A 25-unit condominium community in Back Bay, Boston.
Market figures reflect closed sales over recent sales. Data sourced from MLS PIN.
The Pope Building represents a distinctive residential address in Boston's Back Bay, encompassing 25 condominium units within a converted historic structure. Recent market activity shows a median sale price of $1.945 million, reflecting strong demand for loft-style living in this architectural landmark. The building's reputation centers on contemporary interiors paired with soaring ceiling heights that define its character.
Interior Finishes
The Pope Building's two-bedroom, two-bathroom floor plans represent the primary offering within the 25-unit portfolio. Units feature ceiling heights ranging from 11+ feet in standard residences to 15 feet in select lofts, with penthouse units reaching 22 feet at their highest point. The corner two-bedroom units command particular attention for their oversized window configurations and distinctive sightlines.
Penthouse residences occupy a category of their own, providing one-of-a-kind layouts situated directly above the Mistral restaurant with direct access to private rooftop space and shared common deck areas.
The Back Bay location positions residents within immediate proximity to Boston's most established shopping and dining corridors. Back Bay Station accessibility provides straightforward transit connections throughout the region. The building's street-level connection to Mistral restaurant exemplifies the integrated urban lifestyle the neighborhood offers.
Market timing data reflects an 11-day average days-on-market period, indicating consistent buyer interest at the $1.945 million median price point. Recent sales activity occurred at an average price of $1,042 per square foot, establishing the valuation framework for the building's current market position.
The combination of soaring ceiling heights, contemporary finishes, and Back Bay's established infrastructure creates an appeal centered on urban living with architectural distinction. Units emphasizing rare availability and corner positioning suggest that individual unit characteristics drive differentiation within this 25-unit community.
Justin Rollo is a Massachusetts real estate expert with over a decade of experience and hundreds of South Shore transactions. He tracks every sale, pending, and price movement inside The Pope — so whether you're buying into the community or thinking about selling, you're working with someone who knows this specific association inside and out.
Ask Justin about The Pope →Over recent sales, units at The Pope sold at a median of $1,945,000, about $1042 per square foot.
The Pope is a 25-unit condominium association in Boston, MA.
Recent sales at The Pope averaged about 11 days on market, with 1 closings in the period.