No. 9 Park, Beacon Hill, Boston
Dotted with lavish restaurants, museums and entertainment venues, Beacon Hill offers a date night made easy with a number of romantic venues. Dine in an intimate setting at posh restaurant No. 9 Park, where guests can enjoy old world wines from boutique vintners, along with the culinary delight of regionally inspired French and Italian dishes. This fine-dining bistro has won accolades from Continue reading
Hudson Boston in the SOWA District
When looking for upscale shopping in a unique and picturesque setting, Bostonians look no further than the South End. Not only is the South End the largest Victorian neighborhood in the nation, but it also houses the city’s arts district, which is fondly referred to as SOWA (South of Washington). The renovated warehouses and apartment buildings in this area have been converted into studio spaces for local artists, making Continue reading
Views of the Charles from 330 Beacon
Boston’s Back Bay is a diverse area surrounded by 19th-century urban design and breathtaking views of the water. Victorian brownstones and picturesque tree-lined streets cultivate an exclusive environment that has made Back Bay Real Estate extremely desirable and sought after.
These two properties are close to all the luxuries that make life Continue reading
26 Pinckney Street, Somerville
Named the Best Run City by the Boston Globe in 2006, Somerville is a culturally rich area and features a number of famous landmarks, restaurants, and historical sites. Whether you are looking to escape Boston for the day, or are hunting for your very own Somerville condominium, keep reading to learn about five of our favorite things to do in Somerville. Continue reading