Beacon Hill MA Real Estate

Real estate in Beacon Hill is highly sought by investors and homeowners working in the Boston real estate market. Featuring perfectly preserved 19th century homes and 20th century tenements, Beacon Hill is currently one of the most exclusive American neighborhoods. The property value in this area is among the highest in the country and not without warrant, given its cultural significance and proximity to Boston's greatest landmarks. Covering one square mile of northern Boston, Beacon Hill is home to approximately 10,000 people. It's largely a residential neighborhood, although there are several museums and parks in the area.

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Beacon Hill Luxury Homes and Townhouses

Rowhouses from the 19th century line the gas-lit streets, featuring Federalist, Victorian and Gothic Revival architecture. Were it not for the modern cars, one would feel as if it were still the 19th century while walking the streets of Beacon Hill. Due to the efforts of local historical societies, the old-world architecture is preserved and protected from significant change.

Real estate is mainly comprised of luxury houses in Beacon Hill, although there are some 20th century tenements and smaller homes that working and middle-class Bostonians occupy. Despite a large community of wealthy citizens in the neighborhood, Beacon Hill is just as diverse as the rest of Boston. With the help of neighborhood watch groups and the assistance of local law enforcement, the crime rate is also surprisingly low for a metropolitan suburb. Those living in Beacon Hill will not only enjoy its world-famous architecture, but also the cultural landmarks, which include:

• Boston Anthenaeum, founded in 1807, a library and cultural center
• Boston Common, America's oldest park and an easy walk from any location in Beacon Hill
• Boston Public Garden, America's first public botanical garden and borders Beacon Hill to the south
• The Massachusetts State House, the state capital and office of the governor
• The Museum of African American History, found in the African Meeting House, an early 19th century Federalist home

Places like these are not just tourist traps, but sites that help property values rise and bring pride and recreation to area locals.

In addition, there are several major universities to choose from in the area, including Boston College, Boston University and Harvard University. Also, the medical facilities in Boston are among the finest in the country, adding to the citizens' feeling of well-being. That, combined with eclectic dining and shopping, makes Beacon Hill a desirable place to invest in or live.

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