Located in the heart of the vibrant North End and priced well below assessed value–assessed by the City at $623,200! Though currently configured as a loft/studio, this legal one-bedroom (per City of Boston records) can easily be transformed by installing a wall—unlocking even more value and functionality. Originally built in the late 1890s as the home of the Waitt & Bond Cigar Factory, 26 Stillman Street carries a rich history, the building was converted into boutique-style luxury condominiums in 2001. Today, this unit blends historic charm with modern sophistication, featuring soaring ceilings, exposed brick and beam details, and oversized floor-to-ceiling windows. The open-concept layout includes a chef’s kitchen with stainless steel appliances and generous cabinet and counter space, hardwood floors and in-unit laundry. Enjoy access to a common roof deck offering views of the Boston skyline and the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Don’t miss this opportunity!