Historic •Museums •Architecture •Local Eateries •Riverfront •Parks •Shops
Beacon Hill - Best 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathrooms, Duplex (two floors). Bedrooms are located downstairs. To access the bedrooms you will need to go down stairs through the spiral staircase (see Photo), between the bedrooms there is a full bathroom with a shower and a bathtub. - Our place is not recommended for guests with mobility issues.

An Ideal location for Exploring or working in the heart of Boston. Great Restaurants Nearby. Access to all public transportation and tourist destinations. Steps away from North End, State House, Freedom Trail, Boston Common, Major Hospitals, Whole Foods and Roche Brothers Grocery Store and Pharmacies.

The kitchen is of renovated and full size, allows you to do a lot of cooking. There will be a toaster, regular coffee maker, stove, oven, fridge, freezer, microwave oven, kitchen utensils, and pots & pans. All of our kitchen supplies are available for your use.
The living room (located on the main level entrance) is a great place to kick back and relax. It features two full sofas. Enjoy some home-cooked food or takeout at our dinning table (seats 4).
We have a smart Flat-screen TV, Blu-ray DVD player for your entertainment.* You will need your own account to stream Netflix and Prime.
Secure high-speed wireless internet is included. The bedrooms are on the second floor going down the spiral staircase; guest with mobility issues, cane, wheelchair will not be able to go down the stairs.
Beacon Hill is the most Historic neighborhood in Massachusetts. Colonial era, Boston brownstones, cobblestone streets, and the gas lanterns, will transport you to the 1800's. Our place is not a modern construction at all, and it does not have a hotel feel at all, it is our home amazingly located among it all. Although the street (Ridgeway Lane) is quiet, the brownstone building is located in an old/historic and elegant neighborhood (Beacon Hill) - our condo is located in a brownstone building dating from the 1800's - street gas lamps, but also old piping; expect some routine/sporadic home noises/sounds every now ant then. Old charming building and home.
Public transportation surrounds us, centrally located among all major public transportation systems, including South Station and North Station. Blue, Green Red and Orange Line are all walking distance from the unit.
Access to a small courtyard. This is a very quiet street and quiet building. Please note that to get to the bedrooms you need to go down the spiral staircase.
This place is non smoking, no pets.
With the kitchen and the living room and a half bathroom on the first floor (entrance level) and the bedrooms located below. Guests with mobility issues will not be able to go up and down the spiral stairs to the bedrooms located downstairs.

I am available if you need me. Happy to recommend places to eat and places that make Boston famous!

There is only street parking on Historic Beacon Hill -first come first served. However there is a wide selection of for pay parking garages PARKING – You will find a number of parking garages throughout Beacon Hill some are: The Boston Common Garage (0 Charles Street); Charles Street Parking Garage (144 Charles Street); Standard parking (100 Cambridge Street); One Center Plaza Parking (75 Somerset Street); Brimmer Street Garage (70 Brimmer Street); Government Center Garage (50 New Sudbury Street).

PUBLIC TRANS -METRO/SUBWAY (aka The T): All trains are within walking distance from our ideal location on Beacon Hill. -----Red Line: (Right on Park Street/ Boston Public Garden, steps away from the home). -------Blue Line: (takes you from the airport to Bowdin, literally across the street from the home). ----------Green Line: (Available both at Government Center and Park Street (all walking distance 5 min from home).--------Orange Line: (Available at Park Street and at Haymarket).

If you want to book for 1 month the flat rate will be $6,000

SUPERMARKETS- There are two major supermarkets in the neighborhood: Whole foods, very conveniently located on Cambridge Street, across the street (everyone goes there) and Roche Brothers, on Winter Street, the other side of the Park.
Pharmacies: Steps from CVS and

LAUNDRY- You will find many Laundromats throughout Beacon Hill you will find some on: Phillip Street, 17 Charles Street; 151 Charles Street; 64 Anderson; 15 Myrtle; 94 West Cedar St; to name some.

PARKING – You will find a number of parking garages throughout Beacon Hill some are: The Boston Common Garage (0 Charles Street); Charles Street Parking Garage (144 Charles Street); Standard parking (100 Cambridge Street); One Center Plaza Parking (75 Somerset Street); Brimmer Street Garage (70 Brimmer Street); Government Center Garage (50 New Sudbury Street).

HOSPITALS - The closest hospitals are: Mass General Hospital and Boston Eye and Ear, located on Cambridge Street.
PUBLIC TRANS -METRO/SUBWAY (aka The T): All trains are within walking distance from our ideal location on Beacon Hill. -----Red Line: (Right on Park Street/ Boston Public Garden, steps away from the home). -------Blue Line: (takes you from the airport to Bowdin, literally across the street from the home). ----------Green Line: (Available both at Government Center and Park Street (all walking distance 5 min from home).--------Orange Line: (Available at Park Street and at Haymarket).

Welcome to Beacon Hill – Our neighborhood dates to the 1800s, charming gas lights, brick buildings, quaint you will hear occasional ticking of the plumbing. Our building plumbing also dates to the 1800s, and you may hear the building settle sounds sometimes. Please be reasonable about what you flush down the toilet, most items will clog it other than what normally and naturally should be flushed down the toilet. As in any bathroom, not all items are suitable for flushing (flushing personal hygiene items, feminine care items, birth control items, diapers, or the whole TP, or baby wipes are not suitable for flushing down he buildings old fashion pipes (they will clog the building’s drain). We provide slips/plastic bags that line the bathrooms trash cans for you to dispose of any trash and other items and to avoid visits from the plumber.

Not at all a Hotel feel. Decorated with antique coffee table for your delight.
Here you will be in the heart of the City of Boston, Beacon Hill, home of Louisburg Square. Antique gas lamps, Beacon Hill buildings date to the 1800, and so does its plumbing, expect city noise, and some building settlement here and there.

historic district in downtown Boston, Beacon Hill resides on the coast of the Charles River, just north of the Boston Common. This historic 50-acre urban park offers the Hatch Memorial Shell, a riverside amphitheater with lawn seating. Beacon Hill is one of the oldest and most picturesque neighborhoods in the country with brick-lined streets, gas lanterns, and historic landmarks. With its tourist attractions and lively residential community, Beacon Hill is a charming historic region with plenty of amenities to offer residents and visitors alike.

In Beacon Hill, you will find historic architecture, antique shops, and fine eating and drinking spots define this Boston neighborhood. Visit historic homes like Nichols House Museum to tour a grand Beacon Hill residence from 1804, or venture over to the Museum of African American History on Joy Street. A prominent landmark and must-visit location is The Massachusetts State House in the center of town, built in 1795.

Beacon Hill houses the original Cheers, the iconic pub that brings in tourists from all over, and the setting of a hit sitcom. For classic Italian cuisine in a European-style atmosphere, visit Toscano, a true neighborhood gem. The historic homes, river views, city parks, and downtown Boston location are unbeatable!