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The hotel condominium component of the newly-completed Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences at One Dalton in Boston’s Back Bay has sold for $268 million.
The buyer is Fsbos LLC, an entity which lists as a manager Roger Blackall, director of the hotels and hospitalities division for Bahrain-based Premier Group. Premier Group is an investment company controlled by King Hamad al-Kahlifa and his family, according to a 2014 Financial Times report.
Cambridge-based Carpenter & Co. confirmed the $268-million transaction for long-term ownership of the hotel. The ownership group includes Carpenter & Co., the Bahrain-based family office, developer Alan Leventhal and other undisclosed investors.
A deed filed in Suffolk County listed a price of $215 million for the hotel condo. Carpenter & Co. declined to comment on the additional price figure.
A $160 million mortgage was provided by Pathways OPD1 LLC of Weston, Florida, according to Suffolk County Registry of Deeds records.
The 742-foot-tall luxury condo and hotel tower is the third-tallest building in Boston and tallest residential building in New England.
Designed by Henry Cobb of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners and Cambridge Seven Assoc. and built by Suffolk Construction, the tower contains 160 condos and 215 hotel rooms.
This story has been updated to include a statement from Carpenter & Co. on the total transaction price.
