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Built in 1906, The Berkeley at 420 Boylston was rated "of major significance" when receiving Landmark designation by the Boston Landmarks Commission. Known as "Crowned Jewel of Back Bay", it was the first building in Boston to be honored with all three of BOMA's "Office Building of the Year" awards; Local, Regional and International.
In 1989, an A.W. Perry total renovation put The Berkeley among the Back Bay's top office buildings. A six-story atrium was incorporated, the grand facade was restored and the original balustrade crown and bronze doors were replicated
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The Berkeley features five 16,000 sf. floors of first class office space, served by three elevators. Maximum control and flexibility is provided by water source heat pumps and perimeter radiation. Electricity is separately metered.
Among The Berkeley's tenants are Arnold Communications and Goody, Clancy & Associates. Others include consulting, asset management and venture capital businesses. The street floor showcases upscale retail establishments.
Located between Copley Square and the Boston Public Garden, The Berkeley enjoys convenient access to public transportation and the Downtown Financial District.
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