90 Saint Botolph St, Boston MA 5
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Boston, MA 02116
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Price History#
Price dropped by $250
A decrease of -8.77% since listing
97 days on market
Available as soon as Sep 1
Current
$2,600
Low Since Listing
$2,600
High Since Listing
$2,850
Price history comprises prices posted on ApartmentAdvisor for this unit. It may exclude certain fees and/or charges.
Description#
Located in the heart of Back Bay and surrounded by Boston landmarks like the Prudential Center, Trinity Church, Boston Public Library, Copley Square and more, these spacious apartments at 90 St Botolph St are ideally located to experience the full scope of what Boston has to offer. With Green Line access at the Prudential T stop and Orange Line and Commuter Rail access at Back Bay Station both just a short walk away, you'll enjoy easy access to anywhere in the city. Newbury Street is just a short walk away, offering some of the city's best shopping and dining, in addition to the Prudential Center being right next door. Northeastern and Berklee are both very close by. In the building, you'll find modern amenities like renovated bathrooms, dishwashers, and granite countertops alongside classic features like exposed brick and hardwood floors. Laundry facilities are available onsite. Contact us to see these apartments for yourself!
Amenities#
What's Nearby#
This property has several public transit stops, gyms, restaurants, and schools nearby. The nearest bus stop, Belvidere St @ Huntington Ave, is less than a quarter mile (0.13mi) away. The nearest train stop, Prudential, is less than a quarter mile (0.10mi) away. The nearest gas station is less than two miles (1.04mi) away. The nearest grocery store, Star Market, is less than a quarter mile (0.23mi) away. There are 1,192 places to eat within a 3 mile radius. In addition, there are 25 parks, 80 gyms, and 94 schools within 5 miles.
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.
Arrests Score#
A moderate amount of arrests
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