Apartment Living in Boston
When you live in an apartment in Boston, you can benefit from residing right in the midst of all the action in a safe, well-kept building. Whether you want to live in Back Bay, Fenway, the South End, North End, or right around Boston Common, you can find your dream home among the plethora of condos or apartments for sale or rent in Boston. Ranging from affordable university-area buildings to luxury high-rises, Boston apartments come in all shapes and sizes; whether you are looking for a simple, functional home or a place with all the trimmings, features and amenities available. You can set high standards for homes in Boston, especially when First Boston Realty helps you locate just the right spot.
We can help you find the perfect Boston apartment that features:
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Panoramic views of the Charles River
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Boston Harbor, or city skyline
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Updated kitchens
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Spacious rooms
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Deeded garage parking
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24-hour security and doorman
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Modern design
As a resident of a Boston apartment, you will love to head out for a day of shopping in Downtown Crossing, Faneuil Hall Marketplace, or the Back Bay’s Newbury Street and Boylston Street. Get your business taken care of around the busy, professional Government Center and Financial District areas. Dining options around downtown Boston are endless: Sample the authentic Italian of the North End, the varied ethnic cuisines of the South End, the Kosher delis in Brookline, and the world-class restaurants downtown and on Newbury Street.
Top Neighborhoods
Back Bay – Beacon Hill – Bay Village – Brookline – Cambridge – Chinatown
Financial District – Fenway Park – Leather District – Midtown – North End
Seaport District – South Boston – South End – Waterfront – West End
From many Boston apartments you can easily reach major highways and expressways to traverse the city by car. MBTA subway stations are literally all over the city, insuring that wherever you live, at least one station is readily accessible to take you around the city and outlying neighborhoods. Additionally, because Boston proper is such a relatively small “big city,” it is convenient and often pleasant to walk nearly everywhere!
