Positioned at the intersection of Boylston and Hammond Streets in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, 1180 Boylston Street is a forthcoming six-story, mixed-use development designed for residents aged 55 and over. Scheduled for completion in late 2025, this project will feature 50 luxury apartments atop 6,500 square feet of ground-floor retail space.
Address: 1180 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
Residences: 50 units comprising 15 one-bedroom, 33 two-bedroom, and 2 three-bedroom apartments
Retail Space: 6,500 square feet at street level
Parking: Two levels of underground parking accommodating 70 vehicles
Occupancy: Expected in late 2025
Age Requirement: At least one resident per unit must be 55 years or older
Affordability: 10 units designated for households earning at or below 50% of the Area Median Income
Club Room: Equipped with a fireplace, large screen, wet bar, and space for private functions
Fitness Center: Features a virtual fitness screen suitable for individual or small group workouts
Reception Lounge: Includes flexible seating, a fireplace, and access to the mailroom and management office
Technology: High-speed Verizon Fios Wi-Fi throughout the building
Security: 24-hour security services
Property Management: On-site full-time property manager
Design: Crafted by CBT Architects, the building showcases a curved façade at the corner of Hammond and Boylston Streets, featuring metallic panels with various finishes and Thermory real wood cladding at the ground level.
Construction: Managed by Nauset Construction, the structure is a six-story wood-frame building over a steel podium concrete slab, with two levels of below-grade parking.
Sustainability: The project is designed to be LEED Certifiable, aiming for LEED Silver certification, and includes all-electric appliances in residential units. Developer Profile
Chestnut Hill Investments, LLC, led by principal Raj Dhanda, is the developer behind 1180 Boylston Street. The firm focuses on creating upscale, transit-oriented, and walkable residential communities in the Greater Boston area. Their commitment to enhancing neighborhoods is evident in the transformation of the former gas station site into this mixed-use development.
Chestnut Hill is recognized as one of the highest-income and strongest retail areas in Greater Boston, making it an attractive location for multifamily developments. The area's robust retail presence, combined with its affluent demographic, supports the demand for luxury residential units.
Dining Options:
XOXO Sushi Bar: Offers Edomae-style sushi with refined flavors.
Aquitaine: A Parisian-inspired French bistro known for its hospitality and cuisine.
Limani: An upscale Greek-Mediterranean restaurant with a seafood-focused menu.
Bianca: Features modern American dishes with global influences.
Davio’s: Serves handmade pastas, fresh seafood, and Northern Italian steaks.
Shopping Destinations:
The Street at Chestnut Hill: Home to retailers like Lululemon, Warby Parker, and Pottery Barn.
The Shops at Chestnut Hill: Features Bloomingdale's, Apple Store, and Crate & Barrel.
Chestnut Hill Square: Includes Anthropologie, Athleta, and Wegmans.
Fitness and Entertainment:
Barry’s Bootcamp: High-intensity interval training workouts.
Showcase SuperLux: Luxury movie theater experience.
Equinox: Premium fitness club with state-of-the-art facilities.
Transportation:
MBTA Green Line (D Branch): Chestnut Hill Station is a 4-minute walk from the property.
MBTA Bus Route 60: Provides convenient access to surrounding areas.
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