295-297 Franklin Street

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Downtown

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Land Sq. Feet

2,430 sq ft

Gross Floor Area

8,741 sq ft

Contact

Zoe Schutte

Project Description

The proposed project is contemplated as part of the Downtown Office to Residential Conversion Program and consists of the re-use of a pre-existing five (5) story building located at 295-297 Franklin Street in downtown Boston from its present occupancy of commercial space on the ground floor, and upper-story offices, to approximately 744 square feet of ground floor retail and eighteen (18) new dwelling units on floors one through five. Located in the B-10 Zoning Subdistrict, the site consists of a 2,430 square foot lot with existing gross floor area of 14,580 square feet, which includes a basement to be re-purposed for bike storage and other building services.

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