Lyra

Perfectly positioned at the intersection of Fenway, Back Bay, and the South End, Lyra places you at the center of Boston's cultural pulse. Art, theater, dining, and design come together to create a truly immersive urban experience. From vibrant sidewalk performances to world-class shows at the Huntington Theatre, evenings unfold effortlessly. At Lyra, every amenity is designed to inspire. A 24-hour concierge, state-of-the-art fitness center, coworking lounge, and private screening room support both work and play. Thirty-four floors above the city, the rooftop terrace and elegant sky lounge offer fresh air and sweeping skyline views that captivate. After taking in the scene, retreat to a refined apartment home featuring sleek finishes and modern style. Inspired by the energy of the city and the creativity of the stage, Lyra sets the scene for extraordinary urban living, now leasing. This information is a general overview of potential costs. For a complete list of fees, visit our property website. Prices are subject to change and may vary based on move-in date and lease term. Some apartment homes may require prequalification if required by any applicable affordability program. Standard security deposit subject to change based on screening results; total security deposit(s) will not exceed any maximum prescribed by applicable law. Resident may be responsible for maintaining insurance or covering related costs. Some fees may not apply to apartment homes receiving subsidies or subject to an affordability program. Resident is responsible for damages that exceed ordinary wear and tear. Some items may be taxed under applicable law. This form does not modify the lease, and all fees are subject to the lease. Additional fees may apply as detailed in the lease. A sample lease may be requested prior to application. Residents may be responsible for utilities and related fees, per the lease. Lease terms and available options are subject to change and may vary based on apartment home availability and any applicable program requirements. In the event of any informational conflict, the lease governs.