The Parkside

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Wow. Look at The Parkside. This isn’t just another building. It’s a piece of Boston history.

The Parkside Residences stand proudly at 170 Tremont Street. Built in 1989 it’s one of the first high-rise condo buildings in downtown Boston. Imagine the construction back then. This spot offers some of the most stunning views in the city.

The Parkside boasts 99 units. It’s a boutique residential building. This means it has a more intimate feel than a large apartment complex. Residents enjoy a 24-hour concierge. They also get a rooftop gym. There are even two resident terraces overlooking the Boston Common. Think of the parties. Or quiet evenings watching the sunset.

The location is perfect. You are steps from the Back Bay Beacon Hill and the Financial District. It’s also close to the T lines. The Green Red and Orange lines. The building itself has underground parking. A huge plus in a busy city like Boston.

Many units have updated kitchens. Hardwood floors and in-unit washer-dryers are standard. Most importantly many units boast incredible views. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer amazing panoramic views of Boston Common and the city skyline. The building is even pet-friendly.

Nearby you’ll find great amenities. The Thinking Cup a local coffee shop. This place is perfect for a morning pick-me-up. Or a cozy afternoon treat. Then there is Explorateur Boston. A chic bistro serving breakfast brunch lunch dinner and pastries.

Need a pre-show dinner or a casual drink? Teatro is the place to go. It’s one of Boston’s favorite restaurants. For fitness buffs Equinox is just a short walk away. It’s one of Boston’s largest and nicest gyms. It has a basketball court racquetball a pool and a spa.

Living at The Parkside is more than just an address. It’s a lifestyle. It’s about enjoying the best of Boston living. Right in the heart of the action. But with the comfort and convenience of a luxurious high-rise. This building is a testament to Boston’s vibrant past and exciting future. It’s truly a special place.

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