About McLauthlin Building

The historic McLauthlin Building is one of the oldest cast iron front buildings in the country and was formerly the McLaughlin Elevator Building. In 1975, it was listed in the national registry of historic places. In 1978, the building turned condominium. Now, The McLauthlin Building is a modern elevator building that is professionally managed with a full-time superintendent. The Building consists of 6 stories and was built in the 1850’s. The McLauthlin Building has a total of 25 loft-style residences and 5 additional office condominiums. Proudly, a pet-friendly complex. It is a truly unique residence and constructed of brick, beams and cast iron frames. The McLauthlin Building also offers garage parking.

Lofts range in size from studio to 3 bedroom apartments. Reminiscent of its historic beginnings, these homes feature brick detail, high ceilings combined w/ custom workmanship, over-sized windows and hardwood floors. These loft-style homes feature washer/dryers, Central air, wood-burning fireplaces, and balconies. The upper floors of the complex obtain majestic views of the city and Harbor.

The McLauthlin Building is located on Fulton Street, which is a lovely tree-lined residential street. The Waterfront is moments to the North End, Financial District, Faneuil Hall, and Downtown Boston. Steps to all the cafes, restaurants, local shops and trades. The Mclauthlin Building is strategically located near all major transportation ports that include I-93, Mass Pike, and Storrow Drive. It has easy access to all major Bus and T -stations and equidistant between North and South Station.