3 Battery Wharf, # 3301, Boston - Waterfront, MA
Price: $879,000
1 Bed
2 Baths
Sq. Ft. 1,070
MLS #: 71321771
Price: $879,000
1 Bed
2 Baths
Sq. Ft. 1,070
MLS #: 71321771
Price: $1,399,000
3 Beds
3 Baths
Sq. Ft. 1,789
MLS #: 71357439
Price: $2,199,000
2 Beds
2 Baths
Sq. Ft. 1,520
MLS #: 71211295
Price: $1,299,000
2 Beds
2 Baths
Sq. Ft. 1,562
MLS #: 71362696
Price: $1,329,000
3 Beds
3 Baths
Sq. Ft. 2,264
MLS #: 71376775
It is that time of year again for good weather, boating and enjoying Boston’s Waterfront. Many of our clients ask for information regarding the neighborhood marinas. Slips are going fast so reserve your boat slip today! – Gianni DePalma
Here are some of our suggested Marinas on Boston’s Waterfront:
Union Wharf Marina
Dan Flaherty – 617.742.1647
Seasonal Dockage (May 1 – Oct 31, 2012)
$150/Foot
Contact Onsite Management Office for Daily/Weekend/Weekly/Monthly Dockage for rates and availability.
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Lewis Wharf Marina
Raleigh Eastwick – 617.523.2313
Seasonal Dockage (May 1 – Oct 31, 2012)
Completely full now. Marina renters usually have use of the pool and pay the following:
$155/Foot up to 35 Feet
Water and electric are included
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Burroughs Wharf Marina
Jim Richards – 617.523.8188
Contact Jim for more information for sale/for rent
There is an annual charge of $1,000.00 for a deeded slip
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Rowes Wharf Marina
Kristin McLaughlin – 617.748.5012
One slip will fit a 52’ yacht
The other slips hold boats in 40’ and smaller
$200.00/Foot + electric
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Constellation Wharf Marina
MaryAnn Cummings-617.242.2020
Slips can hold boats 25’-70’
Seasonal Dockage (May 1 – Oct 31, 2012)
$140/ft. includes electricity, water, wifi and access to bathrooms.
Parking is an additional fee
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If you need help finding a Boston Waterfront home, please contact CL Waterfront Properties, LLC and one of our experienced agents will help you find the perfect fit!
On behalf of CL Waterfront Properties, LLC, we are pleased to present a unique development opportunity at a prime location on Boston’s Waterfront. Located across from Lewis Wharf at the intersection of Commercial Street and Atlantic Avenue, this property is situated steps to Boston’s Harbor, the Greenway, Faneuil Hall, the Historic North End and approximately ¼ mile from Downtown Boston and all major transportation points.
The site is comprised of 4,524 square feet and has a FAR of 3:0. Prime location and high visibility make this site a rare opportunity for development. Contact CL Waterfront Properties today for more information.
By Christopher Smith
Residential Sales
Just because you are not a sailboat owner does not mean that you cannot enjoy a beautiful day sailing along Boston Harbor.
At Lewis Wharf there is the Boston Sailing Center, open from 9AM until sunset from May through October, where you can choose from their large fleet of boats. At Boston Sailing Center you can enjoy sailing along Boston’s historic Waterfront, or even take overnight trips to Martha’s Vineyard, Provincetown and Newport.
Located at Rowes Wharf, The Boston Harbor Sailing Club, offers professional sailing instruction and a fleet of sixty-seven yachts ranging from twenty-three to thirty-nine feet. This sailing club also offers memberships and makes the water’s of New England accessible and affordable to the public.
Conveniently located in Boston’s Navy Yard at Flagship Wharf, The Courageous Sailing Center offers a wide array of sailing classes and memberships to the public. These three great locations along the Waterfront make the thrill of sailing available for anyone up to the challenge.
Some locations also offer an opportunity to sharpen your sailing skills in the off season, like “Frostbite Racing” Boston Sailing Center offers from November through March.
Boston Sailing Center
http://www.bostonsailingcenter.com/
Boston Harbor Sailing Club
http://www.bostonharborsailing.com/
Courageous Sailing Center
http://www.courageoussailing.org/
Written by Diane Giacobbi
Boston is not only filled with universities and students, hospitals and doctors, it is filled with dogs and their humans. Each week I receive at least one inquiry for a sale or rental of a pet friendly property. No longer just a suburban pet, the urban dog is welcome in many places – in certain outdoor patio dining, in private dog parks, and in some designated areas of public places. The services for these pets are innumerable – dog boutiques for accessories and natural food items; doggie day care with transportation; daily walks; overnight vacation services, and in home veterinary calls.
Many condominium buildings along Boston’s Waterfront are pet friendly. As a lover of dogs, I do everything in my power to find a home for my wonderful canine residents and their people.
Here is a current list of some of the pet friendly buildings in the Waterfront:
Intercontinental: Owners and Tenants
Rowes Wharf: Owners only with Management approval
Harbor Towers: Owners only
Commercial Wharf: Owners and Tenants
Lewis Wharf: No Dogs
Mariner: Owners and Tenants
Bulfinch: Owners and Tenants
Union Wharf: Owners only
Lincoln Wharf: No Dogs
Burroughs Wharf: Owners and Tenants with Restriction
Battery Wharf: Owners and Tenants
In part of a 4th of July tradition, the U.S.S. Constitution raised its colors, hoisted its sails and left port from the Charlestown Navy Yard for its annual turnaround. ”Old Ironsides” is the oldest vessel still commissioned in the United States Naval fleet.
In the Boston Harbor last Monday, the warship sailed along the Boston Waterfront until it reached Castle Island where its crew conducted a 21-gun salute from its battery of canons before turning around and returning to its home for another year. Here’s a video of this year’s event. Doesn’t get any more patriotic than this… Happy Birthday, America.
Summer is on the horizon and the warm and sunny weather is back!
If you live in the North End or Boston Waterfront neighborhoods, you can use the Mirabella Pool at Harbor’s edge to cool off. If you’re lucky enough to live at Harbor Towers, Lewis Wharf, or Union Wharf, those properties have their own pool for residents and their guests to relax and cool off at. Many neighborhood pools will be open this weekend!
Listed below is some helpful information about the best places to swim in Boston:
Mirabella Pool is an outdoor, public pool located in Puopolo Park in Boston’s North End looking over Boston Harbor. Open to both Boston residents and visitors alike, there is also a shallow spray pool for toddlers and small children. Bathroom facilities are available within the recreational center on-site. Swimming lessons are available for children twice weekly, and are only $5 per lesson, and you can pay as you go!
OPENING DATE: June 18th
CLOSING DATE: September 5th
PRICING:
You can sign up for a pool pass at the Nazzarro Community Center in the North End (617.635.5166)
POOL SCHEDULE:
Sunday -Saturday: 11am-8pm (before July 31st)
Sunday -Saturday: 11am-7:30pm (July 31st – September 5th)
Lap Swimming: 7am -9:30am daily
ADDRESS:
Puopolo Park / Mirabella Pool / Steriti Memorial Rink
475 R. Commercial Street
Boston, MA 02113
The Harbor Towers are two 40-story luxury condominium buildings located along Boston’s Waterfront. Homes range from one-bedroom to spacious penthouses, many with balconies and amazing views of Boston Harbor and Downtown. The Harbor Towers boast extensive open space at the water’s edge, a marina, and an outdoor swimming pool for residents and their guests!
OPENING/ CLOSING DATE: Seasonal
PRICING: FREE for residents and their guests
ADDRESS:
Harbor Towers
65/85 E India Row
Boston, MA 02110
Lewis Wharf was built in the 1830s as a major shipping warehouse and converted to luxury condominiums in 1973. Lewis Wharf boast a beautiful Harbor-side swimming pool. Bring a friend & enjoy the stunning views!
OPENING DATE: Memorial Day
CLOSING DATE: Labor Day (or a week or two later, depending on the weather)
PRICING: $100 per person with guest
ADDRESS:
Lewis Wharf
28 Atlantic Avenue
Boston, MA 02110
Union Wharf was built in the 1830s as a warehouse for imported shoes and was converted into condominiums in 1979. Residents of Union Wharf and their guests can enjoy the warm weather in this gorgeous seaside swimming pool for free!
OPENING DATE: Memorial Day Weekend
CLOSING DATE: Columbus Day Weekend
PRICING: FREE for residents and their guests
ADDRESS:
Union Wharf
343 Commercial Street
Boston, MA 02109
Posted by: Michael Sullivan
In the Boston real estate market, there is nothing more sought after and desired than a Waterfront property located in one of the historic Wharf buildings, which are made of brick, stone, and beams.
Some of these buildings you might know as “Lewis Wharf, Commercial Wharf, Union Wharf, Rowes Wharf or Battery Wharf. When you hear the term “Law of Scarcity” or “They don’t build’em like that anymore” or “location, location, location”, think of these wonderful Wharf buildings on Boston’s Waterfront!
Boston’s Waterfront is truly unique, not only does a Waterfront home in one of these luxury Wharf buildings offer amazing views, but the buildings that occupy the existing frontage are built with granite, hand hewed beams, and Boston brick by talented artisans of a by- gone era using the best possible craftsmanship.
The Waterfront Wharf buildings majestically extend like fingers out into Boston’s saltwater harbor, and are even more unique than the Waterfront on which they located. These Wharf buildings have Boston’s rugged, distinctive and yet refined old-world appeal. Many of these buildings are nearly two hundred years old and have been recently renovated bringing them into the 21st century with every modern amenity.
When considering the purchase of a home in Boston, one must also consider that in this marketplace the uniqueness of the Boston’s Waterfront Wharf buildings make for an excellent choice because they hold and provide the best value for resale. These magnificent buildings become only more desirable and valuable as they age. Contact CL Waterfront Properties LLC today for help buying your next luxury waterfront home.
Posted by: Joe Taglieri
Get the most from your trip to Boston! Visit Boston, and you’ll discover the charm of one of America’s oldest and most Historical Waterfronts. Boston’s many tourism and historical attractions provide visitors with plenty of places to explore and interesting things to do.
Naturally, Boston has changed a lot since Samuel Adams and fellow Sons of Liberty plotted their tea party in the local taverns near the Boston Waterfront – but you’ll still find the old Wharfs plus plenty of other authentic historical sites, right next to skyscrapers, gleaming hotels, and some of the best Waterfront Locations the city has to offer to call home.
Visit Boston, and you’ll also find a modern, vibrant waterfront city with thriving theaters, concerts, gorgeous parks, lots of outdoor recreation, a lively nightlife, and of course, great places to live on the Boston’s Waterfront Historic Wharves; including Commercial Wharf, Lewis Wharf, Union Wharf, Battery Wharf, Burroughs Wharf, and E. India Row. This is a short walk and just as enjoyable to see by any of Boston Waterfront’s short cruises that take you all around the historical Harbor.
If you visit Boston, expect to fall in love with the City’s Old World charm and character. You might even consider it one of the best places to live on earth with a great ‘neighborhood feel’. Boston is a place you visit once and instantaneously want to move too! Which makes owning a home in Boston a great investment for property owners and city dwellers alike.
Contact me if you need help locating the perfect Boston Waterfront home. I’d be happy to assist you!
Posted By: Carmela Laurella
Real estate tends to run inverse to both interest rates and availability of credit.
With today’s mortgage rates at historic lows and following a correction of historical magnitude, at this point in time, I would suggest that real estate represents a fair value.

I would further suggest that with both mortgage rates and prices down, that investing in a new home is as affordable as it’s ever been in the U.S.
One final thought would be that the primary footpath of Boston’s Waterfront is basically built. They won’t be making any more and there is scarcity value in that alone…
CL Waterfront Properties has the market expertise to help you find the perfect new luxury home in Boston; whether you want to live in one of the full service Boston Waterfront buildings, or a luxury home in Back Bay or Bay Village, we can help find a home to fit your lifestyle.
Posted By: Kayla Shannon
Just because summer is officially over, does not mean you have to give up the wonderful sights and sounds of Boston’s Waterfront. Sailing is so beautiful at this time of year!
Fall Soling Racing begins down at the Boston Sailing Center located at Lewis Wharf. The Boston Sailing Center (BSC) offers many wonderful programs including “Learn to Sail” for beginners, Night or Advanced Sailing, and International Charters as well. A BSC membership allows you to enjoy unlimited sailing, without the expenses of owning your own boat. They also offer numerous social activities for members including Races, BBQs, Brunches, and even a Halloween Party! Visit www.bostonsailingcenter.com for more information.

If you’re thinking about investing in a new home near Boston’s Waterfront, contact CL Waterfront Properties, LLC to speak with us about all the available options for waterfront living in the city!