Condo rentals at 36 A Street
36 A Street is a boutique condominium building in South Boston’s Broadway area. The original guide covers both rentals and sales; this page focuses on renting an individually offered residence.
The building is described as a six-story development with 25 loft-style homes. Compare actual layouts and owner terms rather than assuming a standard apartment package.
- South Boston A Street address
- Open loft-style layouts
- Common roof deck
- Garage parking described
Kitchens, windows and living space
The guide describes open living areas, large windows and kitchens with solid-wood cabinetry, stone counters and stainless-steel appliances. Bathroom finishes and renovations differ by residence.
Ask for the exact plan and current images to assess bedroom separation, storage and where a dining table or desk will fit.
Roof deck and practical lease details
Shared amenities described in the guide include a common roof deck and underground garage parking. Confirm whether the offered rental includes a space and what access rules apply.
Pet permission and move-in arrangements need current owner and building approval. Older vacancy and “brand-new” claims are not carried into the rental information.
A 2007 condominium development
The original guide describes a six-story building completed in 2007 with 25 loft-style homes. Its Broadway Village and South Boston references provide the location context; older Seaport marketing language is not a reason to change the actual street address.
Historical kitchen examples include wall ovens, stainless-steel appliances, marble counters and solid-wood cabinetry. Bathrooms were described with ceramic tile and multiple showerheads. Those are unit-specific features to check in current photographs, not standard equipment promised in every home.
Exploring ownership as well as rentals
Boston City Properties can help with either a purchase or a rental search at 36 A Street. Tell us your layout preferences and whether garage parking or roof-deck access is essential. The guide also describes furnished common areas and an older pet policy with weight and breed restrictions; confirm current rules and access.
The building’s 2007 completion does not make it brand-new today. The original guide’s assurances about rapid sales and current listings are not a statement that any residence is available now.