390 Harrison Avenue

Boston, MA 02118

The Harris offers luxury urban living in the heart of South End. This Related Reserve Collection addition, designed by Robert A.M. Stern and Meyer Davis, features over 20,000 sf of amenities in a vibrant, arts-inspired neighborhood.
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Where Expectations Come To Life

We're asking more from our homes today- spaces to work; spaces to entertain; spaces to stay active and healthy. To compliment flexible floor plans, The Harris boasts an impressive suite of amenities for a seamless living experience to meet every lifestyle.

Unlock convenience with the House Tesla by Envoy, parked in the on-site garage. Soak in the sky on the landscaped roof terrace with grills, fire pits, and dining space. Stay a step ahead with everything you would want in the 8,000sf fitness center- indoor lap pool, bouldering wall, 1/2 basketball & squash court, and fitness studios.

We've provided everything you need to thrive- from move-in day support, to co-working spaces and a variety of lounges, and a Lifestyle Coordinator who will help you find the best the city has to offer.

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Artists, entrepreneurs, and families have settled into handsome brick homes, opened shops along Tremont Street, and enlivened the many parks in the neighborhood. Galleries have moved into 19th century warehouses in the thriving SoWa Art and Design District. One of Boston’s most desirable areas, the South End boasts an edgy arts scene, chic boutiques, and heralded restaurants like The Butcher Shop and Toro. Yet, it has retained its relaxed character and strong sense of community.

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Artists, entrepreneurs, and families have settled into handsome brick homes, opened shops along Tremont Street, and enlivened the many parks in the neighborhood. Galleries have moved into 19th century warehouses in the thriving SoWa Art and Design District. One of Boston’s most desirable areas, the South End boasts an edgy arts scene, chic boutiques, and heralded restaurants like The Butcher Shop and Toro. Yet, it has retained its relaxed character and strong sense of community.