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Colliers International is pleased to present for sale 19 Isabella Street, the former Our Lady of Victories Church in the Bay
Village neighborhood of Boston. The Property hosts 14,600 SF of redevelopment potential, either through complete gut renovation
or the implementation of a full-scale condominium conversion.
Nestled between Back Bay, South End and the Theater District, Bay Village is Boston’s smallest neighborhood at just 6 blocks in size. 19 Isabella Street is proximate to a
multitude of employers, retailers, and entertainment options. Additionally, neighborhood amenities are all within walking
distance to the property, including Whole Foods, Loew’s Boston Hotel, Starbucks, neighborhood favorite Mike & Patty’s, and boutique shopping & fitness destinations.
19 Isabella’s large footprint and classic French Renaissance architecture provides an ideal opportunity for an investor/
developer to redevelop a centrally located, classic and exceptional property in one of the most desirable locations in Boston.
19 Isabella Street is available on an un-priced basis. Additional due diligence materials are available for qualified
buyers. We will be conducting tours of the property in the coming weeks with a call for offers to follow. Property
information can be found at 19isabella.colliers.com.
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2nd most walkableneighborhood in the city of Boston
100Transit Score of 4 MBTA
Stationswithin 0.5 miles
Renter Occupied Housing
66%31.9Median Age
BAY VILLAGE DEMOGRAPHICS
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Significant Value Add PotentialBuilt in 1891, the property boasts a free-standing brick building
with four window lines. The existing church is tall enough to easily provide three floors within the existing shell as well as additional density on top of the existing structure. The
property is well positioned for by-right multifamily use.
Employment Access19 Isabella is located minutes from the headquarters of
major employers including Liberty Mutual, Natixis Global, Wayfair, and John Hancock. These rapidly growing global
institutions employ thousands who live, work and play in the Back Bay, South End, and Bay Village neighborhoods.
Bay Village CentralityLocated just southwest of Downtown Boston, Bay Village is a historic neighborhood with gas light lined streets, historic facades, and brick sidewalks. Residents enjoy easy walking
access to the surrounding parks, shops, restaurants, and theaters of Downtown Boston, Back Bay, and the South End.
Convenience to TransportationThe Isabella boasts convenient access to multiple MBTA stations on the Green and Orange Lines as well as the Commuter Rail, multiple
bus lines and Interstate-90/Mass Pike. Back Bay Station, one of Boston’s busiest transit hubs, is a 5 minute walk from the property.
Epicenter of DevelopmentThe Back Bay & South End neighborhoods have experienced a surge
in development with many upcoming large-scale projects in the pipeline across all sectors, including office, retail, and cultural. Notable
developments include Back Bay/South End Gateway, The Exchange, 321 Harrison Ave, 380 Stuart Street, and 40 Trinity Place (Raffles Hotel).
French Renaissance Architecture19 Isabella boasts classic Boston Brick architecture with period detail from the early 1900s. Located on a quite tree-lined street,
the property epitomizes the classic Boston aesthetic.5
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MULTI-FAMILY ADVISORY GROUP
Christopher Sower617-330-8141
Bruce Lusa617-330-8043
Jonathan Bryant617-330-8081
John Flaherty617-330-8151
FINANCING
Stephen Horan617-330-8048
Patrick Boyle617-330-8053
