The old Boston Herald site has since been transformed and remade into mixed-use living in Boston’s South End. Now known as Ink Block, the site consists of hundreds of residences, retailers, restaurants, and plenty of added amenities. The area is home to tens of thousands of square feet of retail space, alone. This means those living in the area can count on live within close proximity of countless shops and restaurants. In fact, there are many different opportunities for dining, shopping, and nightlife available living at Ink Block. The area also means living close to galleries and public transportation in Boston.  The multi-building development includes such residential amenities as a rooftop swimming pool and fitness center, a dog washing station, garage parking, and 24-hour concierge service, depending on the unit and building. Sepia at Ink Block is a luxury condo community with ground level retail space, and condos ranging from studios to three-bedroom layouts. The building includes a fitness center, a roof deck with an outdoor kitchen, indoor bicycle storage, and a clubroom. This building at Ink Block has its own private entrance to a Whole Foods Market. Siena at Ink Block is another luxury condo building in Ink Block. It was the second luxury condo building constructed in the area. It includes such amenities as a lobby library, a catering kitchen, and a rooftop Sky Lounge. The loft-style, ground floor units of Siena at Ink Lock come with high ceilings and some walk-out patios. Some of the units of Ink Block include floor-to-ceiling windows, and sleek layouts with stainless steel appliances and quartz countertops. You will also find open floorplans, many of which include city skyline views. Ink block has hundreds of underground parking spaces as well, plus there are also some parking spaces that are above ground at Ink Block.