Nestled just west of Boston, Brookline combines city accessibility with tree-lined streets and historic character. Despite being surrounded by Boston on three sides, this historic town - birthplace of President John F. Kennedy - maintains its own distinctive identity. Residents appreciate the convenient access to downtown Boston via the MBTA Green Line's C and D branches, while enjoying Brookline's welcoming residential atmosphere and mix of architectural styles.
Brookline's neighborhoods each offer their own appeal, from the bustling Coolidge Corner with its landmark Coolidge Corner Theatre, to the charming streets of Brookline Village, to the welcoming atmosphere of Washington Square. The town features well-maintained parks including the 64-acre Larz Anderson Park, and sits close to Boston's medical and educational institutions. Apartment rentals typically start around $2,500 for studios and can exceed $5,000 for larger units, reflecting the area's desirable location, extensive public transportation options, and wealth of local amenities.
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