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Posted: November 6, 2015
Skanska USA amd Twining Properties launch pre-leasing at Watermark Seaport
Watermark Seaport - Boston, MABoston, MA Skanska USA Commercial Development and Twining Properties have launched pre-leasing for Watermark Seaport, a new construction apartment building with ground-floor retail, in the Seaport District.
Located at 85 Seaport Blvd. at the nexus of the Seaport District and Historic Fort Point Neighborhoods, Watermark Seaport consists of two meticulously designed buildings targeting LEED Gold, each with distinct character and features. Watermark Seaport offers a total of 346 residences, 45 of which meet affordable housing requirements, spread throughout a 17-story tower and a 6-story loft building. The tower includes 281 residences, featuring contemporary finishes, while the 65 lofts offer a modern expression of the neighboring brick and beam lofts of the Fort Point, and include exposed metal ceilings, finished concrete floors and kitchens and baths. All apartments offer the benefits of an environmentally friendly building, including oversized windows, energy star appliances and Nest thermostats.
“Watermark Seaport breaks the typical city residential mold by combining modern lofts with contemporary urban apartments. We are proud to offer a combination of amenities that anyone from young professionals to empty-nesters will enjoy,” said Shawn Hurley, executive vice president of Skanska USA Commercial Development in Boston.
Watermark Seaport offers approximately 15,000 s/f of amenities, including:
• 24-hour concierge
• 18th floor Sky Deck with outstanding views of the Financial District and Boston Harbor
• Second-floor terrace with an outdoor fire pit and premium grilling areas
• Underground parking garage with electric charging stations
• Fitness center
• Wellness studio for yoga and group fitness
• Residence lounge with billiards room and open workspace
• Private dining and event space
• Innovation lab with smart technology and Wi-Fi balcony
• Outdoor courtyard with direct access to Q Park
• Dog washing spa
• Indoor bike storage
• On-site Hubway bicycle sharing station sponsored by Skanska
The building is located across the street from District Hall and Seaport Sq. Green, as well as the future One Seaport Sq., which will feature 300,000 s/f of retail amenities. The MBTA’s Silver Line is located adjacent to the building, while South Station is within short walking distance.
Watermark Seaport is Skanska’s third development on Seaport Boulevard. Other projects include 101 Seaport and 121 Seaport, two neighboring office towers with ground floor retail targeting LEED Platinum. When completed, Skanska’s developments along Seaport Blvd. will make up Boston’s most sustainable block.
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