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There is counter on either side of the gas range for real prep space.

Open up the slider and outdoor space becomes part of the evening.

Soft carpet here, and still enough floor left over for a work corner.

Hang a full wardrobe twice over and still have room on the shelves.

Towels, spares and the rest all disappear into the tall storage here.

A private balcony above the courtyard, with the water straight ahead.

Everything for cooking is only a half turn apart along this one wall.

Step out for air whenever the mood hits, straight from where you sit.

Two stools at the peninsula keep the cook part of the conversation.

Windows on two walls keep the rooms bright through most of the day.

Clothes hang in the nook here, and drawers tuck in right below them.

A wide wall for the dresser, and daylight from the window beside it.

The gas range up here has room to set a hot pan down on either side.

Open floor plan here, so whoever is cooking is still part of the room.

Daylight comes from two directions in this top-floor living room.

Corner windows meet at the wall here and bring in light all day long.

Large windows here put Revere Beach in front of you from the sofa.

Corner windows crank open here, with the whole shoreline out beyond them.

Linen storage stands full height right where the towels get used.

A step-in shower in the corner leaves the rest of the floor wide open.

Carpet underfoot in here, and downtown Boston out the wide window.

A tiled shower and a tiled floor share one pattern, from top to bottom.

Everything hangs within reach, and the shelf up top takes the rest.

Glass doors out to the balcony sit a few steps from the seating area.

Balcony doors at the far end bring the sea air right into the room.

A dining corner with water on two sides, and the balcony a step away.

Corner windows here leave room for two chairs and the shoreline beyond.

The vanity here is long enough for two people to get ready side by side.

A desk fits by the window here, with the shoreline in front of you.

The closet and bath open off each other, so mornings stay in one place.

A tub beside the window turns the end of a long day into a reset.

Room for a full dining table and an island, with the ocean alongside.

Step straight out to the balcony from the foot of the bed each morning.

A spacious closet and private bath sit right off this second bedroom.

A wide window beside the bed opens the whole room to the beach below.

Heated water means a swim here works well past the end of summer.

Loungers line both sides of the pool, so there is room for everyone.

Sun or shade out here, whichever kind of afternoon you were planning.

An open lawn in the middle of the building, and it is yours to use.

Out here the turf ends at a railing, and the ocean takes over from there.

Enough seating on this terrace that a whole group can settle in for hours.

Take a bench under the string lights and let a summer evening go long.

A row of loungers out on the lawn, one elevator ride down from home.

Grilling stations side by side let two groups cook at the same time.

Two fire pits keep the courtyard in use once the evenings turn cool.

A daytime perspective from high up, with the sand and the road below.

An outdoor room five floors up, with the sea straight out in front.

A fire in the Great Room makes the New England winter easier to take.

Settle in by the fire, then move to the tables when dinner is ready.

Coffee for two right up against the water, first thing in the morning.

The Great Room gives you a second living room high above the water.

Host a dinner at the long tables when your own table is too small.

Open shelves over the bar hold whatever a gathering down here needs.

Large windows beside the bar keep the water in view from every seat.

Eight stools at the Beach Shack Bar, and two beers on tap for residents.

A quiet room for reading or working, with a long table down the middle.

Take a book off the shelf and settle into the Library for an hour.

Shelves of books fill the whole Library wall, ready whenever you are.

Lift free weights or load up the racks, all on the one gym floor.

The fitness center covers 4,000 square feet, so skip the gym membership.

Natural light reaches every machine from the windows along one wall.

Cardio gets its own room, so the weight floor stays out of the way.

Roll out a mat on the wood floor in a room that is kept clear for it.

The golf simulator holds 185 courses, so a round fits any evening.

Bring a few friends, tee off on the turf and make an evening of it.

Seating for the ones waiting their turn, right in the golf lounge.

The lobby is a real room, with seating, and worth using now and then.

Two floors of common space greet you here before the elevator does.

From the mezzanine you can see the co-working floor waiting below.

Counter space at this end handles a morning of work before the gym.

Private offices and open seating fill 2,000 square feet of workspace.

The coworking space here gives you a long counter for a whole day of work.

A tile wave mural covers the passage wall, part of the art program.

The roof deck adds a whole floor of outdoor space to the building.

A beautiful aerial perspective of The Robinson in Revere at sunset.

Balconies on the upper floors give most homes their own outdoor space.

A nighttime perspective of the tower over a lit row of storefronts.

There is counter on either side of the gas range for real prep space.

Open up the slider and outdoor space becomes part of the evening.

Soft carpet here, and still enough floor left over for a work corner.

Hang a full wardrobe twice over and still have room on the shelves.

Towels, spares and the rest all disappear into the tall storage here.

A private balcony above the courtyard, with the water straight ahead.

Everything for cooking is only a half turn apart along this one wall.

Step out for air whenever the mood hits, straight from where you sit.

Two stools at the peninsula keep the cook part of the conversation.

Windows on two walls keep the rooms bright through most of the day.

Clothes hang in the nook here, and drawers tuck in right below them.

A wide wall for the dresser, and daylight from the window beside it.

The gas range up here has room to set a hot pan down on either side.

Open floor plan here, so whoever is cooking is still part of the room.

Daylight comes from two directions in this top-floor living room.

Corner windows meet at the wall here and bring in light all day long.

Large windows here put Revere Beach in front of you from the sofa.

Corner windows crank open here, with the whole shoreline out beyond them.

Linen storage stands full height right where the towels get used.

A step-in shower in the corner leaves the rest of the floor wide open.

Carpet underfoot in here, and downtown Boston out the wide window.

A tiled shower and a tiled floor share one pattern, from top to bottom.

Everything hangs within reach, and the shelf up top takes the rest.

Glass doors out to the balcony sit a few steps from the seating area.

Balcony doors at the far end bring the sea air right into the room.

A dining corner with water on two sides, and the balcony a step away.

Corner windows here leave room for two chairs and the shoreline beyond.

The vanity here is long enough for two people to get ready side by side.

A desk fits by the window here, with the shoreline in front of you.

The closet and bath open off each other, so mornings stay in one place.

A tub beside the window turns the end of a long day into a reset.

Room for a full dining table and an island, with the ocean alongside.

Step straight out to the balcony from the foot of the bed each morning.

A spacious closet and private bath sit right off this second bedroom.

A wide window beside the bed opens the whole room to the beach below.

Heated water means a swim here works well past the end of summer.

Loungers line both sides of the pool, so there is room for everyone.

Sun or shade out here, whichever kind of afternoon you were planning.

An open lawn in the middle of the building, and it is yours to use.

Out here the turf ends at a railing, and the ocean takes over from there.

Enough seating on this terrace that a whole group can settle in for hours.

Take a bench under the string lights and let a summer evening go long.

A row of loungers out on the lawn, one elevator ride down from home.

Grilling stations side by side let two groups cook at the same time.

Two fire pits keep the courtyard in use once the evenings turn cool.

A daytime perspective from high up, with the sand and the road below.

An outdoor room five floors up, with the sea straight out in front.

A fire in the Great Room makes the New England winter easier to take.

Settle in by the fire, then move to the tables when dinner is ready.

Coffee for two right up against the water, first thing in the morning.

The Great Room gives you a second living room high above the water.

Host a dinner at the long tables when your own table is too small.

Open shelves over the bar hold whatever a gathering down here needs.

Large windows beside the bar keep the water in view from every seat.

Eight stools at the Beach Shack Bar, and two beers on tap for residents.

A quiet room for reading or working, with a long table down the middle.

Take a book off the shelf and settle into the Library for an hour.

Shelves of books fill the whole Library wall, ready whenever you are.

Lift free weights or load up the racks, all on the one gym floor.

The fitness center covers 4,000 square feet, so skip the gym membership.

Natural light reaches every machine from the windows along one wall.

Cardio gets its own room, so the weight floor stays out of the way.

Roll out a mat on the wood floor in a room that is kept clear for it.

The golf simulator holds 185 courses, so a round fits any evening.

Bring a few friends, tee off on the turf and make an evening of it.

Seating for the ones waiting their turn, right in the golf lounge.

The lobby is a real room, with seating, and worth using now and then.

Two floors of common space greet you here before the elevator does.

From the mezzanine you can see the co-working floor waiting below.

Counter space at this end handles a morning of work before the gym.

Private offices and open seating fill 2,000 square feet of workspace.

The coworking space here gives you a long counter for a whole day of work.

A tile wave mural covers the passage wall, part of the art program.

The roof deck adds a whole floor of outdoor space to the building.

A beautiful aerial perspective of The Robinson in Revere at sunset.

Balconies on the upper floors give most homes their own outdoor space.

A nighttime perspective of the tower over a lit row of storefronts.