Fort Point Place is a six story, 125 unit loft condominium building located at 21 Wormwood St in Boston's popular Seaport District. Built in 1890 and converted in 2000, Fort Point Place lofts range in size from 600 square feet to over 3354 square feet. Features include maple floors, sandblasted beamed ceilings and exposed brick walls, 10+foot ceilings, granite/stainless steel kitchens, central air, in-unit laundry and oversized windows. Many units feature private terraces, including penthouses with private roof decks facing the Boston skyline. Direct-access garage parking is included with many of these lofts.

The Seaport District is located a short walk from the Financial District and only minutes to South Boston. This area is home to Boston's maritime industrial center and is home to Boston Convention Center and Institute of Contemporary Art. Originally a tidal marsh, this area was created by landfill in the late 1800's. The brick warehouses once manufactured or housed iron, glass, brick, machinery, wagons, soap, elevators and beer. In recent years, many old warehouses have been converted to loft condominiums and new buildings have been built from the ground up. Today the neighborhood is home to the largest concentration of visual artists in New England. In addition, the area has diversified with recent condominium conversions and new construction and is one of the most rapidly developing parts of Boston. Residents may enjoy restaurant hot spots such as Drink, Sportello, Menton, and the nearby Liberty Wharf which is located directly on Boston Harbor with many fine dining options.