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Bay Village Boston Condos

Bay Village condos are in a hidden-gem neighborhood in Boston. Only six square blocks large, few people even realize it is a distinct neighborhood. However, once you live in Bay Village condos you will quickly understand that Bay Village is indeed a distinct area of downtown Boston.

Bay Village condos position you perfectly between Back Bay and downtown Boston so that nothing is far from reach. Within a couple of quick blocks you can reach the Green or Orange Line T subway stations to get across town.

Walk a few minutes north from Bay Village condos to enjoy the green escape of the manicured Public Garden and Boston Common. Travel into the Theater District, Downtown Crossing, and Chinatown for fast-paced shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Directly to the northwest lies all that Back Bay has to offer such as mid-range and high-end shopping and dining, beautiful, historic Copley Square, and the Boston Public Library.

The architecture around Bay Village condos often looks a lot like the neighboring Back Bay and Beacon Hill areas. There are plenty of ivy-covered, red-brick row houses, as well as tree-lined streets and wide pedestrian-friendly sidewalks.