Posted on 18 September 2008
The 1850 will host an Open Studios Art Show this weekend, part of a yearly tradition that draws over 15,000 art enthusiasts and local spectators alike to the South End art scene. This year, as part of a continued focus on art and architecture, the 1850 Lofts South End development is converting 6 residences to art studios for the weekend.
- What: The Art Show at The 1850 for Open Studios Weekend
- Where: The 1850 Lofts, 90 Wareham Street, Boston, MA 02118
- When: Saturday and Sunday, September 20th & 21st, 11am-6pm
- Who: Eight artists will showcase their work in six loft spaces.
Refreshments and appetizers will be available. As well, while viewing the art, there will be an open house at the development on Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM for the remaining for sale condos in the building, with units starting at $365K.
Posted on 01 March 2008
On March 1st and 2nd from 11AM to 3PM, the 1850 is holding its first sneak preview opening to the public. 2 model units have been furnished with bedroom and living spaces and are handsomely decorated by Terrat Elms, one of the South End’s award winning design firms. Take a stroll over, or park in the lot behind The 1850. A hostess will meet you in the lobby and take you up to the new sales office for a tour.
Typically our Featured Open House listing runs on Sunday mornings, but with the 1850 doing a two day gala, we’re running our listing early this week. Let the hostess know that you heard about the open house on the Boston Condo Blog when stopping in. The 1850 Lofts - for more information, including a map to get you there.
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Posted on 05 February 2008
It’s a piano factory, it’s a general warehouse, it’s a bolt and screw company’s headquarters…wait, no, it’s The 1850, the South End’s newest SoWa condo development! The five-story building bordering Wareham , Albany, and Malden Streets on the southern tip of Boston’s South End will soon be home to 60 unique condos, many with a loft-style feel, including exposed brick and beams, as well as concrete floors.
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