Boston's Leather District is a small, historically rich neighborhood just south of Downtown Crossing, sharing its northern border with Chinatown. The area takes its name from the leather and hide trade that once drove commerce here, and the robust brick-and-granite warehouse buildings constructed during that era still shape the streetscape today. Those structures have since been converted into loft-style apartments with soaring ceilings, exposed timber beams, and oversized windows that newer buildings simply can't replicate. A modest selection of boutique apartment communities rounds out the rental options, all within the same walkable footprint. Despite its compact scale, the neighborhood places residents within easy reach of South Station, the Financial District, and the Rose Kennedy Greenway, making it a genuinely convenient place to live without the noise and density of being directly in the city center.
181 Essex St
Boston, MA 02111
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1 Available Units
Lincoln Plaza
38,400
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Lincoln Plaza is within 8 minutes or 0.4 mile from Tufts University, Boston. It is also near Emerson College and Suffolk University.
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