210 South St #72

Sunny and spacious loft apartment centrally located in downtown Boston's Leather District. Steps to South Station, the Financial District, Chinatown, the Theater District, the Greenway, the South End, Midtown, the waterfront, and Fort Point. Close to area hospitals, including Tufts Medical Center, MGH, and Boston Medical Center. This rarely available southwest facing corner unit on the 7th floor has high ceilings and thirteen oversized windows, allowing for sweeping views and natural light throughout the day. The industrial modern design features maple floors, exposed ductwork, original fluted concrete mushroom columns, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, and cherry cabinetry. The unit's flexible open floorplan makes it a great space for work or entertaining. The large master suite features downtown views, soundproof windows, light blocking shades, new carpeting, and two large closets. The spa style en suite master bathroom has marble tiles and countertops, a jetted soaking tub, and a separate glass-enclosed walk-in shower. The unit also has a second marble bathroom with a walk-in shower. Other features include an in-unit washer and dryer, a heating and air conditioning HVAC system, plenty of closet and storage space, a dishwasher, and a garbage disposal. High-speed internet, basic cable, baseboard auxiliary heating, on-site fitness center access, and bike storage are all included in the monthly rental fee. There is no broker fee. Smoking, pets, and short-term subleasing, such as through AirBnB, are all prohibited. 210 South St. is a professionally managed building, featuring concierge service, elevators, an on-site fitness center, video security, and bicycle storage facilities. The Leather District is a historic downtown Boston neighborhood spanning nine blocks bordering South Station, Chinatown, the Financial District, Midtown, and the South End. Aside from being home to several restaurants and businesses, the neighborhood is known for its 19th century buildings that were formerly used by the leather industry. Plate glass, brick, and cast iron are hallmark features of the neighborhood's architecture. The neighborhood is a commuter's dream due to its central downtown location and its close proximity to public transit and major highways. There are several off-street parking options in the Leather District.