Canal Place Condos
Canal Place Condos
Canal Place, One, Two, and Three, is Lowell’s grandest mill conversion, a trio of brick mill buildings at 200 Market Street rising over the Pawtucket Canal. These buildings once belonged to the Lowell Manufacturing Company and played a starring role in the Industrial Revolution; today they house hundreds of condo owners in the heart of downtown.
The homes are classic mill lofts: one- to three-bedroom layouts with hardwood floors, granite kitchen counters, marble baths, high ceilings, and the big industrial windows that define the genre. Some units are true multi-level lofts with dramatic ceiling heights and canal views. Sizes range from efficient one-bedrooms around 500 square feet to three-bedroom spreads approaching 1,800.
Canal Place 3, the largest of the three buildings, holds 119 units in its 1908 structure, converted in 2004. Across the trio, amenities include elevator access, intercom entry, garden courtyards, and direct access to the city parking garage, a meaningful perk in downtown Lowell. The condo fees typically bundle heat, air conditioning, hot water, water, and sewer, which simplifies the monthly budget.
The location is the pitch. You’re on the canal in downtown Lowell, a short distance to the commuter rail, UMass Lowell, Middlesex Community College, the Lowell National Historical Park, the Tsongas Center, and the city’s best stretch of restaurants, galleries, and live music. Routes 3, 93, and 495 are all close.
Unit Features
- One- to three-bedroom loft layouts, ~500-1,800 sq ft
- Hardwood floors with high ceilings and large windows
- Granite countertops and marble baths
- Open-concept living with exposed structural details
- Canal and city views in many units
- In-unit laundry in most homes
Building Features & Amenities
- Three converted mill buildings at 200 Market St, Lowell MA 01852
- Historic Lowell Manufacturing Company mills on the Pawtucket Canal
- Elevator buildings with intercom entry
- Garden courtyards and common areas
- Direct access to the city parking garage
- Fees typically include heat, A/C, hot water, water, and sewer
- Close to commuter rail, UMass Lowell, and downtown dining and arts
Living in Lowell means a downtown with real bones, canals, mills, museums, and music, and Canal Place is the address that puts you in the middle of it. For buyers who want authentic loft living at a Greater Boston discount, this is the building to beat.
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