Here Are The 8 Best Places To Live In Boston…And Why
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There’s no denying it. Boston is a beautiful city, with historic neighborhoods filled with amazing architecture and charming sights everywhere you look. Whether you’re looking for a quiet neighborhood, an artsy locale, a great deal or something close to the action, Boston has something for everyone.
This waterfront neighborhood was once a predominantly working class community that has become increasingly gentrified with young professionals moving there in search of more reasonable housing prices. The streets are lined with row houses and condos, and there’s a long stretch of beach within walking distance.
Jamaica Plain is a hip, artsy neighborhood with a mix of beautiful old Victorians, triple-deckers and single family homes. Jamaica Plain has plenty of green space and a pond where locals can jog, walk their dogs and just hang out and enjoy the day.
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Davis Square is located between Cambridge and Somerville. It is densely populated with an urban feel and plenty of shops and restaurants to choose from.
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Brookline’s Coolidge Corner green line stop is convenient to downtown while still maintaining its own neighborhood vibe. Coolidge Corner is a great place to browse bookstores and enjoy a wide variety of ethnic food.
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Boston’s largest neighborhood, Dorchester is known for its neighborhood pride. It has a diverse population, with a mix of long-time immigrant families and newer immigrant residents from places like Ireland and Vietnam.
Brighton is a little farther removed from the hustle and bustle of downtown, and it offers lovely, quiet streets with beautiful condos and multi-family homes.
Home of Boston University, Allston is full of college students and young professionals who live in the historic, multi-family homes, apartments and condos and participate in a bustling night life at neighborhood bars and restaurants.
Fenway/Kenmore is the neighborhood of Fenway Park. It’s also home to The Museum of Fine Arts and Symphony Hall. Many students live in the neighborhood and there are plenty of bars and clubs along Lansdowne Street.
What’s your favorite neighborhood? For more suggestions, Here Are The 10 Best Places To Live In Massachusetts…And Why.
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