Boston Neighborhoods
Back Bay
Boston’s Back Bay is one of the most upscale neighborhoods in the city. Once an actual bay, the city filled the area in with land hauled in by train from nearby Needham to create what is now a social and cultural landmark – and home to some of the finest Boston luxury condos and classic Victorian brownstones.
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Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill is by far the most historic and desirable Boston neighborhood. The classic brownstones and Federal-style row houses that make up the seat of the State House are the definition of classic Boston living.
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Charlestown
Charlestown, located just north of Boston’s downtown waterfront, is steeped in history and tradition. The site of the Battle of Bunker Hill, a turning point in the American Revolution, Charlestown was once its own city – encompassing much of the surrounding present-day towns. The Bunker Hill Monument, part of Boston National Historic Park, remains Charlestown’s architectural icon, and the neighborhoods surrounding it offer traditional Boston charm at very affordable prices.
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Fenway
Boston’s Fenway neighborhood is named for The Fenway, the central parkway that runs through Frederick Law Olmsted’s sprawling Emerald Necklace park system. Of course, it is best known today for being home to historic Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox since 1912.
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South End
Boston’s South End has truly come into its own as a desirable neighborhood to live, work, and relax in over the past two decades. A dramatic reinvestment in the neighborhood beginning in the 1990s has transformed the South End into a dynamic environment ripe with some of the city’s most avant-garde restaurants and upscale boutique shops.
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