Fenway Apartments

‘The Fenway’ neighborhood of Boston is located directly west of the Kenmore neighborhood and the two are often referred to together as the ‘Fenway/ Kenmore’ area, although locals know that ‘Kenmore’ primarily consists of Kenmore Square and the area immediately surrounding it.

The Fenway area is host to some of Boston’s most famous attractions, including the Fenway Park and the famous Citgo sign, Symphony Hall, the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Lansdowne Street is known for its plethora of popular restaurants, bars, and music venues, include the House of Blues.

Bordered by the Charles River along the north and a 1,100 acre park system known as the ‘Emerald Necklace’ along the east, the Fenway is a great area to live if you need some green space close to home. The only remaining Victory Garden from the World War II era is located in this park system, and for a small fee area residents can purchase a plot of land to grown food and flowers.

Fenway apartments are ideal for students, with its close proximity to so many college campuses including; Northeastern University, Boston University, the Art Institute of Boston, Mass College of Art, New England School of Photography, Berkelee College of Music, the Boston Conservatory, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Harvard Medical School, and the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health. Fenway apartments tend to rent quickly in the months leading up to the beginning of the school year.

Fenway apartments make your city commute a breeze with easy access to several Green Line MBTA train stops including Kenmore, Fenway, Symphony Hall, Northeastern, the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Hynes stops. Just remember, if you’re heading in for a Red Sox game, Fenway Park is actually closest to the Kenmore train stop!

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