Beacon Hill spans roughly one-square mile and is one of New England’s most sought-after neighborhoods with its tranquil charm and historic roots dating back nearly 400 years. Beautiful brownstones and row houses fill the tree-lined cobblestone streets and maintain the 19th century charm with authentic gas-lit lanterns.
While Beacon Hill is certainly a quiet residential neighborhood, the area offers an abundance of options for shopping and dining. One of the most charming streets in the neighborhood, Charles Street, boasts specialty boutiques, sidewalk coffee shops and fine dining.
Just a short walk to Back Bay, the North End, and Midtown, Beacon Hill provides residents access to even more dining, entertainment, and shopping experiences. The neighborhood also borders the Esplanade and the northern portion of the Boston Common and Public Garden, perfect for afternoon strolls or runs along the Charles River.
