On Beacon Street,
brownstones on the north side look over the Charles River to Cambridge on the
other side, and have the Esplanade practically in their back yard.
Marlborough Street holds the most distinct old-world
flavor, as it is the narrowest. The gas lamps that light the street glow with
the sense of history. This street tends to have the highest residential demand.
Rental and sales prices have been escalating in recent years, as there is a
shortage of availability.
Commonwealth Avenue, with its tree lined grassy mall
running down the center, and lined with beautiful examples of 19 th-century architecture and magnolia
trees, truly rivals the most beautiful boulevards in the world.
St. Botolph Street is quickly becoming one of the
"hottest" streets for young professionals. This quiet, tree-lined street,
situated on the border of South End, contains beautiful classic brownstones.
Located just two-minutes from the Prudential Center, and blocks from public
transportation, St. Botolph is the place to experience true
"Citylife."
