158 SAINT BOTOLPH ST

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South Boston

Description#

Highly sought after location on the border of 3 of Boston's hottest neighborhoods! Go one way out of your front door & you are minutes away from the Fenway area with all its shopping, dining, nightlife, and of course baseball! Head the other way and you are at the crossroads of the desirable South End & Back Bay on quiet tree lined streets with historic Brownstones! All Green Line trains are close by - the B, C, & D trains at Hynes Convention Center Station & the E train at Symphony Station! Easy access to Orange Line at Massachusetts Ave Station, as well as many major MBTA bus line stops + the Silver Line! Very close to top schools, hospitals, and attractions! Near Berklee College, MCPHS, Boston University, Mass Art, Boston University, Simmons, Wentworth, Symphony Hall, Beth Israel, Hospital, Wheelock, Harvard School of Medicine, Longwood Medical Area, Emmanuel College, Brigham & Women s Hospital, Children s Hospital, tony shopping, dining & nightlife in the Back Bay + South End, high fashion stores at Newbury Street & Copley Plaza, Fenway Park, and Kenmore Square! Plus, with the easy MBTA access, you are just stops away from everything that Boston has to offer!

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About Back Bay#

It's hard to believe that before the Back Bay was one of Boston's most desirable neighborhoods, it was a marshy tidal bay. Hence the name, the Back Bay. Transformed by developers in the mid-1800s to address overcrowding, the Back Bay quickly became the city's most coveted neighborhood, the address of Boston's wealthiest residents. Today, the Back Bay remains one of the most expensive areas to live in Boston, second only to Beacon Hill. Even so, it is possible to find more affordable apartments in the Back Bay. Learn more about Back Bay.

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