Room: This master bedroom is among our most spacious and luxurious bedrooms in Boston. It has a half bathroom inside the room along with a full-size bed, study desk, nightstand, fridge, Smart TV, and a streaming device. Perfect fit for students... looking for ultimate privacy and comfort. Big windows allow an abundance of natural light to enter the room. No need to even mention the best view of the city. Neighborhood: East Boston Residence is located in the neighborhood of East Boston, Massachusetts, a bustling and diverse community on the eastern side of the city. This neighborhood offers a unique blend of urban amenities, historic charm, and picturesque waterfront views. Living at East Boston Residence means being within walking distance of a wide range of conveniences and attractions. The neighborhood is known for its vibrant dining scene, with numerous restaurants, cafes, and eateries offering diverse cuisines from around the world. This neighborhood is also renowned for its waterfront location and stunning views of the Boston Harbor. At nearby Piers Park, you can enjoy the refreshing ocean breeze, take a leisurely walk along the Harborwalk, or simply relax on the grassy lawns while gazing at the city skyline. The area provides a serene and peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Transportation options from Addison St are excellent, making it easy to navigate both East Boston and the rest of the city. The neighborhood is well-served by public transportation, including the Blue Line of the MBTA's subway system, which offers a quick and convenient commute to downtown Boston and other parts of the city. Additionally, Logan International Airport is just a short drive away, making travel more accessible for frequent flyers. All pictures shown are for illustration purposes only. The actual room may slightly vary due to the layout. An in-person or virtual tour of the actual unit is recommended.
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