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A landmark building offering the luxury of high design in the heart of Boston’s Back Bay.
A full renovation of Haddon Hall by famed designer Ken Fulk will restore the exquisite original architecture while bringing it up to date as a reconfigured luxury residential building, complete with garage parking. Nine spacious residences, including a sprawling duplex penthouse with a rooftop terrace, will be finished with a level of detail and customization rarely seen in today’s residential development.
Designed in 1894 by architect J. Pickering Putnam for real estate developer William Henry Harrison Newman, Haddon Hall originally offered “french flat” style apartments along with shared dining rooms and parlors where residents could exchange ideas. This historic luxury apartment building was built with every modern amenity to attract notable residents listed in Boston’s Blue Book.
Located at the corner of Berkeley Street and Commonwealth Avenue, the eleven-story building of steel, wood and brick was most notable for the stir it caused in the Back Bay just after its initial construction. Neighborhood regulations, which were established before elevators, required a minimum building height of three stories but had not set a maximum. The ensuing controversy of 29 Commonwealth’s height led to new restrictions in 1896, leaving Haddon Hall the tallest structure from this brief period in the city’s architectural history. From then on, no other building would ever rise or be altered to offer comparable views in the heart of the Back Bay.
With the finest views in all of the Back Bay, Haddon Hall combines the glamour of European midcentury design with the streamlined elegance of Art Moderne to create an atmosphere of warmth and sophistication.
A marble mosaic at the entrance announces the new Haddon Hall. Inside, residents and visitors are welcomed with a dramatic interior design inspired by the 1940s. A graphic marble floor pattern anchors a hand crafted reception desk, where a full-time concierge graciously awaits. Haddon Hall offers all the modern amenities but evokes a sense of old-world glamour with a palette that includes brass, marble, shagreen and plaster.
The private elevator—wrapped in brass with a terrazzo floor—offers secure access directly into the nine expansive residences. Each one is richly appointed with chevron parquet floors, classic paneling, tracery ceilings and detailed wood trim. The custom kitchens and baths are finished with marble and metal pinstriping details along with a combination of brass and polished nickel hardware.
The true luxury of Haddon Hall lies in the experience of living there. The convenience of a high rise concierge attended building encapsulated in the heart of a Back Bay brownstone with garage parking is matched only by the finishes and the unparalleled views. The building soars above others in the neighborhood thanks to its construction before maximum building height restrictions existed. Residents will enjoy unprecedented views across the Boston Public Garden to the Charles River down the Commonwealth Avenue Mall.
Located on the corner of Commonwealth Avenue and Berkeley Street, Haddon Hall is in the heart of Back Bay. Just steps from the Boston Public Garden, Newbury Street, and the Charles River, it is the perfect place to call home.
SANDY EDGERLEY
Passionate about the city’s iconic Back Bay neighborhood, she has watched the area evolve and grow, and began investing in historic buildings with an eye toward creating high-end properties that feel like home. In addition to her work with Hexagon Properties, Sandy bolsters the Boston community through her extensive philanthropic work in significant roles with organizations such as the Boys and Girls Club of Boston, Horizons for Homeless Children, City Year, Harvard University, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts General Hospital, and The Boston Foundation.
PETER GLUCK
Gluck brings a wealth of construction and real estate experience to his position as Hexagon’s Vice President of Operations. Previously serving as a project manager for a builder of high end homes, the transition to his current role was a natural one. He manages day-to-day operations for the company’s growing portfolio including residential and commercial properties. In addition, Gluck oversees construction of Hexagon’s newest acquisitions, working hand-in-hand with the general contractor, architect, and owners from the bidding process to completion, ensuring that each property is finished to Hexagon’s top quality and luxury standards.
The Virginia-born designer has spent the last 25 years developing a business elevating the daily lives of his clients, not only designing their homes, jets, restaurants and hotels but also directing their birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and family getaways. Leading a team of 60 architects, designers, branding and event specialists in both San Francisco and New York, Fulk has expanded his impact around the globe. In addition to current private residential work from Mexico to Miami and Provence to Provincetown, Ken Fulk has made his mark in luxury urban living with The Harrison in San Francisco, Henry Hall in New York City and The Grand in downtown Denver. A former Back Bay resident, Fulk’s design for Haddon Hall marks his long-awaited return to the Boston area.
Since its inception in 2007, Campion and Company has exemplified a profound commitment to its clients by providing a level of service unparalleled by others in the field. Campion has quickly risen to prominence and Tracy Campion herself holds the enviable position as the #1 Broker in Massachusetts since 2001. Campion is a consistent leader in sales, closing over $5.3 Billion in sales to date.
Campion’s sales and marketing efforts are supported by its top-of-the-line staff who research the market carefully, create strategically targeted marketing collateral and stand by a commitment of a 7-days a week agent availability. All of the rapidly growing Campion team recognizes the importance of furthering Tracy Campion’s carefully cultivated reputation for quality, professionalism and – above all – results.
While Boston’s real estate market has grown enormously in value and complexity over the last decade, Campion’s commitment to the needs of its clients remains paramount.
