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Our South End office
(green arrow) is located at 556 Tremont St., Boston MA
02118.
The South End is bordered on the North and West by the prestigious Back
Bay area which has some of the best shopping as well as some of the most
expensive property in the U.S. The technical border runs along the Southwest
corridor park, which runs between Columbus Ave., with it's fabulous restaurants
and beautiful St. Botolph Street with its lovely brownstone homes. St. Botolph
is considered by many to be part of the South End, but is technically in Back
Bay.
On the South and West
is Massachusetts Avenue, which features Chester
Square, with its huge brownstone homes and condominiums with some of the biggest
footprints in the city.
On the North and East
is Berkeley/East Berkeley St., beyond which is
charming Bay Village and the Theater District.
In the late 1840's
and early 1850's, the South End was filled in, and
construction began on what was then the most upscale area in the city. After the
Back Bay was completed, many of the City's elite built new homes there, and the
South End became more of a blue collar area with lots of rooming houses.
In the past 25
years, the South End has changed considerably. It is now
almost as upscale as Back Bay, but with more of a neighborly feel. It is home to
some of the best, most au courant restaurants in the city. It also
has lovely, quiet streets lined with trees, gardens and beautiful brownstones.
It also has gorgeous English style squares such as Union Park, Rutland Square,
Concord Square, and Worcester Square. It also features the Boston Center for the
Arts and The Boston Ballet School .
The South End
features the best in urban living coupled with the feel of a
small town.
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