in fee of $600 applies to all residents. ($300 is refunded after move-in). |
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The entrance to the Dockside Place loft condominiums.
Opportunities exist for rental parking in and around the neighborhood.
Otherwise, plenty of resident permit parking is available on the street. |
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