Archived: 60 Dudley St #304 Chelsea, MA 02150. A bi-level renovated loft for sale at the Spencer Lofts.

Wooden staircase with railing leading to upper loft level

Spencer Lofts Unit 304 at 60 Dudley Street — 2017 Chelsea transaction archive. This historical listing is preserved as a distinct 2017 transaction in Jeffrey Bowen’s Spencer Lofts record. The original MLSPIN page paste has been replaced with this native version; the listing data below is the 2017 record, retained as transaction provenance.

Unit 304 at The Spencer Lofts, 60 Dudley Street in Chelsea, was listed in August 2017 at $389,000 (MLS #72214948, after a price change). A sunny, bright bi-level penthouse loft in the Buster Brown Shoe Factory conversion, it offered 1 bedroom, 1 full bath, and 4 total rooms across 907 square feet — original milled oak trussed beams, high ceilings, large windows, one deeded parking space, in-unit laundry, and a common roof deck.

Sold record: Spencer Lofts, 60 Dudley Street Unit 304, Chelsea, MA 02150 — MLS #72236993.

Kitchen with island, dining table and staircase to loft level

Kitchen and dining area with island seating and staircase

Kitchen with island, stainless range and glass-door cabinets

Kitchen with island seating, dining table and staircase

Kitchen and dining area with island, stainless appliances and staircase

Kitchen with stainless appliances, wood cabinets and brick-tile floor

Hallway with stacked washer-dryer leading to bathroom

Bathroom with pedestal sink, stacked washer-dryer and tile walls

Kitchen with island seating, wood cabinets and brick-tile floor

Bedroom with large windows overlooking neighboring buildings

Bedroom with sliding closet doors, TV and dresser

Bedroom with wall-mounted TV, dresser and neighborhood views

Bedroom with large windows, platform bed and wood ceiling beams

Mailroom with rows of mailboxes, wood floors and brick wall at Spencer Lofts in Chelsea, Massachusetts

Brick mill building exterior with parking lot at Spencer Lofts in Chelsea, Massachusetts

Courtyard view of brick mill buildings at Spencer Lofts in Chelsea, Massachusetts

Brick mill building exterior with parking lot and garden at Spencer Lofts in Chelsea, Massachusetts

Brick loft building exterior with parked cars at Spencer Lofts in Chelsea, Massachusetts

Hallway with exposed brick wall and wood floors at Spencer Lofts in Chelsea, Massachusetts

Long hallway with wood floors at Spencer Lofts in Chelsea, Massachusetts

Art gallery event inside a brick-wall loft at Spencer Lofts in Chelsea, Massachusetts

Art gallery event with guests in a white-wall loft at Spencer Lofts in Chelsea, Massachusetts

Map showing Spencer Lofts on Dudley Street near Merritt Park in Chelsea, Massachusetts

Listing facts — as listed in 2017

Address: 60 Dudley Street, Unit 304, Chelsea, MA 02150 (The Spencer Lofts, Suffolk County)
Listed: August 2017 at $389,000 — MLS #72214948 (the 2017 record marks the price as changed; historical, no longer available)
Type: Condominium — mid-rise/low-rise loft, top/penthouse back placement, unit level 3, 2 levels in unit
Bedrooms / baths: 1 bedroom · 1 full bath, 0 half baths · no master bath · 4 total rooms
Living area: 907 sq. ft. (unit floor plan; $472.99/sq. ft.), including the second-story storage/loft sleeping area
Condo fee: $286/month, including water, sewer, master insurance, elevator, exterior maintenance, landscaping, snow removal, refuse removal, garden area, and reserve funds (100 units in the complex, 83 owner-occupied at the time)
Parking: 1 off-street space, assigned and deeded, plus on-street permit parking
Heat: forced air, gas, 1 zone · Cooling: central air · Basement: yes, concrete floor
Building: Buster Brown Shoe Factory conversion — built 1900, converted 2004, brick and post-and-beam construction
Tax (2017): assessed $217,300 · tax $3,116 · PIN M:059 P:U304 · zoning R3

From the original 2017 listing

This is your opportunity to purchase a sunny and bright bi-level penthouse brick & beam loft at the former “Buster Brown” Shoe factory lofts, now known as Spencer Lofts. Herein lies this turn of the century factory that was converted into 100 residential lofts in 2004. The building was constructed at the end of the Victorian Era and at the beginning of the Progressive Movement. This loft has period details that cannot be reproduced today. This loft features original milled oak trussed beams, high ceilings and large windows. This is one of the brightest lofts in the building. Parking, in-unit laundry, A/C, a common roof deck and home to The Spencer Lofts Art Gallery. Ciao, Fusion Foods, Floramos, The New bridge Café and Mystic Brewery are some of my favorite spots around town. Starbucks, Market Basket and more are here too. Only three miles to Boston. The commuter rail, five bus routes and the Silver line to come.

2017 listing disclosures, preserved for the record: some furniture was negotiable for sale; the tax figure did not reflect the $800 owner-occupied residential tax exemption; buyers were directed to speak with the listing agent regarding financing and disclosures.