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Park Lane Seaport

1 Park Lane, Boston, MA

Seaport rentals with studio through three-bedroom layouts, harbor-facing roof decks and space to work or unwind.

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Seaport District
City
Boston
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Living at Park Lane Seaport

Park Lane Seaport is an apartment community at 1 Park Lane in Boston’s Seaport District. The community spans two buildings, and its current floor-plan catalog includes studios and one-, two- and three-bedroom homes.

Compare the individual apartment as well as the building. If large windows, in-home laundry or a particular view are priorities, include them in your inquiry so the layout, finishes and features can be confirmed for the specific home.

Shared spaces and services

Two roof decks offer harbor outlooks, seating and grilling areas. Indoors, residents have a lounge with a kitchen, television and billiards, plus a fitness center and workspaces.

  • A 24-hour fitness center with Peloton equipment and classes listed by the building.
  • Conference space and a work bar with computers, printing and Wi-Fi.
  • Garage parking options, bicycle storage and additional storage options.
  • On-site dining and food shopping, including J. Pace Italian Market and Seaport Social.

Plan your rental search

Park Lane welcomes pets subject to its policies. Ask about restrictions, pet costs, parking and storage when comparing the total monthly cost—not just the apartment’s advertised rent.

The building also lists a furnished one-bedroom guest suite. That is different from a furnished lease for your own apartment. Tell us if you need furnished accommodation, a particular lease length or a den so the right options can be checked.

For your commute, compare the route from Park Lane to your destination, including the nearby Silver Line and waterfront connections, rather than relying on a general downtown travel-time estimate.