Boston Neighborhood Guide

Boston Waterfront District Neighborhood Guide Boston’s Waterfront District, located along the Boston Harbor, is within walking distance to the Financial District. Historically, this area served as the manufacturing and storage hub of Boston’s bustling harbor. Today, it features some of the most exclusive Boston Waterfront properties, many of them restored wharves that have been transformed into luxury townhomes and condos. The community is also known for its incredible views. Attractions & Things to Do You’ll find miles of pedestrian and bike friendly paths, as well as commuter and pleasure boat rides. The Rose Kennedy Greenway has a string of parks with a carousel, fountains, public art, and food trucks. Other popular attractions include Faneuil Hall, The Freedom Trail, Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park, and the New England Aquarium. It’s also an easy walk to the North End and TD Garden. Real Estate Explore beautiful repurposed warehouses and manufacturing bui...

Boston South End Neighborhood Guide   Boston’s South End truly offers something for everyone, from families to young professionals. It is a cosmopolitan neighborhood just minutes away from Back Bay and Downtown.  Attractions & Things to Do There are almost 30 parks in the area. It’s also home to a thriving arts community and some of the best restaurants in Boston. The area’s main streets are Tremont Street, Columbus Avenue, and Mass Avenue. Tremont Street is home to many world class restaurants. Shawmut Avenue is lined with a variety of boutiques and restaurants. Blackstone and Franklin Squares are public parks offering a historic fountain and grassy areas for picnicking and dog walking. During the summer, the SoWa Open Market attracts artisans and shoppers from all over the Greater Boston area. Real Estate You’ll find some lovely renowned Victorian brownstone buildings, historic brick townhomes, and more in the South End. Start your home search below or...

Things to do in South Boston   Welcome to South Boston! South Boston, also known as “Southie”, is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the country and boasts rich history and tradition. Residents living in South Boston enjoy plenty of conveniences and amenities. The Red Line Broadway T Station and multiple bus routes provide easy access to Greater Boston and the Seaport. The Fort Point Channel Historic District is a popular hub for working artists and the arts community. Attractions & Things to Do Each year, the area holds one of the largest St. Patrick’s Day Parades in the country with a spectacular lineup of marching bands, military vehicles, floats, and a variety of costumes and performers. Explore plenty of gorgeous beaches in South Boston, including the family friendly beaches at the Curley Community Center and Pleasure Bay. L Street Beach, M Street Beach, and Carson Beach adjoin each other and provide about 3 miles of uninterrupted beach along Dorchester B...

Boston Seaport Neighborhood Guide   Boston’s vibrant and bustling Seaport neighborhood has a unique appeal and culture all its own. Here you’ll find a synergistic community that blends history with creative young artists, innovators, and entrepreneurs. The Seaport District is east of the Fort Point Channel and is also known as the South Boston Waterfront and Innovation District. Attractions & Things to Do This mixed use neighborhood is full of office buildings, luxury condos, retail stores, cultural attractions, and restaurants. A variety of beautiful green spaces provide residents with places to gather, relax, and enjoy the views. You’ll also find plenty of recreational opportunities and a few small pocket gardens located along Northern Avenue and the Harborwalk.  The area is also home to the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston’s Children’s Museum, and the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum.  Real Estate From historic warehouses to contemporary a...

 Boston North End Neighborhood Guide Also known as Boston’s “Little Italy”, the North End neighborhood has a vibrant Italian community and it is one of the most visited areas in the city.  Attractions & Things to Do Residents enjoy plenty of green spaces and recreational opportunities, including Steriti Ice Rink, Mirabella Pool (which overlooks the harbor), and bocce ball courts. Hanover Street and Salem Street are home to fantastic Italian restaurants, bakeries, and shops. On the side streets, you’ll find apparel boutiques, home furnishing stores, and more great places to eat. Along the waterfront, hotels, restaurants, and bars boast beautiful views across the harbor.  Popular historic sites include Paul Revere's House, the Old North Church, and Copp's Hill Burying Ground.  Real Estate The community is mostly residential with historic brick apartment buildings and narrow cobblestone streets. Click on the link below to view current listings a...

 East Boston Neighborhood Guide Discover one of the most beautiful waterfronts in the city in East Boston. The community is known for its residential neighborhoods, transportation connections, and recreational opportunities. The area has a great blend of Old World charm and diversity and is home to a mix of young professionals, longtime residents, and immigrants. Attractions & Things to Do Residents enjoy wonderful waterfront views of the Boston skyline from across the harbor. The beautiful greenway provides access to the beach. You’ll find plenty of recreational opportunities to explore at Belle Isle Marsh Reservation and Constitution Beach, as well as stunning views of the Boston skyline from Piers Park.  East Boston has an array of unique restaurants and retailers, which reflect the diversity of the neighborhood. The main commercial areas are Maverick Square and Central Square. Real Estate Residential homes mix the old with the new and feature many re...