Newsworthy modern condos.
Built in 1915, this building housed the printing press for the East Boston Times and other local newspapers for much of the 20th century. And as the newspaper industry changed, so did the needs and character of the surrounding neighborhood. Fast-forward one hundred years, and this historic printing press has been completely renovated and transformed into Printing Press Lofts.
Architecture by OFFICE of MARK ARMSTRONG architects
("Best of Boston" winner, 2014)
Amenities
"A city is not an accident but the result of coherent visions and aims." When we renovated this 100+ year old building, we did so with a deliberate focus on what it means to live healthy in a city today. We created enjoyable outdoor space on the roof and added extra storage and bicycle racks in the basement. We installed the highest-efficiency ENERGY STAR appliances and windows. We also added an in-building recycling room, and used refurbished building materials wherever possible.
Enjoy over 500 square feet of outdoor space atop Printing Press Lofts. Our common roof deck is open to renters of all six units, and offers several outdoor dining sets, lounge chairs for reading in the sun, and sweeping southern views of Boston harbor and the downtown Boston skyline. Come on up and feel the sea breeze.
We know city living means there's never enough storage space. To make life easier, we've ensured that each unit has access to it's own free storage unit and indoor bicycle rack. East Boston is a very bikeable neighborhood, and Printing Press Lofts is just a half mile from the iconic East Boston Greenway.
Looking for a pet-friendly condo building in Boston? Look no further! Printing Press Lofts was built to be pet-friendly from day one. Well-behaved dogs and cats under 30 pounds are welcome. And if you need outdoor space to walk them, the newly redesigned Central Square Park is just a few minutes away.
Each renter has easy access to onsite laundry, available 24/7 and just steps from their front door. The larger condos have their own in-unit washer/dryer as well. Additionally, Printing Press Lofts has its own trash and recycling room, so you'll never need to take the trash outside again.
Neighborhood
This isn't your father's East Boston. Old warehouses are being converted into beautiful new living spaces. Central Square was redesigned with a focus on green space and bike lanes. Piers Park offers accessible sailing lessons on the harbor. The Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) even added a new museum in the neighborhood. Old mixes with new each day, and you're just 10 minutes from downtown Boston.
Living at Printing Press Lofts means everything you need is within walking distance. The location has received a Walk Score of 97 out of 100 – defined as a “Walker’s Paradise” where daily errands do not require a car. Both the Eagle Hill Community Garden and East Boston Farmers Market are just one block away.
We welcome you to become part of the new Eastie today.
