42 Anderson St.

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**WE ARE STARTING A WAITLIST FOR THESE STUDIOS. JUST STEPS TO MGH, RIGHT BEHIND THE STATE HOUSE! THE LOCATION DOESN'T GET BETTER THAN THIS! We have several studios from $1900+ and in the process of asking tenants if they are renewing. TEXT/EMAIL NOW to get on the waitlist. We will message you the day each unit comes on market! ADORABLE STUDIO IN BOSTON'S GORGEOUS BEACON HILL FOR NEXT SEASON! BEST LOCATION IN BOSTON PET FRIENDLY RENT INCLUDES HEAT AND HOT WATER JUST 1/2 MILE TO DOWNTOWN CROSSING CHECK OUT THE WALKTHROUGH VIDEO APARTMENT TOUR HERE: Beacon Hill is nestled behind the iconic gold dome of the Massachusetts State House. It's an extremely pretty and tranquil cluster of steep gaslit streets, brick sidewalks, and flower boxes. Beacon Hill is regularly listed as one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in America. This little pocket of the city is also home to several of Boston's most popular landmarks and attractions, including the start of the Freedom Trail. Additionally, Beacon Hill's central location within Boston means you can connect on to other neighborhoods before or after. There s no better place in the city to go for a leisurely stroll than Beacon Hill. Its bricks and cobblestones are ever-charming. As one of Boston s most picturesque areas, Beacon Hill has steep streets lined with Federal-style and Victorian brick row houses lit by antique lanterns. The gold-domed Massachusetts State House overlooks Boston Common, with its winter skating pond. Across Charles Street, home to chic boutiques and antiques shops, is the formal Public Garden. The Charles River Esplanade s Hatch Shell hosts summer concerts. Acorn Street is one of the country's most photographed streets and once you're there, you'll understand why. The narrow cobblestone pathway lined with old brownstones has become a popular backdrop for both photographers and tourists, especially during the holiday season when the entire neighborhood is decorated with festive wreaths, lights and more. As you walk to Acorn Street and through all of the neighborhood streets of Beacon Hill you'll pass by plenty of other picture-worthy brownstones. (Credit to ) NEAR BY TRANSPORTATION: Tram: D Park Street (0.37 mi) Bus: SL5 Temple Pl @ Washington St (0.42 mi) Bus: 11 Bedford St @ Chauncy St (0.62 mi) Bus: 459 Otis St @ Summer St (0.62 mi) Subway: Orange Line Downtown Crossing (0.49 mi) Subway: Red Line Charles/MGH (0.17 mi) Bus: 43 Beacon St opp Walnut St (0.23 mi) Tram: B Park Street (0.37 mi) Tram: C Park Street (0.37 mi) Tram: E Park Street (0.37 mi) Bus: 15 Cambridge St @ Bowdoin St (0.29 mi) Subway: Blue Line Bowdoin (0.32 mi) Bus: 352 Cambridge St @ Government Ctr Sta (0.40 mi) Bus: 117 Haymarket (0.55 mi) Bus: 4 Portland St @ Causeway St (0.45 mi) Bus: 89/93 N Washington St @ Thacher St (0.62 mi) Bus: 93 N Washington St @ Medford St (0.63 mi) Rail: Fitchburg Line North Station (0.54 mi)

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About Beacon Hill#

Beacon Hill is the oldest and arguably most exclusive place to live in Boston. This National Historic Landmark District is known for its charming neighborhood feel and iconic 19th-century row houses that line the narrow cobblestone streets. Learn more about Beacon Hill.

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