Boston Allston Neighborhood Guide

Boston Allston Neighborhood Guide

 Allston is a diverse and active neighborhood in Boston. The community is home to many students, young professionals, longtime residents, and immigrants. You’ll find a bustling mix of residential and commercial areas in Allston. Students enjoy easy access to nearby Boston University and Harvard.

Attractions & Things to Do

Discover a variety of unique restaurants and hip watering holes on popular streets like Harvard Avenue, Commonwealth Avenue, and Brighton Avenue. The Charles River and Paul Dudley White Bicycle Path border the neighborhood and offer a variety of recreational opportunities like canoeing, running, and biking. 

Real Estate

To view current real estate listings in Allston, use the link below. Be sure to contact Rooney Real Estate with any questions about the area or if you’d like to tour some properties.

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