AMENITIES

Rooftop pool, botanical garden, and outdoor patio with gas grills

Entertainment lounge with full kitchen, and projection screen, and bar area

Conference room and work spaces with complimentary WiFi

(2) 24 hour fitness centers, yoga studio with personal and group training.

Pet-centric living featuring grooming station, indoor relief area, and private pet park

Elevator access to private residential garage

Full service concierge to facilitate car detailing, pet cleaning, dry cleaning, alterations, and delivery services

On site retail & dining, including Bar Mezzana – one of Zagat’s “Most Anticipated Restaurants of 2016”!

Hubway and Zipcars on site make getting around Boston easy

Walking score of 95 with immediate access to Orange, Red, and Silver MBTA lines

Private, direct access to Whole Foods Market featuring an in-house spa and craft beer/wine/spirits section.
FEATURES

Three unique apartment styles

Sleek modern kitchens with quartz countertops

Stainless steel appliances

Oversized walk-in closets

24-hour concierge service

Open floor plans

Floor-to-ceiling windows

24-Hour maintenance service

Washer & dryer in unit

Trash/recycling chutes on every floor

Secure controlled access to unit & elevators

Smoke-free environment

Kitchen islands*

Views of Boston skyline*

*in select units

WE’RE TURNING A NEW PAGE

BUILDING ON HISTORY

The six-acre site is the former home of the Boston Herald newspaper and has deep history as the New York Streets, a 24-acre, six-block area bordered by Washington, Albany, Herald and Dover (now East Berkeley) streets. The neighborhood housed a significant multi-ethnic working class from the mid 1800’s until the mid-1950’s when light industrial and commercial uses replaced the diverse residential neighborhood in the city’s first urban renewal project.

BOSTON Herald site  = Ink Block

MAKING NEW HISTORY

Ink Block is a return of this area to a vibrant live, work, play and shop neighborhood. It’s what we call Life South End Style. Ink Block is a vibrant mixed-use community with a brand new flagship Whole Foods Market and places to eat along the wide sidewalks of a reimagined Harrison Avenue. Above it all are 315 apartments in three unique and distinctive buildings. It’s why we say that the South End’s center of gravity has shifted toward Ink Block.