Breathtaking city views and room service from award-winning
Mistral come with this elegant Back Bay home, located on
4th Floor of the highly-coveted 25-unit Albert Pope
condominiums.
Brimming with space, light, and elegant features, this opulent
loft-style condo is designed with soaring ceilings and unique
Palladium windows that allow for the sunny capaciousness that such
height brings. Vacancies are rare inside the 1899 Albert
Pope Building, and textured wallpaper, patterned floor
coverings,sleek light fixtures, andintricate finishes bring this
residence to its rare stature.
The harmonious feel of the house begins at the entrance, drawing
your eyes to the luxurious accents in the formal living and dining
areas, both inviting spaces perfect for entertaining guests with a
magnificent fireplace warming the large space. Period architectural
detail can be found throughout this home, totaling 1,869 SF of
living space with two bedrooms and two full baths. The future owner
will love the privacy that comes with the spa-like bathrooms,
outfitted with glass showers and separate soaking tubs that
preserve the expansive theme of the home. While residents have a
chef-grade kitchen available, they can order in seared foie gras
and vanilla crme brle from Mistral, the
Best of
Boston French-Mediterranean restaurant located on the
first floor and perhaps the most unique amenity of all. For a
quieter atmosphere and to delight in the city from afar, residents
can relax on the common roof terrace, complete with direct elevator
access, a kitchenette, powder room, herb garden, gas grill and
magnificent views of the city.
Many Back Bay residents are interested in the personal histories
of the houses who livedin themand how they wereused over the
decades. The Albert Pope Building, located on the border of Back
Bay and the South End, is full of historic significance, originally
serving as famed manufacturer Albert Popes factory. Albert Pope,
considered the father
of the American bicycle, manufactured nearly a quarter
million Columbia bicycles each year. The building later became home
to Cahners Publishing Company and was later transformed into
loft-style condos in 1998 by Heath Properties.
The residence is perfectly situated for individuals that want to
be within walking distance to everything historic Boston has to
offer. The central location of the building gives residents easy
access not only to Mistral, but also other 5-star restaurants,
shops, and entertainment venues in the area. To explore other
Boston neighborhoods or leave the city, Back Bay Station T, bus
stop, and commuter rail lines are conveniently located nearby.
Residents can additionally take advantage of private garage parking
under the building. The luxury building offers full-service
concierge and unparalleled security. Additional amenities include a
concierge and doorman on-site Monday through Friday from 7AM to
7PM.
For more details on this timeless Back Bay residence, view the
listing
here orcontact
Beth Dickerson at (617) 510-8565 or
beth.dickerson@gibsonsir.com.
