About Seaport Lofts

The Seaport Lofts at 437 D Street is one of the most authentic loft buildings in Boston.  The building itself was built in 1940 and converted to lofts in 1994.  The Seaport Lofts features 43 units; floor plans vary from studios up to 3 bedroom units.  The lofts offer soaring ceilings and an industrial-chic feel.  Many of the homes feature modern, European cabinetry, granite counters, hardwood floors and stainless steel appliances.  The building amenities include garage parking and a beautiful roof deck with water views.  This is a pet friendly building.

Once a barren waterfront packed with parking lots, a few businesses and an old school restaurant or two, The Seaport District, also known as the South Boston Waterfront, is considered “the hottest, fastest-growing real estate market in the country”; this area is in the throes of an exciting renaissance.  This building is near the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA).  Residents can enjoy the latest exhibitions in modern art as well as fundraisers and member events.  The Seaport District is home to some of Boston’s best restaurants: Committee, Del Frisco’s, Sam’s, Babbo Pizzeria, Strega Waterfront, Menton, Sportello, Rooftop Bar and Row 34.  The Seaport District is the fastest growing neighborhood in the city, with new residential developments at 320 on D, 100 Pier, 49 Melcher, 315 on A, Parklane and Waterside Place.  Warehouses, shipping piers and railroad tracks create an environment of industrial authenticity for the luxury lofts taking shape in the Seaport District.  Home to the Boston Children’s Museum, HarborWalk and South Station Transportation Center, the Seaport District is just east of the Fort Point Channel and is the epicenter of Boston’s convention and exhibition activity.