15 Keswick St. Unit B-1 ($1,725/mth) Boston MA

15 Keswick St. Unit B-1

1 BR Fenway condo in Fenway area

FEATURES:

Approximately 550 s/f
Walkable to Newbury Street/Back Bay
Exposed Brick
51 second walk to MBTA “C” line (St. Mary’s)
Original hardwood floors
NO PETS IN THIS UNIT!

RENT:$1,725/mth

CONTACT:

Scott Sherman

SRSherman@ElevenElevenCos.com
617-267-1100

INFORMATION:

Great Unit. This one bedroom, one bath condominium unit is located in the Fenway section of Boston. The unit has original hardwood floors and is approx. 550 sq.ft. This unit has exposed brick and stone walls. About a 51 second walk from the MBTA Green line St. Mary’s subway stop. It should be noted that NO PETS are allowed.

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About Lunenburg…

Lunenburg, NS, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, National Historic District, winner of the Communities in Bloom most beautiful small town in Canada, Prettiest Painted Places in Canada, Port City of the Year and Society of American Travel Writers’ awards. Picturesque Lunenburg lies nestled along the scenic shores of southern Nova Scotia one hour from Halifax and the international airport. Experience our way of life and work amidst historic architecture, attractions and amenities.

Lunenburg is the best surviving example of a planned British colonial settlement in North America. Established in 1753, it has retained its original layout and overall appearance, based on a rectangular grid pattern drawn up in the home country. The inhabitants have managed to safeguard the city's identity throughout the centuries by preserving the wooden architecture of the houses, some of which date from the 18th century.

Lunenburg is truly a walking town, with everything centrally located and just a short distance from one another. Stroll past the colourful heritage properties (in case you’re wondering, Nova Scotia’s fishing towns often painted their homes bright colours so as to be easily seen from the water), visit the many gift and artisan shops scattered throughout the town or enjoy an ice cream along its boardwalk. If the steep hills seem intimidating, you can take a horse and carriage ride with a driver who will gladly point out all of Lunenburg’s famous sites.

Lunenburg is also a haven for many artists who find inspiration in its surrounding beauty. Throughout the summer, the town hosts art festivals that showcase local artists’ range of media and subjects. July includes the Lunenburg Street Festival and Art Walk and the Nova Scotia Folk Art Festival, while the Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival takes place in August, featuring traditional and contemporary folk music from around the province and region.

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