After a stroll through Beacon Hill, one will get the impression as though they have gone back through time. A picture perfect neighborhood, Beacon Hill is as historic as they come in the United States. With only about 27,000 fortunate residents calling this area home, Beacon Hill today is still lined with Federal-style rowhouses, brick sidewalks, a rolling hill, and classic gaslit streets. Given all of this charm and unparalleled atmosphere, it is no surprise that Beacon Hill is one of the most desirable and expensive places to call home in the entirety of the Hub.

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Home to the Massachusetts State House and bordering the Back Bay, West End, North End, Downtown, Boston Common, Boston Public Garden, and more, living in Beacon Hill positions an individual right in the heart of all of the exciting action that makes up Boston’s diverse neighborhoods. Charles Street in Beacon Hill is especially attractive. This long road is where countless boutique stores, markets, and top restaurants and bakeries can be found. For a romantic setting in a  valuable segment of Boston, there is no place more ideal than Beacon Hill.