Interior of Unit 34G
From the 34th floor of Harbor Towers, boats cross Boston Harbor against the backdrop of the city skyline. Newly listed at $950,000, Unit 34G offers one bedroom, one and a half bathrooms, and 972 square feet of living space, with a private balcony that brings the waterfront view outdoors.
Inside Unit 34G
White cabinetry and warm wood flooring give the kitchen a clean, understated finish, and a counter with seating for two makes room for a casual breakfast. Beyond the kitchen, the living area opens up to views of the city and harbor.
The bedroom’s sliding doors lead directly onto the private balcony, a spot for morning coffee or a few minutes outside at the end of the day. A separate half bath gives guests their own space while keeping the full bathroom private.
Life at Harbor Towers
Harbor Towers is a full-service, pet-friendly condominium community with 24-hour concierge service, a seasonal outdoor pool, and shared outdoor areas with gas grills. Residents also have direct access to the public waterfront promenade, which connects this stretch of the harbor to the neighboring wharves.
From India Wharf to Harbor Towers
Before Harbor Towers rose along East India Row, the site was home to India Wharf’s warehouses, designed by Boston architect Charles Bulfinch. In 1971, the two residential towers designed by Henry Cobb of I. M. Pei & Partners opened as part of Boston’s effort to revitalize its downtown waterfront.
Look up from the waterfront today and you’ll see how the curved balconies give the concrete façades their distinctive rhythm. From Unit 34G, you get the reverse perspective, looking back over the harbor from one of those balconies.
Between the Harbor and Downtown Boston
Harbor Towers sits on East India Row between Rowes Wharf and Long Wharf. The New England Aquarium and harbor ferries are nearby at Long Wharf, while the Rose Kennedy Greenway is just across Atlantic Avenue.
From the building, the North End’s restaurants are to the north, Faneuil Hall and the Financial District are inland, and the Seaport is to the south. The nearby Aquarium Blue Line station offers another way to get around the city. It’s a downtown address with the harbor right outside.
85 East India Row, Unit 34G | Boston Waterfront
Offered at $950,000 | 1 bedroom | 1.5 bathrooms | 972 sq. ft.
For more information or to arrange a private showing, contact Rodney Scott.