The Carruth
By Anthony Longo 15 02 2008
The Carruth located at 1910 Dorchester Ave in Boston, MA is an all new Boston Condo Development in the Dorchester neighborhood in Boston.The Carruth is a transit-oriented development that involves the construction of 116 units of mixed income housing and approximately 10,000 square feet of neighborhood retail on a site directly adjacent to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority‘s Ashmont Peabody Square Station in the heart of historic Peabody Square.The Carruth is tastefully designed by downtown design star Dennis Duffy of Duffy Design Group.Interested in The Carruth? Make sure to contact us and we will get you a private tour.The development parcel is the subject of a long-term ground lease between Trinity and the MBTA. The proposed building is planned as a six-story structure with one floor of neighborhood retail and five stories of housing. Floors 2-4 will include 74 affordable rental units and floors 5 and 6 will include 42 market rate condominiums. Construction began in August 2006 and is occurring in unison with the MBTA’s total reconstruction of the adjacent Ashmont Peabody Square Station.
Dorcheseter MLS Listings in The Carruth:
Can’t beat these prices…
About Ashmont / Dorchester
Ashmont Hill is a neighborhood with a diverse population, a fine assortment of late19th and early 20th century homes, convenient public transportation, cultural and recreational resources, and above all a strong sense of community.
“You get the sense of belonging to a community here. People are friendly, and they look out for each other.”
PS - Anyone know if Chris Douglass Pizza & Pasta Restaurant concept ever came to fruition?
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What an interesting design to the building I find it very elegant and appealing. I love the idea that it offers different price housing within the same structure. Love the windows and the views. What makes this additionally so attractive is being so close to transit transportation negating the need for a car. I love the idea of stores below and see this as a great enviroment I could picture myself living in.
There is an open house at the Carruth the weekend of March 8 & 9 - see http://www.thecarruth.com - and they are touting some preview tastes of Tavolo (the 3d of Chris Douglass’ restaurants) and Flat Black Coffee which will also be in the building. Should be fun!