100 Lovejoy Wharf # 11D, Boston MA 02114

About this home

SELLER INCENTIVES: 12 months of condominium fees and valet parking included. Come experience the newly staged home. Few Boston addresses occupy a position quite like Lovejoy Wharf. Set along the waterfront at the city's northern gateway, this 11th-floor corner residence offers a remarkable perspective of Boston, from the sculptural towers and cables of the Zakim Bridge to the harbor, TD Garden, and the city skyline. Floor-to-ceiling windows extend across the expansive living, dining, and kitchen areas, opening the home to multiple exposures and abundant natural light. The Zakim Bridge is an unmistakable presence, close enough to appreciate the remarkable detail of its architecture. Beyond it, the harbor, spectacular sunsets, and city skyline offer a perspective of Boston that changes throughout the day. At 1,642 square feet, the three-bedroom, three-full-bath floor plan is as compelling as its setting. Generous gathering spaces are balanced by three bedrooms, including a primary suite with views of the bridge from its soaking tub. The second bedroom features its own en-suite bath, offering guests an added measure of privacy, while the third bedroom provides flexibility for a home office or additional accommodations. The neighborhood is an essential part of life here. TD Garden is just steps away, bringing Celtics and Bruins games, concerts, and year-round entertainment within easy reach. The North End's restaurants and cafés, the waterfront's Harborwalk, and the surrounding downtown neighborhoods offer countless ways to enjoy the city without getting in the car. Lovejoy Wharf's extraordinary positioning also provides convenient access to major highways, the MBTA, commuter rail, water taxi service, and the 60,000-square-foot Star Market next door. Residents enjoy 24-hour concierge service, doorman, valet parking, a fitness center, inviting lounges, thoughtfully designed rooftop terraces, a pet spa, and a children's playroom. Offered by its original owners and distinguished by an extraordinary Boston address.