From Back Bay to Downtown Crossing and the Seaport edge, Boston’s skyline blends historic charm with glass-and-steel modernity. These condominium towers define the city’s vertical lifestyle and offer privacy, amenities, and commanding views over the Public Garden, Charles River, and Boston Harbor. Below are the 10 tallest condo buildings in Boston including mixed-use buildings but no rental apartment towers.
1. One Dalton - Four Seasons Residences
Address: 1 Dalton Street, Boston, MA 02115
Height: ~748 feet | Floors: 61
Completed: 2019
Neighborhood: Back Bay
Home to Four Seasons Private Residences, One Dalton is Boston’s modern icon—needle-slender, artful, and amenity-rich. Owners enjoy a private lobby, members’ club, and sweeping skyline views.
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2. The Millennium Residences
Address: 240 Devonshire Street, Boston, MA 02110
Height: ~693 feet | Floors: 53
Completed: 2023
Neighborhood: Downtown
A Millennium Partners signature address at Winthrop Center offering high-design interiors, premier resident services, and easy access to downtown dining, theaters, and the Boston Common.
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3. Millennium Tower
Address: 1 Franklin Street, Boston, MA 02110
Height: ~681 feet | Floors: 54
Completed: 2016
Neighborhood: Downtown
Millennium Tower redefined luxury in Downtown Crossing when it was built in 2016. This full-service luxury high-rise impresses with it's all glass facade housing 442 condominiums and a full suite of luxury amenities.
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4. Ritz-Carlton Residences at South Station
Address: 682 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02111
Height: ~677 feet | Floors: 51
Completed: 2025
Neighborhood: Seaport
Located in the reimagined South Station neighborhood, connecting Fort Point to the Greenway, these residences start at an elevation of over 450 feet, overlooking an acre-sized park that is exclusive to South Station Tower. Residents will have exclusive access to Ritz-Carlton services and amenities.
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5. The Ritz-Carlton
Address: 1, 2 & 3 Avery Street, Boston, MA 02111
Height: ~475 feet | Floors: 38
Completed: 2001
Neighborhood: Downtown
Among Boston’s earliest five-star branded residences, the twin Ritz-Carlton towers pair timeless design with hotel-level services and proximity to theaters, Boston Common and downtown.
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6. Raffles Residences
Address: 430 Stuart Street, Boston, MA 02116
Height: ~424 feet | Floors: 33
Completed: 2023
Neighborhood: Back Bay
Raffles brings boutique, ultra-luxury living and hotel-level services to Boston, with a strategic location bridging the Back Bay, Bay Village and the South End.
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7. Harbor Towers
Address: 65 & 85 E India Row, Boston, MA 02116
Height: ~400 feet | Floors: 40
Completed: 1971
Neighborhood: Waterfront
Two vintage waterfront condominium towers designed by I.M. Pei. Harbor Towers feature panoramic harbor and skyline views, a seasonal pool and direct Harborwalk access.
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8. Pierce Boston
Address: 188 Brookline Ave, Boston, MA 02115
Height: ~378 feet | Floors: 30
Completed: 2018
Neighborhood: Fenway
A striking glass tower overlooking Fenway, Pierce combines modern design, sky-level amenities, and views toward the Back Bay and Charles River.
9. 45 Province
Address: 45 Province Street, Boston, MA 02108
Height: ~367 feet | Floors: 31
Completed: 2009
Neighborhood: Midtown
45 Province balances calm interiors with a location near the State House, Financial District, and the Common. This is the premiere condominium address in Midtown.
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10. The Clarendon
Address: 400 Stuart Street, Boston, MA 02116
Height: ~336 feet | Floors: 32
Completed: 2009
Neighborhood: Back Bay
With warm modernism and concierge service, The Clarendon offers its owners a stylish address right in the heart of Back Bay.
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