A 88-unit condominium community in Seaport, Boston.
Market figures reflect closed sales over the last 12 months. Data sourced from MLS PIN.
Dockside Place is an 88-unit brick-and-beam loft condominium in Boston's Fort Point / Seaport District, housed in a professionally managed elevator building at 33 Sleeper Street. This authentic loft conversion celebrates its industrial architecture—exposed brick, wood beams, and soaring ceilings—while individual owners have modernized interiors to varying degrees. Over the trailing twelve months, six units sold at a median price of $1,277,500, or roughly $1,021 per square foot, with homes averaging 41 days on market.
The building offers true loft living, with layouts ranging from open studios to multi-bedroom corner residences. One-bedroom lofts are the most common, frequently featuring "plus" spaces—dens, sleeping lofts, or raised platforms used to define living areas—that owners adapt as offices, nurseries, or additional sleeping quarters. Sizes span from roughly 925 sq. ft. penthouse units to expansive 1,600+ sq. ft. two-bedroom, two-bath corner lofts. Ceiling heights are a signature feature here, with several units citing 11-foot, 13-foot, and 13.5-foot ceilings.
Corner units command a premium for their multiple exposures—southern, southeastern, and eastern orientations are all represented—delivering strong natural light through oversized windows (some units advertise ten windows). Finishes vary widely: some homes are fully gut-renovated to studio quality (Studio Verticale is credited on multiple designs), while others are offered as opportunities to update to a buyer's vision. Hardwood flooring, granite counters, and stainless appliances are common in renovated units.
The location places residents in the heart of the Seaport / Innovation District, steps from Fort Point Channel and roughly three blocks to Post Office Square. Owners enjoy walkable access to the Rose Kennedy Greenway, restaurants, and shopping, with easy connections to the rest of downtown Boston. For a neighborhood defined by new glass towers, Dockside Place offers a distinctly historic alternative—loft character in one of the city's most active districts.
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 Dockside Place — 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 Dockside Place →Over the last 12 months, units at Dockside Place sold at a median of $1,277,500, about $1021 per square foot.
Monthly condo fees at Dockside Place currently range from roughly $691 to $837.71, depending on unit size and what the association's master policy covers.
Dockside Place is a 88-unit condominium association in Boston, MA.
Recent sales at Dockside Place averaged about 41 days on market, with 6 closings in the period.